Hendrick Motorsports' driver Jimmie Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus wrapped up their fourth consecutive NASCAR Cup title Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway. What are their thoughts on their 2009 run?

Jamie McMurray seemingly came out of nowhere to win last weekend's race at Talladega Superspeedway, but the Roush Fenway Racing driver's long-term potential remains in question. McMurray has three wins in 255 Cup starts and two wins in four seasons with the organization. Are McMurray's best days still ahead as he looks to move to a new organization next season? Or will his inconsistency-plagued career continue? SceneDaily.com’s panel weighs in.

Two late crashes in the Amp Energy 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway stole the headlines from Roush Fenway Racing's Jamie McMurray, who won for the first time since the July 2007 race at Daytona. Stewart-Haas Racing's Ryan Newman endured a horrific crash, followed by one in which Hendrick Motorsports' Mark Martin flipped. What can be done about racing at Talladega? And has Jimmie Johnson, who escaped the melees and now has a 184-point lead, run away with a fourth straight title? SceneDaily.com's panel discusses.

Last April, it was Jimmie Johnson beating Denny Hamlin to the checkered flag at Martinsville. This weekend, it was Hamlin putting his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota across the finish line just ahead of Johnson’s Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. SceneDaily.com’s panelists discusse Hamlin’s victory and the margins for the points leaders in all three of NASCAR’s national touring series.

Hendrick Motorsports’ Jimmie Johnson won Saturday’s NASCAR Banking 500 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, his third victory in this season’s five Chase races. In doing so, he took a 90-point edge in the title race with five races to go. Can anyone catch Johnson and his Chad Knaus-led team? SceneDaily.com’s panel discusses.

SceneDaily.com and Rowdy.com join forces to discuss hot issues in NASCAR, from why Junior Johnson is in the hall of fame and David Pearson is not to the disparity among Hendrick Motorsports teams to the fact that Juan Pablo Montoya is contending for the championship without a race win.

Hendrick Motorsports' Jimmie Johnson took the points lead with his win in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway. Johnson took the lead from teammate Mark Martin, who now trails by 12 points, with six races to go in the Chase For The Sprint Cup. Can Johnson be caught? Or is he en route to his fourth consecutive title? SceneDaily.com's panel discusses.

With three races completed in NASCAR's Chase For The Sprint Cup, the points gap has begun to grow. While five drivers remain within 100 points of leader Mark Martin, four are 164 points or more behind him. Have any of the drivers been eliminated at this point? SceneDaily.com's panel discusses.

Joey Logano rallied past Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch in the closing laps to win the Nationwide Series race, while Tony Stewart vaulted back into the heart of the Sprint Cup championship race with his as Mark Martin held onto the points lead. What lasting impact will the racing at Kansas have? SceneDaily.com's Jeff Owens and Rea White are joined by NASCAR Illustrated Editor Jay Pfeifer to discuss the race weekend.

Hendrick Motorsports' Jeff Gordon, Penske Racing's Kurt Busch, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing's Juan Pablo Montoya and Roush Fenway Racing's Carl Edwards discuss their expectations for this weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Price Chopper 400 at Kansas Speedway.

Although NASCAR's 2009 Chase For The Sprint Cup is only two races old, many are already pointing to Hendrick Motorsports' Jimmie Johnson as the inevitable champion. Is he the clear favorite now? Or is teammate Mark Martin? Or is it just too early to tell? SceneDaily.com's panelists offer their thoughts.

Racing at Dover featured a post-Nationwide race confrontation, a flip in the Cup race by Joey Logano and a statement performance by Hendrick Motorsports’ Jimmie Johnson. Now that he’s won at Dover and is 10 points out of the points lead, is Johnson once more the championship favorite? And was the contact between Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski in the Nationwide event just racing or was one of them to blame? SceneDaily.com’s panelists discuss.

Hendrick Motorsports' Mark Martin displayed a more aggressive driving style at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and drew the ire of Juan Pablo Montoya. Does that show his desire to win the title and could he be tougher than ever in this run to the championship? SceneDaily.com's panelists offer their thoughts.

New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts the first of the 10 NASCAR Sprint Cup championship-determining races this weekend. Is it more important to win the race or just to avoid a bad day? And is New Hampshire the right place to open the Chase For The Sprint Cup? SceneDaily.com's panel takes a look.

Who was the biggest winner at Richmond International Raceway: Denny Hamlin, Brian Vickers or Mark Martin? One won the race, one moved into NASCAR's Chase For The Sprint Cup and Martin took the points lead. The field is set and Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth are on the outside. SceneDaily.com's panel discusses the race and the Chase.

NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers Jeff Gordon, Juan Pablo Montoya, Kasey Kahne, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch discuss the impact the battle for a berth in NASCAR's Chase For The Sprint Cup could have this weekend at Richmond International Raceway.

It all comes down to a single race. With only four spots in NASCAR’s Chase For the Sprint Cup already determined, Richmond’s Chevy Rock and Roll 400 will open the door for a handful of hopefuls. But who will rise to the occasion in what could be the season’s most dramatic event? NASCAR Illustrated Editor Jay Pfeifer joins SceneDaily’s panel to discuss the issue.

Richmond International Raceway will host the final race to make the field for NASCAR's Chase For The Sprint Cup. How will the 11 drivers vying for the eight open Chase spots race handle the pressure of trying to make the championship-determining field? And how will they manage double-file restarts and the potential for accidents on the short track? SceneDaily’s panel takes a look.

Only two races remain for drivers to lock into NASCAR’s Chase For The Sprint Cup. The first is Sunday night’s Pep Boys Auto 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. For those drivers in the seventh through 14th positions, is racing aggressively and for a victory the best strategy? Or is it better to be conservative? SceneDaily.com’s panelists discuss the approaches.

Kyle Busch continued his recent surge in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, winning his second consecutive race. In the Nationwide Series, things were a little wilder as drivers endured a bumping, banging race – even before the rain tires were bolted on. SceneDaily.com’s panel discusses the weekend of racing – and whether rain tires should be universally adopted in NASCAR.