Jeff Gordon
Thursday was a day of great mourning and sadness in the world of NASCAR. In the morning, news broke that veteran and highly respected NASCAR writer Al Pearce had passed away. Then, several hours later, it became known that longtime public relations professional Jon Edwards — a Hendrick Motorsports employee and mainstay of the NASCAR […]
Six races into the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, it’s fair to say that some degree of parity exists. After all, in those first half-dozen events, all three manufacturers — Chevrolet, Toyota and Ford — have been to Victory Lane. Also, the Wood Brothers’ Josh Berry scored his first career victory, and no one driver […]
William Byron started the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season in the greatest way possible: winning the Daytona 500. But what are the Hendrick Motorsports driver’s odds of backing up that victory with a trip to Victory Lane in Sunday’s Ambetter Health 400? Historically-speaking, not very good. Drivers rarely make it a clean sweep of the […]
Set to embark on his third consecutive season as a part-time NASCAR Cup Series driver, Jimmie Johnson won’t compete in nearly as many races this year as he did in 2024. That’s the bad news for fans of the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. The good news? Johnson couldn’t have picked two better or more […]
Prior to the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season, only nine drivers had won three or more NASCAR Cup Series championships in the sport’s 75-year history. Not surprisingly, those drivers are a who’s who among NASCAR royalty: Richard Petty (7 championships), Dale Earnhardt (7), Jimmie Johnson (7), Jeff Gordon (4), Tony Stewart (3), Cale Yarborough (3), […]
Jeff Gordon fans have a unique opportunity to own a Dupont No. 24 car that won a race at Bristol.
The NASCAR on Fox Twitter account asked ChatGPT to name the best paint schemes in Cup Series history. Here are the results.
Jimmie Johnson is half a world away this weekend while his Legacy Motor Club team is going through a rough time.
Chase Elliott recently received the type of suspension Jeff Gordon should have gotten back in 2012 and didn’t.
Jeff Gordon didn’t hesitate after the race at Darlington to call out NASCAR for getting a late call wrong and video evidence confirms the HMS executive is right.
