NASCAR drivers balancing fatherhood, dangerous livelihood
Think maneuvering a 3,400-pound stock car at over 200 mph is tough? Try being a father, too. Pete Pistone shares stories from NASCAR drivers and says it takes a special kind of dad to do both.

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It's a time to remember dads responsible for our passion
For a parent, it's gratifying when your child follows in your footsteps. And as we salute fathers, Pete Pistone reflects on drivers with racing lineage as well as his late dad, who introduced him to the sport.

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NASCAR's legacy handed down from father to son
What vision Bill France had back in the 1940s. Once a fringe sport, stock car racing now is on par with other pro sports. Pete Pistone says one remarkable thing about NASCAR is that while it's a national passion, it's also a family business.

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Hildebrand's 500 ends same as most people's -- with disappointment
Just the backstretch from another racing rookie win this year, JR Hildebrand instead connects with the wall. But Pete Pistone says the near-Cinderella has plenty of company in the disappointed at the Indy 500.