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November 17, 2015

End of a Rainbow: Gordon's road to Homestead-Miami


Jeff Gordon came to Homestead-Miami Speedway with the chance to do something remarkable; win his fifth Cup title in his final full-time season. He finished the race in sixth place but there was plenty to remember about the weekend for the four-time champion. Catch up on everything No. 24 here — and check back every day, as NASCAR.com will continue to add content regularly about the four-time champion’s last ride.

— Where Gordon stacks up all-time in NASCAR

— Gordon: Hendrick ‘more than just a car owner’

— Cain: Gordon walks away on cloud nine even without title

— Drivers react to Gordon’s final ride

— Gordon’s last ride in photos

— Gordon parks car for final time

— Gordon: ‘We’re still going to celebrate’

— Gordon finishes sixth in final race

— Gordon on McMurray: ‘I’m punting his ass’

— Gordon takes the lead on restart

— Crew members salute Gordon as he leaves pit road

— Fans salute Gordon with card trick

— Gordon honored in eventful final 2015 drivers’ meeting


— Watch: Final introduction of Gordon


— Watch: Gordon walks to car for one last time

— Watch: Gordon greets family and friends at car

— Chronicling Gordon’s final race

— Gordon’s iconic career coming to a glorious close


— Photo gallery: Gordon through the years

— Tale of the Tape: 1995 Gordon vs. 2015 Gordon

— Gordon’s top-24 moments during his NASCAR career

— Gordon’s best paint schemes of all-time

— Gordon honored at drivers’ meeting

— Cain: My dinner with Gordon

— Capsule look at Gordon’s four championships

— Homestead could be ‘fairy-tale ending for Gordon

— Teammates pay tribute with paint schemes

— Drivers offer favorite Gordon memories

— Gustafson remains focused for Gordon’s final race

— Inside Access with MSC: Crew chiefs on Gordon’s farewell

— Gordon flips the script, gives gift

— ‘Dirty Air’ crew talks Gordon’s drive for five

— Comparing Gordon, other NASCAR greats in final year

— Hendrick: Tried to keep Jeff a few more years

— Kraft’s Korner: Going out on top rare but ideal

— Send your personal message to Gordon

— Title would be ‘poetic justice’ for Gordon

— NASCAR nation honors Gordon with #24Ever

—Larson’s touching tribute to Gordon


— Evernham expects Gordon to capture title