Old Man and the C: Martin wins at Chicagoland

Mark Martin will feel his age in the morning or a day or two after a race. His bones will stiffen and his body will ache after driving 400 grueling miles, even though the fitness fanatic is still in top shape. After all, 50 is 50 and that matters - well, everywhere but on the track. Martin is still nifty at 50 and has made Cup racing his personal senior circuit. 1247398972

• Martin wins 4th race at Chicagoland

Webber grabs first F1 pole in Germany

Mark Webber from Red Bull Racing held off Brawn GP drivers Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button as well as teammate Sebastian Vettel in the closing seconds of Saturday's qualifying to take the pole position for the German Grand Prix.

Power powerful in part-time ride

Will Power won the 2007 Champ Car race on the streets of Toronto, and that sort of makes him the defending race champion for Sunday's Honda Indy. He's poised for a repeat performance.

Martin takes Chicagoland for fourth win in '09

Mark Martin held off teammate Jeff Gordon in a two-lap shootout to the finish to win Saturday's LifeLock 400.com at Chicagoland Speedway and give his boss, Rick Hendrick, a huge birthday present.

Franchitti takes pole for Toronto

Dario Franchitti will start on the pole for Sunday's Honda Indy Toronto after topping the charts in qualifying on the streets of Toronto.

Vickers still searching for 1st win

Brian Vickers took the pole, he just couldn't take the checkered flag. Again.

Wilkerson uses used parts from rivals to beat them

The parts on Tim Wilkerson's funny car are wearing thin and in need of replacement.