In the 1990s, there wasn’t a better rivalry in NASCAR than Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt. Ray Evernham is now shedding light on that. Apparently, the 24 and 3 teams were not such bitter rivals.
Winning the Daytona 500 can change your career. They might not remember who won the spring race at Kansas Speedway, but they’ll always remember who crossed the checkered line on the opening race of the season.
There are NASCAR fans who want Jeff Gordon to be the kid who grew up in Indiana, but at heart, he is still a California boy. Gordon will be in attendance at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas to cheer on his San Francisco 49ers.
There was a time when Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports weren’t synonymous, and it all happened thanks to a race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Gordon, driving for Bill Davis Racing and in a Ford, turned heads at NASCAR‘s Atlanta 300.
As we head into 2024, Jeff Gordon took time to review the performance of Hendrick Motorsports in the 2023 season. It was a season where Kyle Larson and William Byron made the NASCAR Championship 4.
This weekend, Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports are giving Rajah Caruth the biggest opportunity of his career. Caruth is suiting up in the No. 17 HendrickCars.com Chevy Camaro in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
In 2014, NASCAR altered its playoff system for the Cup Series, expanding the field to 16 drivers based on wins during the 26-race regular season. Under the current system, drivers compete round-by-round with eliminations occurring after the last race in each round.
As Jeff Gordon’s illustrious NASCAR Cup Series career was coming to a close in the autumn of 2015, he was searching for one final win. Martinsville was on the docket, and the four-time champion recognized that his latest and greatest chance to find Victory Lane was in Virginia.
Martinsville Speedway was an important track to Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports throughout his career, and that isn’t lost on him as the Cup Series returns this weekend.
Jeff Gordon understands how important Kyle Larson‘s victory at Las Vegas was to his NASCAR Cup Series title hopes in 2023. The Hendrick Motorsports wheelman made the legend (and one of his bosses) proud by capturing the checkered flag in Sin City a couple weekends ago.
Heading into Martinsville for the NASCAR Xfinity 500, Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports could have a massive weekend. Kyle Larson is locked into Phoenix.
Jeff Gordon believes that a rising tide lifts all boats as far as NASCAR is concerned. At least when it comes to growing the sport. Despite superstar owners like Michael Jordan at 23XI Racing and Pitbull at Trackhouse Racing, Gordon isn’t intimidated.
Improving the marketability of NASCAR is on everyone’s minds, and Jeff Gordon thinks he knows how to fix it. Gordon at the Racers Forum, talked about fan outreach.
Today Kyle Larson got the job done for Hendrick Motorsports in Las Vegas. Jeff Gordon was very happy his driver took the checkered flag. There is a lot of talk about how good Larson is in the grand scheme of things, coming off this week, he’s shown his versatile ability in a big way, in and out of NASCAR.
Denny Hamlin had a lot to say in response to Jeff Gordon’s comments earlier last week, regarding Hamlin’s brash personality. In the latter stage of his career, Hamlin has developed a sort of alter ego, and it’s worked wonders for him.
NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon doesn’t really want to put restrictions on what drivers do in their free time. But should they take some responsibility and be a little more cautious at times?
Jeff Gordon believes NASCAR should be thinking outside of the box — or, outside of America — as they look to the future. The four-time NASCAR champion believes there’s a tremendous opportunity to grow the sport, and it’s time they take advantage.
With William Byron’s victory at Texas, Hendrick Motorsports now has 300 wins in the NASCAR Cup Series. Jeff Gordon is to thank for 93 of those. Of course, he had a teammate during his career that was able to win a lot of races as well, Jimmie Johnson.
Chase Elliott’s bid to win his first race of the season during Sunday’s Go Bowling at the Glen at Watkins Glen International, thus qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, was thwarted after he ran out of gas.
With six races remaining before the start of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, only five of the 16 spots remain to be claimed. Sunday's HighPoint.com 400 at Pocono (Pa.) Raceway is one of four tracks the series will visit for the first time over the next six weeks.
It's fitting that North Wilkesboro Speedway was the chosen venue for the 2023 NASCAR All-Star Race as the sport celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Not only is William Byron the defending champion at the Ambetter Health 400, he is attempting to become the first driver to win three consecutive Cup Series events since teammate Kyle Larson did so en route to winning his first title in 2021.
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin earned the pole position for Sunday's M&M's Fan Appreciation 400 at Pocono (Pa.) Raceway, (3 p.m. ET on USA Network).
COVID-19 has forced sports franchises to get creative, and as NASCAR's inaugural iRacing eNascar event shows, it can sometimes pay off.
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