Lewis Hamilton may get behind the wheel of Tony Stewart's NASCAR car later this year - but it will be a promotional event, not a change of career... read more »

Lewis Hamilton looks set to get behind the wheel of a NASCAR stock car during the summer. read more »

2008 Formula 1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton will enjoy his first taste of a NASCAR next month, with the Englishman set to trade places with Sprint Cup driver Tony Stewart at... read more »

Although details are somewhat sketchy, it has been revealed that Lewis Hamilton is to drive a NASCAR car later this year, swapping seats with two-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart. read more »

Two-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart and Lewis Hamilton will swap race cars in an exhibition later this year read more »

Lewis Hamilton is set to swap his Formula One car for a NASCAR this summer, as he and Tony Stewart take on each others machinery read more »

NASCAR's decision to switch from carburettors to fuel-injected engines is as big a step-change, certainly for McLaren Electronics which will will supply the engine control... read more »

Juan Pablo Montoya has ruled out ever making a comeback in Formula One, saying that NASCAR is "more fun".  read more »

NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya has ruled out the possibility of returning to Formula One in the future read more »

Former F1 driver Nelson Piquet Jr will compete full-time in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series next year, it has been announced this week. read more »

Former Renault Formula 1 driver Nélson Piquet Jr. will be part of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in 2011, it has been confirmed. The Brazilian, who left F1 after last... read more »

Nelson Piquet Junior, who last week won a lawsuit against the Renault F1 Team has been confirmed as having secured a full-time drive in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series... read more »

You just can't keep some people down, so they say, and that certainly applies to the Villeneuve Racing/Durango F1 bid - even if it may now have to go via NASCAR first... read more »