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Laura Hayes readies for her on-track session of the Drive for Diversity Combine presented by Sunoco at South Boston (Va.) Speedway. (Photo credit: Grant Halverson/Getty Images for NASCAR)

Talent Showcase Provides Drivers With 'Life-Changing' Opportunity

Two-Day Combine Wraps Up At South Boston

SOUTH BOSTON, Va. – Laura Hayes had a perfect view of the Drive for Diversity in action. Driving at All American Speedway in Roseville, Calif., this past season, Hayes ran a Late Model against program participants Kristin Bumbera, Paul Harraka and Katie Hagar.

Running for her family team – with her father and uncle serving as crew – and with a car leased from Golden State Racing, she more than held her own. She had 12 top fives and a win.

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NASCAR Modified Legend Stevens To Be Honored At Thompson

DeSarro, Widenhouse Also To Be Recognized

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – As part of the season-long celebration of 60 Years of Modified Champions, three-time NASCAR Modified titlist Bugs Stevens will be honored at the Xtra Mart World Series on Sunday, Oct. 19 at Thompson (Conn.) International Speedway.

Stevens, of Rehoboth, Mass., became the first driver to earn three championships in the NASCAR Modified division, and he did it in consecutive years from 1967-69. NASCAR will also recognize the accomplishments of deceased champions Fred DeSarro (1970) and Bill Widenhouse (1955).

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Sellers Caps Season With Wild Win

STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn. – Peyton Sellers emerged from a wild finish with his first career NASCAR Camping World Series East victory at Stafford Motor Speedway Sunday afternoon.

Sellers (No. 44 Casella Waste Systems Chevrolet) won a three-car, final-laps battle with Ted Christopher and Brian Ickler for the victory in the final race of the 2008 season. In the process, Sellers secured a starting position in the postseason NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown, scheduled for Jan. 23-24, 2009 at the Toyota Speedway at Irwindale (Calif.).

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Vote For The Most Popular Driver

Through the years, NASCAR fans have found numerous ways to show support for their favorite driver at every level of the sport -- from their neighborhood short track to the monster superspeedways. Not the least of which is going to the track and cheering them on race day.

Now, there's another opportunity: an on-line ballot box.

Fans can visit www.nascar.com and vote for their favorite driver for Most Popular Driver of the Year Award for the Nationwide Series and Craftsman Truck Series.

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