Jeff Gordon got talked into break-dancing at NASCAR’s “After The Lap” video. … Seriously! Here he goes.
Tony Stewart barely scraped into NASCAR’s season-ending playoffs, but he dominated the finale in unprecedented fashion, culminating in a third championship for a man who is simply obsessed with racing cars.
Stewart was not being entirely self-depreciating at the conclusion of the regular season when he claimed to be taking up a spot for someone who deserved it more, but by the end of the Chase, no-one was doubting his right to  … More
This was an epic conclusion to a riveting 10-week mini-series that captivated NASCAR and all those who religiously follow it, plus perhaps many who were only dabbling in doing so at the beginning of the 2011 Chase for the Sprint Cup.
When veteran drivers Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards staged a duel for the ages Sunday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway, it capped a comeback season that began with  … More
Tony Stewart simply wouldn’t be denied.
Rain delays, damage to the grill of his car, pit problems — all of that was no problem for NASCAR’s newest three-time points king. Stewart ran past all those challenges, then tracked down and ran past Carl Edwards to capture both the Ford 400 and NASCAR’s Sprint Cup championship with a thrilling performance at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Stewart and Edwards finished tied in the points standings with 2,403 points but  … More