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Pessimism has ruled the IndyCar series for so long, some don't know how to live without it. But 2012 will be a year when many can finally escape its weight.

Dawg Sports picks the Iowa-Wisconsin, Georgia Tech-Virginia Tech, and Oklahoma-Texas games in this week's national edition of "Don't Bet On It!"

The PGA Tour & Buick released a joint statement that pronounced their decades long relationship dead. Their awkward break up creates a weird situation for both of them and golf fans.

Big Three woes spook racing fans.

The PGA Tour has been discussing sponsorship opportunities with other companies in the event that current sponsors go under, file for bankruptcy, and/or become unable to perform their sponsor fiduciary duties.

In watching the testimony given by the chairs of the automotive Big Three on Capitol Hill last week - and hearing them chastised for showing up to DC aboard private jets - it was only a matter of time before the autos began their sports marketing pull out. Among the victims is the world's most recognized athlete. General Motors announced today that is was ending its nine year relationship with Tiger Woods.

The economy is so bad that the PGA Tour might be taking away courtesy cars next season. The status of free cars to professional golfers on a Tour in which nearly half the players earned $1 million last season has to be considered a bellweather for the rest of the country. Actually, if you think about it, it's true. Doug Ferguson explains.