In This Moment in NASCAR History, we flash back to 2008 and relive the Kansas battle between Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards.

Brad Keselowski came into the 2014 Talladega playoff race needing to win if he wanted to advance in the NASCAR Playoffs.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the 2001 MBNA Cal Ripken Jr. 400 at Dover International Speedway on Sept. 23. It marked the first race since the 9/11 attacks and Dale Jr. led 193 laps and celebrated his victory with a giant American flag.

Relive Kyle Larson's 2018 Roval finish where he barely made the Round of 12 of the NASCAR Playoffs after a late crash.

Jeremy Mayfield entered the 2004 regular-season finale at Richmond needing 55 points to get into the inaugural playoff field. He went out and won the race, putting his name in the history books.

Brad Keselowski won the playoff opener at Las Vegas last season after a wild race with 12 cautions. It also was Team Penske's 500th victory.

Indiana native Tony Stewart realized his lifelong dream in 2005, winning a NASCAR race at the Brickyard -- then he climbed the fence to celebrate.

Bill Elliott wins the 1985 Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway and takes home the one million dollar bonus.

The 1984 spring race at Nashville saw a controversial ending over who won: Darrell Waltrip or Neil Bonnett.

NASCAR Hall of Famers Dale Earnhardt and Terry Labonte tangle in one of the most famous finishes in Bristol history.

NASCAR Hall of Famers Dale Jarrett and Davey Allison battle in a close 1991 finish that sees Jarrett score his first Cup win.

Relive the finish of the 2012 race at Watkins Glen that saw two bump-and-run moves and Marcos Ambrose win his second Monster Energy Series race.