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Well, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is walking with a swagger we haven't seen from him in forever; Kevin Harvick looks insanely fast in that No.

Last week, we all watched with enjoyment as Jalopnik editor Travis Okulski got epically pranked by a mustachioed Jeff Gordon .

HOW DID IT GO OUT THERE FOR YOU TODAY: "I was very pleased with our lap. The Cheerios Chevrolet was fast.

Vegas has been a Sprint Cup stalwart since 1998, and the 1.5-mile track has proven to be a major challenge for the drivers.

For those of you who aren't yet aware, Valvoline recently teamed up with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr .

Godzilla waterskis, Tony Hawk floats and a blogger has a heart attack. Yep, it's just another bizarre week in Adland.

Wish of a Lifetime, a nonprofit that grants wishes to senior citizens, granted Barbara Yocum's wish to meet NASCAR star Jeff Gordon and attend one of his races.

Pepsi Max has bested rival Coca-Cola with a follow up to their hidden-camera "test drive" viral from 2013.

By the end of Sunday's KOBALT 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway , don't be surprised if a familiar face is front-and-center.

Matt Kenseth won last year's Las Vegas event and has three wins overall at the track - second in the series behind Jimmie Johnson's four Vegas triumphs.

Have you ever wondered why some new cars are driven so sparingly by their owners? Here's the story of an extreme example: a 1997 Land Rover Defender 90 with just fifty miles on the odometer.

As Jeff Gordon approached age 40, he hinted often at retirement, not sure how much longer he would race in NASCAR's top series.

Austin Dillon , driving the iconic No. 3, won the Coors Light Pole for the Daytona 500 - an unbelievably cool story.

Although a very good ad in its own right, like so many sequels, it looks destined to sit in the shadows of the original.

Since we're still in our post-Oscars comedown phase, let's put Jeff Gordon 's hot start this season into the proper Hollywood context, winding the clock back to The 69th Academy Awards, on March 24, 1997.a "The English Patient" had just cleaned up, despite Elaine Benes' dissatisfaction with the film in an episode of "Seinfeld" that aired two weeks ... (more)

The money being made by NASCAR steadily has increased over the years with new television contracts and sponsorship deals with major corporations.

NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon pranks an unsuspecting car salesman, then punks a writer from the automotive website Jalopnik who called the first effort a fake.

Fedora attended the spring race at Martinsville last year when Tech's Frank Beamer drove the pace car.

Wake up, sheeple! You probably still believe that an alleged "Corvette Museum" had a "sinkhole" open under it and swallow up some "cars."

Car racing legend Jeff Gordon didn't take kindly to a web editor calling one of the driver's pranks in 2013 a fake.