Watch as Jimmie Johnson makes history in Homestead and Denny Hamlin finishes the 2009 Sprint Cup Series strong at the Ford 400.

Kenny Wallace and Larry Mac answer fan questions on changes in NASCAR for 2010, when Fords will be competitive again and who will when their fifth championship first.

Jimmie Johnson joins the SPEED gang to reflect on his fourth consecutive Cup championship and trade helmets with Kenny Wallace.

Hamlin comments that his No. 11 team can compete with the No. 48 and says he believes that with more consistency, they can win a championship.

Jeff Burton comments on the recent surge at RCR and the tasks they need to do over the off season.

The RCR driver comments on his team's progression at the end of the season and what the organization needs to do heading into 2010.

Wendy Venturini sits down with the super team - Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin and HMS team owner Rick Hendrick as they prepare for the last race of the season.

Chad Knaus, Larry McReynolds, Bootie Barker and Doug Richert take a look back at the seasons of Juan Pablo Montoya, Joey Logano and Mark Martin.

Kyle Busch joins the SPEED gang fresh off his Nationwide Series championship to discuss his desire to win and his love for the pioneers of racing.

Rutledge Wood and Kyle Petty team up against a group of NASCAR fans to see who has the most NASCAR knowledge.

Kelly Bires joins the SPEED gang to discuss his new Nationwide Series deal with JR Motorsports and who his crew chief will be at Homestead.

Marty Snider discusses which Chasers will succeed and which Stewart-Hass driver may have a bad weekend at Homestead.

Drivers discuss what makes Homestead-Miami Speedway a great place for an end of the season race.

Jimmie Johnson and Dale Jarrett talk about Dale Earnhardt Jr. trying to get over the hump and back into Victory Lane in 2010.

NASCAR.COM's Nikki Alexander brings you the last installment of the 2009 season with all of the insider info on the young racetrack in Miami.

Jeff Gordon reveals his favorite sports movie, who he would like to be for a day and his greatest racing moment.