5 retired drivers, including Jeff Gordon who still rule brick yard 400 record books

The Anti Yard returned to Indiana Police Motor Speedway on July 400 on July 27 for the 22nd race of the Niscar Cup series season. A recent post of NASCAR insights on X describes how former stars, including Jeff Gordon, are leading key records in Berk Yard, despite being away from full-time racing.

According to NASCAR insights, Jeff Gordon guides all drivers in the LEP in Burk Yard 400 with 528 laps. Are behind it Kevin Harok (389), Kyle Bosh (329), Jimmy Johnson (306), Tony Stewart (227), Young Pablo Montoia (203), and Dale Greater (186) are the only of them, Kyle Bosh, who are still running all -time.

Indianapolis is the largest NASCAR’s largest place in terms of motor speed capacity, with more than 250,000 permanent seats and total uniforms that can reach 400,000. Actually opened in 1909, it is one of the oldest tracks in the motorport.

Let’s take a look at the five drivers who, despite retirement, have a record on one of the Taj Jewel Race of Neskar.

#1. Jeff Gordon

Jeff Gordon not only tops the list at Lips LEDs, but has also achieved the most winning record in Burke Yard 400 – a total of five (1994, 1998, 2001, 2004, and 2014). His first win in 1994 is a milestone, as it was also Neskar’s first race in the Indianapolis motor speedway.

#2 Kevin Harok

Kevin Harok is second on the list for most laps pending in the Burk Yard. At this point he won the pole position three times and participated in 20 races here-which is tied up at the second time of the second time. Harok also scored three poles in the venue and in 2014, 188.889 MPS set the all -time qualifying speed record.

#3. Jimmy Johnson

Jamie Johnson, leading 306 lapses, won three in Indiana Paul-2006, 2008, and 2009. He fought here 20 times and rarely ended from the front.

#4 Tony Stewart

Tony Stewart, a resident of an Indiana, brought a local pride to the venue with two brick wins (2005, 2007) and 227 Lips took his career on track. His familiarity with the ovar was showed, and even years of retirement, no one has made his health related to his health.

#5 Del Greate

Dell Jarrett is twice the Burke Yard 400 winner (1996 and 1999). In 1996, he and his team started the tradition of the famous “kissing bricks” after the victory. In 1999, Jarrett led 117 lips on the path to win. He started 13 careers in Indianapolis, led 186 lap yesterday, and received six top 10 finals, including runner -up in 1997 and 2004.

This year’s Burk Yard will be divided into 160 laps distribution in three stages – 50 laps each for stages 1 and 2, and 60 lips in the final stage. The ovar, which features 9 degrees banking and zero banking on the straight path, has long been considered a real test for both the car and the driver.

What do the 2025 Nescar Cup Series Burk Yard 400

After the 2025 Dover race, NASCAR has now shifted its attention to Indiana Paul. All the 39 drivers in the field will not only win a win, but also a part of the biggest purse in the recent memory for the NASCAR ovar race. The winner alone will exceed $ 884,000, but the charter teams will also compete for important privileges based on the finishing position and the charter status. Bob Pokraas posted on X:

“The purse for Indi Week end (Cup/Experty in IM IM IRP), all payments, all positions, emergency awards, etc., and charter payment for the cup.

Cup:, 11,055,250

XFINITY: $ 1,651,939

Truck: 2 782,900 ”

Anti Yard was broadcast on TNT and IMS radio at 400 Sunday, July 27 at 2pm. The practice will start at 12:05 pm on Friday, with qualifying at 2: 35 pm on Saturday.