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Over the years, Jeff Gordon has learned just how rewarding, difficult, thrilling and disappointing a NASCAR Sprint Cup career can be.
He has taken those lessons to heart and used them to make the most of every opportunity that he earns. At 41, some men might be far from their prime. But the four-time champion enters this year with an optimistic outlook with an attitude and enthusiasm that all those around him are embracing.
Can he win that elusive fifth title this year? With the addition of the Generation 6 car, the momentum of a 2012 season that offered several bright moments and the added boost from winning that season-finale, one would be hard-pressed to bet against Gordon. He and crew chief...
At 4433 Papa Joe Hendrick Boulevard in Charlotte, N.C., the championship banners hang from the rafters of the Team Center building, a cavernous hall where the 550 employees of Hendrick Motorsports frequently gather for luncheons... more »
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — NASCAR drivers are fond of downplaying the difficulty of a qualifying lap at Daytona. A monkey could do it, five-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson said Sunday. So could an orangutan,... more »
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Not quite eight years ago, a split-second gust of wind kept 23-year-old Danica Patrick from electrifying rather than just wowing the world. It kept her from winning the pole for the 2005 Indianapolis... more »
Everyone knows where Danica Patrick will start in Sunday's Daytona 500. Where she will finish is the hot topic now. Patrick made an appearance Tuesday on Pardon the Interruption and was told just 17 percent of Daytona 500... more »
Thursday was NASCAR's official media day, leading up to the Daytona 500 a week from Sunday, so of course the main topic of discussion, being that Daytona is NASCAR's Super Bowl and Opening Day rolled into one, was … the... more »
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