Full Throttle

Joey Coulter won the Berlin ARCA 200 at Berlin Raceway Saturday night, beating Patrick Sheltra by 0.768 second in the 200-lap race on the 0.4375-mile oval. The win is Coulter’s first in ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards competition.

IndyCar is coming back to Mid-Ohio next year. And Indianapolis is a certainty. As for the rest of IndyCar’s 2011 schedule? Well, CEO Randy Bernard says you’ll just have to wait and see.

Eric Holmes added a new track to his resume of wins as he took the victory in the Toyota/NAPA Auto Parts Bonus Challenge 150 in the inaugural visit by the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West to Montana Raceway Park on Saturday night.

Britain’s Dean Stoneman sealed his fourth pole position of the season today at Brno, edging out 2009 polesitter Nicola De Marco by just 0.045s.

Robb Brent added his name to the long list of first-time winners in the 2010 ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards season, driving away from the field to win the Weis Markets 125 by 2.844 seconds over Dakoda Armstrong.

Sebastian Vettel edged his Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber to pole position on Saturday after clocking the fastest time during qualifying for Sunday’s Hungarian grand prix.

You see, Cypher Group really was a “Cypher,” i.e. a nown describing “something of no value or importance.”

The second half of Superleague Formula by Sonangol 2010 kicks off at Brands Hatch this weekend (July 31/August 1) with the title race as finely poised as it has been all season-long.

The CAMS Rising Stars will be the subjects of ground-breaking brain analysis technology before this weekend’s third round of the Victorian Formula Ford Championship at Sandown International Motor Raceway.

Australian NASCAR driver Marcos Ambrose will leave JTG Daughtery Racing at the end of the 2010 NASCAR season. The news ends a long and successful partnership between Ambrose and JTG Daugherty Racing owner Tad Geschickter, which was previously announced as running until at least the end of the 2011 season.

NASCAR has fined at least two of its star drivers this season for making critical comments about the racing series, The Associated Press has learned.

Scott Dixon has taken victory in a dramatic Honda Edmonton Indy at the City Centre Airport Circuit today. Championship leader Will Power led the majority of the race, eventually finishing second, but only after being part of a controversial move by his Team Penske teammate Helio Castroneves.

Ferrari may yet face further sanctions after being punished for implementing team orders during Sunday’s German Grand Prix. The team was fined $100,000 US, a drop in the ocean to a marque of Ferrari’s wealth, however it may not be the end of the story.

The Will Power Show has continued to roll on, taking his sixth PEAK Performance Pole Award for the year at the Honda Indy Edmonton road course. In six races in Edmonton, Power has now won half of them. He also won one in ChampCar.

Ron Dennis, the executive chairman of McLaren Automotive and former team boss of the McLaren-Mercedes Formula One team, is at Indianapolis Motor Speedway meeting with NASCAR officials and team owners, pitching his McLaren Electronics as the vendor of choice if and when NASCAR converts from carburetors to fuel injection.

Jacques Villeneuve and Italian racing outfit Durango have confirmed that they will bid to enter Formula One next season. Rather than search for a seat with an existing team, the 1997 Formula One champion is attempting to become an owner/driver.

Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel snatched pole position for his home German Grand Prix after beating Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso by barely the blink of an eye.

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso set the fastest time during the second practice session in mixed conditions ahead of the German Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring.

Patrick Long showed off his road-course expertise, dominating the BI-MART Salute to the Troops 125 at Portland International Raceway Sunday. It’s Long’s second NASCAR K&N Pro Series West win.