The NASCAR Week That Was: September 7-13

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Ron Hornaday led the news this week after ESPN revealed he had, for a period, used testosterone prescribed by a center linked to scandals in other major league sports. NASCAR officials said no penalties or sanctions will be assessed. In other news, UPS signed with David Ragan and the #6 Roush Fenway Racing team for 2009, putting to rest months of speculation about where they would end up. And finally the Nationwide Series COT made its much anticipated debut at a test in Richmond on Monday. This is the NASCAR week that was, September 7 to 13, 2008.

Hornaday’s story one of health not substance abuse

COT likely to make Nationwide debut in 2010, but first test positive

The Two Faces of ESPN on Display

Roush Fenway exec laments NASCAR’s limits on Cup teams

UPS announces sponsorship deal with Ragan

Vintage Insiders

The Nationwide COT

The drivers aren’t the only competitors

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