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Gordon's mindset for NASCAR's longest race has changed over the course of 20 years.

Speed thrills: NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race week unlike any in all of sports

Matt Kenseth thought he was dreaming at the end of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race but he was wide awake when he scored his first career win at Darlington Speedway.

The "Lady in Black" is the scene of this weekend’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, and just like last weekend’s race at Talladega, anything can happen on the track that is "Too Tough To Tame"!

Jeff Gordon: "It's hard to believe I've run that many - especially consecutively."

Coming off his victory in Kansas last weekend, Matt Kenseth takes back-to-back NASCAR Sprint Cup Series top qualifying position in his No. 20 JGR Toyota for the Richmond 400.

Only a handful of drivers have seen victory lane at the end of the Kansas Speedway race. Not surprisingly the Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet team is on top of the list; however do not count out Biffle or Stewart.

With a new race car, past statistics at Texas may not be true indicators as to what will happen.

Martinsville aka “the paper clip” is both challenging for the drivers and for the pit crews and while Gordon and Johnson are the favorites with Hamlin sidelined, one must remember that Martin is in the #11

Coming off their fantastic finish in the Daytona 500, the Hendrick Motorsport team is ready for the 1-mile unique oval at Phoenix International Raceway. It is the second race for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series new generation cars.

While Kevin Harvick, Matt Kenseth and Jeff Gordon come to mind at possible repeat winners of the Daytona 500, there are plenty of others who more than capable. Those include Tony Stewart and rookie Danica Patrick

Stewart-Haas Racing's Danica Patrick becomes first female to win a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series pole. Last year she won the Nationwide Series pole at Daytona.

Jeff Gordon notched his 87th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory last year at Homestead finale, and aims for number 88 at season opener in Daytona.

Gordon, McMurray and Earnhardt Jr. give their commentary on the multi-car testing crash Friday afternoon. Earnhardt took responsibility for starting it.

After Thursday on track testing action, Fan Fest will host question and answer sessions with the drivers for the fans.

The 11th top moment was an easy decision by the staff at Motorsport.com: The Clint Bowyer/Jeff Gordon fight at Phoenix which, of course, included their teams!

Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s winless streak tallies close second in media poll

Brad Keselowski and team owner Roger Penske were the men of the hour at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series final night of celebration in Las Vegas, Nevada. Special award winners included Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart.

2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion Keselowski savors success. From the Newlywed game to burnouts on the main boulevard, the final event is the awards ceremony tonight.

Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt J. and Chevrolet top the news from Las Vegas today.