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Gordon a 'Victim of His Own Success'

While Jeff Gordon's win at Texas Motor Speedway was a big deal to most of us, it wasn't as significant as we've all made it out to be. Sure, he broke a 47-race winless streak and snagged a win on one of the two remaining tracks he hadn't conquered, but the whole incident was terribly overplayed and revealed just how much...

Jeff Gordon Under the Weather in Kansas

If you haven't seen or heard much from NASCAR's four-time Sprint Cup champion Jeff Gordon as the race weekend gets going at Kansas Speedway, there's a pretty good reason for that.Gordon, who doesn't look too peppy in the photo from Friday in Kansas to the right, is feeling quite under the weather, according the The...

Live From Lowe's: Earnhardt, Gordon Manage Great Finishes On Mediocre Night

Geoffrey Miller is in Concord, N.C. for Sunday's Sprint Cup Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. He'll aim to eat as many elephant ears as possible while blogging away "Live from Lowe's" throughout Memorial Day weekend.Jeff Gordon may have had a car capable of running in the Top-10, but he simply didn't have the track...

Johnson Holds Serve, Wins '07 NASCAR Title

Jeff Gordon said it best last week when he said Jimmie Johnson "has flat killed everyone" in the Chase for the Nextel Cup.That didn't change Sunday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway.Jimmie Johnson finished seventh in the Ford 400 to wrap up his second NASCAR Nextel Cup Championship in a row by 77 points over Hendrick...

The Jeff & Jimmie Show: Homestead-Miami

Heading to Homestead-Miami Speedway this weekend for the tenth and final race of the Chase for the Nextel Cup, things in the Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson Show changed dramatically since last week's edition. Gordon now trails Johnson by 86 points in the standings. Here's a breakdown of their stats at Homestead and the...

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05/04/12 Man with the plan Source: FOX Sports After finishing up a morning schedule of classes in high school, a 16-year-old Steve Letarte reported for work around noon each day at the Hendrick Motorsports shop outside Charlotte, NC, where his father, Don, built race car chassis.