Scenedaily.com
Face it. Whether you like or dislike Jimmie Johnson, the Hendrick Motorsports driver will likely do something that may never be accomplished again in the sport. Winning three consecutive titles was unbelievable; possibly winning four in a row is unimaginable.
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Scenedaily.com
HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Randy Moss Motorsports’ Mike Skinner paced the final NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice Thursday at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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Yahoo! Sports
Johnson, Martin are more alike than they appear
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Yahoo! Sports
In a sport where teammates compete against each other, Hendrick Motorsports has made a killing by pooling resources.
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Speedwaymedia.com
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fanhouse.com
by Holly Cain
Filed under: Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin, Chase for the Sprint Cup, Hendrick Motorsports
MIAMI — NASCAR’s Championship Weekend officially kicked off Thursday during a contenders press conference that couldn’t have been less like boxing’s version of a pre-bout showdown. This was more meet-and-greet than stare-and-glare.
The players here — three-time defending Sprint Cup champion [...]
fanhouse.com
by David Whitley
Filed under: Jimmie Johnson
Jimmie Johnson doesn’t need help winning. He desperately needs help making people appreciate winning.
He’s about to clinch his fourth straight Sprint Cup title. To put that in layman’s terms, Johnson is the Yankees, Patriots and American Idol wrapped into one.
That makes Johnson the most under-loved dynasty in sports history. When [...]
fanhouse.com
by Holly Cain
Filed under: Jimmie Johnson, Chase for the Sprint Cup
With Jimmie Johnson positioned to become the first racer in history to win four consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup championships, FanHouse motorsports writer Holly Cain took a trip to his hometown outside San Diego last week. This is the second of a two-part series looking at [...]
thatsracing.com
Jimmie Johnson looks like a lock for a NASCAR-record fourth consecutive title, but his win isn’t certain.
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thatsracing.com
Jimmie Johnson, three days and 400 miles from a record fourth straight championship, spent hours talking about it Thursday.
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