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By David Newton
ESPN.com Saturday, August 15, 2009 BROOKLYN, Mich. -- No offense to NASCAR's most popular driver, but no major changes are planned to the Sprint Cup car for 2010. President Mike Helton said on Saturday at Michigan International Speedway that the governing body is pleased with the progress of the new car and that there is strong support for leaving it alone. "As you talk to the principals in the garage area -- the team owners, the crew chiefs, the car chiefs -- there seems to be in all these conversations a consensus a ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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