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The top five moments and subway fresh fit 500 history is powered by subway. Moment number five come from 2008. Routine check -- -- showed his brilliance once again it. Instructing Jimmie Johnson in the 48 -- this thing out on the track late instead of coming in for fuel. While Johnson stayed out race leaders Dale Earnhardt junior Mark Martin entered the pits to gas up. Johnson went on to win the race and later that season he won his third of five consecutive Sprint Cup championships. So it cost them. Moment number four take suspected 2005. In the first subway fresh fit 500. Defending cup champion Kurt Busch had a tough decision to make it. Can't wait it -- of fresh tires or stay out on the track -- race leader Michael Waltrip. Bush made the right call getting some fresh tires and charging back through the bracket picking up his twelfth career wins. Jeff Gordon -- subway fresh fit moment number three -- his performance in 2011. Gordon was mired in its terrible slump winless in his last 66 races. What great driving and the ability to avoid the big one -- the 24 car on the track snapping the streak. 66. He 2010 the subway fresh fit 600 gave fans a little extra racing and our number two moment. After Scott Riggs tire problems brought out the caution this race needed a few more laps to decide a winner. And we had the first green white checkered finish and subway fresh fit history. On the restart Jeff Gordon was out front. But Ryan Newman took the lead and never looked back. Jeff Gordon. -- -- -- And at the and our number one moment comes once again from Jeff Gordon. This diving 2007. When he picked up his first career victory in Phoenix and the 76 win of his career. Tying the late Dale Earnhardt on the all time wins list. Gordon celebrated with a victory lap while holding a three flag out of his driver's side window in honor of the intimidator. And those are the top five moments in subway fresh fit 500 history. Powered by subways.