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SI.com: Bruce Martin: Martin happy with career, Danica's move not imminent

AVONDALE, Ariz. -- The look on Mark Martin's face when he climbed out of his No. 5 Chevrolet at Phoenix International Raceway certainly didn't look like a man who was frustrated by the fact he probably isn't going to win a NASCAR Sprint Cup title.

SI.com: Mark Beech: Is Danica's dalliance with NASCAR a lucrative publicity stunt?

SI.com's Mark Beech takes a spin around the racing world for the most intriguing stories in and out of the garage.

SI.com: Tom Bowles: Patrick news provides relief for NASCAR

What's the best way to push criticism out of today's sports news cycle?

SI.com: Hendrick: Danica may have limited NASCAR deal

The two most popular drivers in auto racing -- Danica Patrick and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. -- may soon be involved in a limited NASCAR arrangement, NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick confirmed to SI.com.

SI.com: Patrick signs three-year extention with IndyCar

MOORESVILLE, N.C. -- Danica Patrick signed a three-year contract to remain at Andretti Green Racing in the IndyCar Series, according to team and IndyCar sources.

SI.com: Bruce Martin: Dixon scores on Briscoe's mistake at Twin Ring Montegi

TOKYO -- Three drivers separated by just eight points heading into the final race of the season with a championship on the line. That's what the IndyCar Series has coming up with its winner-take-all season-finale in South Florida on Oct. 10.

SI.com: Bruce Martin: Danica Patrick back in Japan, site of her groundbreaking victory

MOTEGI, Japan -- Danica Patrick is back at the site of her first and only major racing victory, being treated like a rock star by fans in Japan and sitting sixth in the starting grid for the next to last race of the IndyCar season.

SI.com: Bruce Martin: In his 1,000th NASCAR start, Martin competes the right way

SONOMA, Calif. -- As NASCAR Sprint Cup prepares for a rare weekend off, the drivers battling for the 12th and final spot in the Chase for the Championship have a chance to pause -- and feel anxious.

SI.com: Bruce Martin: Once again, Patrick's decision is NASCAR's loss but IndyCar's gain

SONOMA, Calif. -- Now that Danica Patrick has decided she is going to stay at Andretti Green Racing and the IndyCar Series, all that is left for it to become official is to work out the final details with team owner Michael Andretti and sign a contract.

SI.com: Bruce Martin: Andretti's bigger role could keep Patrick in IndyCar

SONOMA, Calif. -- It appears Danica Patrick is leaning strongly toward staying in the IndyCar Series now that Michael Andretti is in the process of taking full control of ownership at Andretti Green Racing (AGR).

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