Johnson wins in Las Vegas
Pos Driver Make Laps 1. Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet 267 2. Kyle Busch Chevrolet 267 3. Kurt Busch Ford 267 4. Jeff Gordon Chevrolet 267 5. Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 267 6. Greg Biffle Ford 267 7. Casey Mears Dodge 267 8. Matt Kenseth Ford 267 9. Tony Stewart Chevrolet 267 10. Ryan Newman Dodge 267 11. Bobby Hamilton Jr Chevrolet 267 12. Rusty Wallace Dodge 267 13. Dave Blaney Chevrolet 267 14. Carl Edwards Ford 267 15. Jamie McMurray Dodge 267 16. Mike Bliss Chevrolet 267 17. Jeff Burton Chevrolet 267 18. Dale Jarrett Ford 267 19. Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 267 20. Jeremy Mayfield Dodge 267 21. Michael Waltrip Chevrolet 266 22. Jason Leffler Chevrolet 266 23. Jeff Green Dodge 266 24. Mike Wallace Chevrolet 266 25. Kyle Petty Dodge 266 26. Travis Kvapil Dodge 266 27. Scott Wimmer Dodge 266 28. John Andretti Ford 265 29. Elliott Sadler Ford 265 30. Mark Martin Ford 243 31. Scott Riggs Chevrolet 243 32. Eric McClure Chevrolet 237 33. Hermie Sadler Ford 226 34. Ken Schrader Dodge 225 35. Sterling Marlin Dodge 219 36. Randy LaJoie Chevrolet 182 37. Ricky Rudd Ford 181 38. Kasey Kahne Dodge 154 39. Robby Gordon Chevrolet 57 40. Morgan Shepherd Dodge 39 41. Bobby Labonte Chevrolet 15 42. Dale Earnhardt Jr Chevrolet 11 43. Brian Vickers Chevrolet 11
The ex-F1 driver taking on NASCAR with a new team
Saddled with uncompetitive Minardi machinery, Tarso Marques didn't manage to score points in his three partial seasons of Formula 1. But now the Brazilian has the chance to show what he can do in NASCAR, and explains the story of his comeback with new Cup Series entrant Team Stange
The early benefits and challenges of NASCAR's Next Gen car
NASCAR’s new stock car generation is encouraging an influx of fresh blood into its top tier. But there are concerns that parts are in short supply as the entire paddock tries to build up stocks at the same time
How Penske's rookie sensation opened NASCAR's new era in style
After holding his nerve and hip-checking his team-mate on the run to the line, Austin Cindric made a perfect start to life as a full-timer in the NASCAR Cup Series by winning the Daytona 500. Here's how the Penske Ford man emerged first across the line in the first points-scoring race for the much-anticipated Next Generation cars
Six key themes to follow in the 2022 NASCAR Cup season
There are plenty of uncertainties ahead of the 2022 NASCAR Cup season as an all-new fleet of cars take to the track for the first time. Ahead of this weekend's Daytona 500, our experts explain what you need to know
How NASCAR had to learn a harsh lesson ahead of its Next Gen arrival
The NASCAR Cup kicks off with the Daytona 500 this weekend, but a major overhaul and a subsequent mountain of work has been required to be ready for the arrival of the Next Gen cars
How Larson took the long way round to NASCAR Cup glory
From villain to hero, Kyle Larson’s journey to the 2021 NASCAR Cup title comes straight from the Hollywood blockbuster scripts. While Larson had to reach his lifelong goal the hard way and go through a very public shaming after a ban for using a racial slur, his talents shone long before his name grabbed the headlines for both the right and the wrong reasons
How NASCAR is gearing up for its "biggest change" in 2022
It’s not just Formula 1 that’s set for upheaval in 2022, as the NASCAR Cup Series adopts its Next Gen cars that will cast any in-built advantages aside and require teams to adopt a totally new way of operating. Far more than just a change of machinery, the new cars amount to a shift in NASCAR's core philosophy
Why Bubba Wallace’s Talladega win is such a big moment for NASCAR
Bubba Wallace claimed his maiden NASCAR Cup Series at Talladega on Monday to become the first Black victor in the category since Wendell Scott in 1963. Both Wallace and Scott had faced obstacles and racism in their paths to their breakthrough wins, and NASCAR is trying to put it right with its range of diversity programmes