Screen capture off ESPN of the starting, middle laps, finish and the winner’s interview of the NASCAR Sprint Cup PepBoys Auto 500 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Georgia. on Sunday, September 6, 2009 Kasey Kahne was the winner. This NASCAR event was captured off the ESPN network. It was made and is presented for entertainment purposes only. No profit or monetary gain is being made from this video and it should not be used for any financial gain. All names, logos, slogans & video are the sole property of NASCAR and the ESPN network and each retains all rights to them. Nascar features at: www.nascar.com ESPN features at espn.go.com PepBoys features at: www.pepboys.com This video was captured using an Aiptek GO-HD (720p) camcorder in DV1 mode connected to a Directv receiver then edited & rendered to a 1280 x 720 High Resolution WM9 .wmv file using Camtasia Studio 6. Although this can be viewed as a HD video, it is NOT true HD.

Screen capture off ESPN of the starting, middle laps, finish and the winner’s interview of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Sharpie 500 at the Bristol Motor Speedway (Worlds Fastest Half Mile) in Bristol, Tenn. on Saturday, August 22, 2009 Kyle Busch was the winner. This NASCAR event was captured off the ESPN Channel. It was made and is presented for entertainment purposes only. No profit or monetary gain is being made from this video and it should not be used for any financial gain. All names, logos, slogans & video are the sole property of NASCAR and the ESPN network and each retains all rights to them. Nascar features at: www.nascar.com ESPN features at espn.go.com Sharpie features at: www.sharpie.com This video was captured using an Aiptek GO-HD (720p) camcorder in DV1 mode connected to a Directv receiver then edited & rendered to a 1280 x 720 High Resolution WM9 .wmv file using Camtasia Studio 6. Although this can be viewed as a HD video, it is NOT true HD.

BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) — The most surprised person to find Mark Martin in Victory Lane at Michigan International Speedway was the driver himself. The 50-year-old NASCAR star has run well but has had to deal with considerable bad luck this season. It looked like more of the same Sunday when the battery in his No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet began to fail before the halfway mark in the LifeLock 400 Sprint Cup race. Martin turned off everything in the car that he could, nursing it as best he …