Jeff Gordon Showing Signs That His Swan Song Will Still End on a High Note

The way things looked after the first two races, Jeff Gordon’s 2015 season hopes—let alone any hope of retiring on top with a fifth career Sprint Cup championship—looked pretty bleak. After finishing 33rd at Daytona (caught up in a last lap wreck) and an even more dismal 41st at Atlanta, Gordon’s final year in Sprint Cup racing practically looked over before it had even really begun. But this is four-time champion Jeff Gordon we’re talking about here. If anyone could come back from such a rough start, it was the driver of the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. Sure enough, that’s exactly what Gordon has done. After finishing 18th at Las Vegas (including earning the pole), Gordon has three consecutive...

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