Jack Roush Plane Crash: Famous Sports Figures and Plane Crashes

In sports there's a saying that goes "it's better to be lucky than good." Well no one exemplifies that better than NASCAR team owner Jack Roush, who recently survived his second plane crash in less than a decade. Roush a co-owner of Roush Racing (with Red Sox principle owner John Henry) seems to have two passions in life: his race cars and flying planes. Yesterday in Wisconsin, Roush cracked his ...

NASCAR: A good marriage with Indy?

By Scott Adamson Scripps Howard News The marriage between the NASCAR Cup Series and Indianapolis Motor Speedway should be a motorsports love story f ...

The 50 Hottest Past & Future WAGs

Welcome to the world of the WAGs. The beautiful women of the world who become involved, in some way, with athletes. Many of my previous lists involved ranking WAGs but this list is different because it involves me ranking women who are not currently a WAG. This was one of my favorite lists to make because many of these women have never been a WAG but are on the wish list of most male athletes ...

Cassill Surpasses Own Expectations at Brickyard 400

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Indianapolis Motor Speedway is a bit of a sacred ground to Landon Cassill.

Formula One - On and Off track week 30

At the end of 2009 Swiss Peter Sauber thought he could finally enjoy his retirement, but the unexpected withdrawal of the German BMW car manufacturer from the Formula One scene forced him to stay on for at least one more year.

FanHouse: Ganassi makes racing history

SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- Soaked in champagne and still grinning from ear to ear, NASCAR team owner Chip Ganassi was walking over to a Corvette convertible for his second victory lap around Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the last two months when Tony Stewart stopped him in his tracks.