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Retirement “is not something I think about”, Earnhardt said Sunday (viaESPN) at Darlington Raceway, where veteran Jeff Gordon drove the No. 88vehicle to a 14th-place finish.
Hendrick Motorsports announcing thatEarnhardt, driver of the 88 auto, who has missed the last six races because of concussion like symptoms will not return....

The rivalry between Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt was well established by 2000 and the Chevrolet Monte Carlo 400 at Richmond International Raceway only added fuel to the fire.
It was a familiar sight to see the rainbow No. 24 car of Jeff Gordon racing side-by-side with the black No. 3 of ‘The Intimidator’ in the late-90s on most NASCAR tracks....

Jeff Gordon had a moment in practice Saturday at Darlington Raceway that he’d never experienced before. At least not like this. It was a little bit of shock, a little bit of savoring the moment.
“I’m out there running laps, and I had a moment where I was like, ‘Wow, I’m out here at Darlington. What in the world am I doing here at Darlington?'” Gordon said Saturday afternoon. “But it was a cool moment. I was excited about it....

Jeff Gordon is mostly retired and Tony Stewart is almost out the door. Now Dale Earnhardt Jr. is sidelined for the rest of the year, exposing NASCAR’s glaring need for new stars to captivate the audience.
The three big names who have moved the needle for NASCAR the past two decades have a combined seven championships, 168 career Cup wins and five Daytona 500 victories. More important, they are the household names for NASCAR, the ones who move the needle...