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Did Jeff Gordon earn respect or lose respect by not bumping Denny Hamlin out of the way on the last lap at Atlanta? Cast your vote, then join the conversation!

On Nov. 15, 1992, when Alan Kulwicki celebrated the championship that would ultimately cost him his life, little did we know how profound that race at Atlanta would become.

In ESPN The Magazine, Ryan McGee writes that NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon still has it, and despite his age and recent bad luck, you shouldn't write him off for a fifth Cup title.

Who will get the final Chase wild card? Will Denny Hamlin win three in a row? How much financial trouble is Stewart-Haas Racing in? Our experts weigh in.

In just her fifth Sprint Cup race, Danica Patrick tied her best result with a 29th-place finish and, just as important, completed all laps without incident.

Denny Hamlin won his second straight Sprint Cup race, holding off Jeff Gordon in a green-white-checkered finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Sunday night.

Martin Truex Jr. spun his tires. Jeff Gordon was too nice. Denny Hamlin made them both pay, winning his Cup-leading fourth race Sunday at Atlanta.

Action sports star Travis Pastrana led for the first time in his NASCAR Nationwide career Saturday

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. used a late push from runner-up Brad Keselowski to pass Kevin Harvick and win the Nationwide race at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Saturday night.

As in many of her races, Danica Patrick ran toward the front for a while, ran over something, and someone ran into her. The end result: a 13th-place finish.

Did Carl Edwards' Chase chances go up in smoke Sunday night at Atlanta? Not exactly. But it's not looking good for him or several others hoping to make NASCAR's playoff.

HAMPTON, Ga. -- Deep into must-win mode now, Carl Edwards has been doing backflips -- and cartwheels, and somersaults -- all weekend here. They've been verbal, not physical, but plenty animated. His enthusiasm has gushed for Atlanta Motor Speedway, ...

Ty Dillon raced to his first NASCAR Truck victory, passing Kyle Busch with six laps to go and pulling away Friday night.

Defending Sprint Cup champion Tony Stewart has claimed the pole for Sunday night's NASCAR race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

You would think there would be no sympathy from other drivers over Kyle Busch's Chase-bubble plight heading into Atlanta. You would be right and wrong.

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