2010 Memory Lane | ?Who said it was over? Told you it wasn't over.? ? DENNY HAMLIN, after starting the second half of the Chase with a win in the TUMS Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, Va., on Oct. 24.

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Valentino Rossi interview after the Valencia GP

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2010 Memory Lane | ?The bump drafting as we?ve known it at Daytona and Talladega over the past few years will be totally eliminated. We?re gonna put it back in the hands of the drivers and ?Boys, have at it and have a good time,? that's all I can say.? ? ROBIN PEMBERTON, NASCAR vice president of competition, at NASCAR?s Research and Development Center in Concord, N.C., setting the tone for the season on Jan. 21.

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Sam Hornish Jr. May Return to Indy 500

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LAS VEGAS -- Three-time IndyCar champ and 2006 Indianapolis 500 winner Sam Hornish Jr.'s NASCAR future remains in limbo, but his team owner, Roger Penske, said Thursday that he will likely field Hornish in the Daytona 500 and possibly in the Indianapolis 500, too.

Penske confirmed the news during a sponsorship announcement at his Ferrari dealership in the Wynn Las Vegas Thursday, where the team unveiled Kurt Busch's new No. 22 Shell-Pennzoil Dodge in the Sprint Cup Series and a similar design for the iconic No. 3 Penske car that three-time Indy 500 winner Helio Castroneves will drive at Indy next May.

For all his success in open-wheel racing, Hornish has never managed to make a big splash in NASCAR's big leagues, with only a pair of top-five finishes and eight top-10 efforts in 108 starts over three full seasons. And with no primary sponsor signed for his No. 77 Dodge, Penske said Hornish still doesn't have a full schedule set for 2011. Penske said both a limited Cup and Nationwide Series slate were possibilities.

"I told him that, at the end of the day, I'd much rather do a program where we can support you 100 percent than have some pick-up program with not enough sponsors,'' Penske said. "We need to have the continuity. We have a number of opportunities, but we just couldn't get them closed at this point.

 

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2010 Memory Lane | ?The bump drafting as we?ve known it at Daytona and Talladega over the past few years will be totally eliminated. We?re gonna put it back in the hands of the drivers and ?Boys, have at it and have a good time,? that's all I can say.? ? ROBIN PEMBERTON, NASCAR vice president of competition, at NASCAR?s Research and Development Center in Concord, N.C., setting the tone for the season on Jan. 21.

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