... of this Court's decision." Mayfield, who could not find a full-time ride following his 2006 firing from Evernham Motorsports, started his own team this season and qualified for five of the first 11 races. He was randomly drug-tested ...

... Mayfield started the season as one of NASCAR's feel-good stories. Out of steady work since a 2006 firing from Evernham Motorsports, he put everything he had into Mayfield Motorsports. It was a low-budget, understaffed organization thrown ...

... because of the turmoil surrounding that race team. Petty ultimately announced a merger last week with Gillett Evernham Motorsports. Hall of Fame, meanwhile, ended its technical alliance with Joe Gibbs Racing at the end of last season, then ...

... than anything else." ROYAL TOUCH: Kasey Kahne says one of the best parts about the merger last month of Gillett Evernham Motorsports and Petty Enterprises into Richard Petty Motorsports is getting to spend time with NASCAR's longtime King ...

... championship, has five Cup victories in 433 career starts, but none since 2005 at Michigan. He was fired by Evernham Motorsports in late 2006 and bounced around until this season, when he formed Mayfield Motorsports. He threw the team together ...

... finished a career-best eighth in the final points standings. But 2007 was a struggle, as Kahne and his Gillett-Evernham Motorsports team notched just one top-five finish all season. His only wins came in the Nationwide Series, and his August ...

... for driver Kasey Kahne suddenly improved after he won the All-Star race here last Saturday night for Gillett Evernham Motorsports. But Kahne still has gone 52 points races without a victory since his banner season in 2006, when he won six ...

... have the pull in the garage and they don't." PIT STOPS: Carl DeWitt "De" Cordell Sr. was hired by Gillett Evernham Motorsports as its chief sales and marketing officer. "We see this as another step forward in our team's quest to become ...

... 335 million, followed by Roush Fenway Racing ($313 million), Joe Gibbs Racing ($184 million), Gillett Evernham Motorsports ($150 million) and Richard Childress Racing ($130 million). But it drops significantly after that. Only ...

... have been in NASCAR since 1953, lost the Air Force as a sponsor this week when it said it was moving to Gillett Evernham Motorsports next year. Furniture Row Racing, an independent one-car team based in Denver, Colo., said it will run a ...