Dakar Rally says French motorcyclist found dead (AP)...

Dakar Rally organizers say French motorcyclist Pascal Terry has been found dead during the race in Argentina. Organizers say the 49-year-old Terry had gone missing Sunday during the second stage of the race, between Santa Rosa and Puerto Madryn. In a statement Wednesday, the organizers said Terry was found in an area of dense vegetation, about 50 feet from his motorcycle, without his helmet and...

Carlos Sainz wins fourth stage of Dakar Rally (AP)...

Spaniard Carlos Sainz won the fourth stage of the Dakar Rally on Tuesday, holding off Nasser Al Attiyah of Qatar to maintain the overall lead. Sainz, who also won the rally's second stage, finished the 236-mile ride in 3 hours, 42 minutes, 57 seconds in his Volkswagen -- six seconds ahead of Al Attiyah, who won the first and third stages through Argentina and Chile.

Your Turn: 12 ways to fix NASCAR (Yahoo! Sports)...

Most of the week, you hear from us. But we're turning Tuesdays over to you to tell us what you think. So what's on your mind?

Sadler may sue to keep ride (PA SportsTicker)...

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Ticker) -- Elliott Sadler apparently will not be replaced at Gillett Evernham Motorsports by A.J. Allmendinger without a fight.

Bodine, Lucas win Bobsled Challenge (AP)...

Former NASCAR Rookie of the Year Sam McQuagg dies (AP)...

Sam McQuagg, the 1965 NASCAR Rookie of the Year, died Saturday, his son said. He was 73. McQuagg died at St. Francis Hospital, Sam McQuagg Jr. told The Associated Press. Preliminary medical reports show McQuagg died from cancer. McQuagg began racing in the 1950s and entered his first NASCAR race in 1962. His son remembered his father's racing career as something that seemed normal to McQuagg Jr.

Petty Enterprises: Modest beginnings to race royalty (...

Lee Petty started a family business that son Richard turned into royalty.

Danica Patrick caught speeding, and pays fine (AP)...

Danica Patrick paid a $196 fine to settle a speeding ticket after the star race car driver was caught going 54 mph in a 35 mph zone last month. Patrick, the first woman to win an IndyCar race, was due in traffic court Monday, but a Scottsdale City Court clerk says she paid the fine Wednesday. The 26-year-old driver was pulled over by Scottsdale police Dec.

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