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.

The championship runner-up comments on Rick Hendrick's family emergency, the season that was, and the enjoyment he receives from competing.

Joey Logano comments on earning Rookie of the Year honors and his 2009 campaign.

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.

The celebration goes on and on as Johnson and the No. 48 crew accept their trophy for the 2009 Sprint Cup Series championship.

Denny Hamlin celebrates his fourth Sprint Cup Series victory of 2009 and pays respect to Michael Waltrip after the Ford 400.

Jeff Burton, Mark Martin, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch and Jeff Gordon comment on their finishes in Miami.

Denny Hamlin finishes off the year with his fourth win of 2009 and his first at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

After leading a lap early in the race and getting five bonus points, Johnson cruises to his fourth consecutive Cup Series title.

Almost 50 laps after the initial incident, Juan Montoya takes out his frustrations on Tony Stewart and gets black-flagged for aggressive driving.

Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s day gets progressively worse as contact with the wall on a couple of occasions leads to issues with his car and a flat tire.

Elliott Sadler gets involved in a five-car accident entering pit road that sends flames soaring from his car.

When Juan Montoya gets into the back of the No. 14, Tony Stewart retaliates, sending the No. 42 into the wall and ultimately, in the garage.