...brings out the best in Graham Rahal. A year ago, making his IndyCar Series debut as a 19-year-old, the second-generation driver was the surprise winner of the Honda Grand Prix, holding off two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves...

...who finished fourth in the Indy 500. Andretti, whose father Mario won the 1969 Indy 500, was one of several second generation drivers that joined the Indy car circuit in the 1980s and 1990s.

...Miller to slow down. That triggered a chain reaction that littered a half-mile stretch with race cars. The second-generation driver from Chicago underwent surgery Sunday morning to stabilize the vertebrae and repair an injured ligament. Doctors...

...As expected, Bobby Hamilton Jr. stepped into the PPI Chevrolet this week, replacing Ricky Craven. The second-generation driver, whose father is leading the Craftsman Truck Series standings, will drive the No. 32 Tide Chevrolet on Sunday...

...awarded the father with the win. "Part of our history left us today," said driver Sterling Marlin, himself a second-generation driver. "Lee was a great racer, and he had some great racers follow in his footsteps, too. He was there at the...

...Jarrett at 132.563 and Bobby Labonte at 132.484. Jarrett leads Labonte by 246 points and Martin by 334. The second-generation driver knows all he has to do to nail down his first title is finish 13th or better in each of the three remaining...

...literally - it seems nothing can stop Dale Jarrett's ride toward a first NASCAR Winston Cup championship. The second generation driver delivered yet another convincing performance Saturday, winning the prestigious Brickyard 400 at the Indianapolis...

...man performances was accomplished last weekend by John Borneman III of Ramona, Calif. The 20-year-old second-generation driver won two 30-lap sportsman stock car main events on a three-eighths-mile oval at Cajon Speedway on Saturday...

...time in nearly two years today for NASCAR's Sprint Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, giving the popular, second-generation driver another reason to believe that he's left behind the most dismal season of his career."It's definitely...

...We'll see how it goes." Michael Andretti, whose father Mario won the 1969 Indy 500, was one of several second-generation drivers to join the circuit in the 1980s and 1990s. He retired after the 2003 Indy 500 with the dubious distinction...