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thatsracing.com HOMESTEAD, Fla. Sundays Sprint Cup Series season finale capped one championship season and may have jump-started another. Read the full story
thatsracing.com Ron Green Jr.:</B Not only is Jimmie Johnson having the time of his life, hes in the prime of his racing life, too. Read the full story
thatsracing.com I grew up on two wheels in the dirt, Jimmie Johnson said. I had no clue I was going to end up here…” Read the full story
Fox Sports Jimmie Johnson could’ve cruised to the title Sunday, but that’s not his style. And that’s why he’s a worthy champ, Lee Spencer says. Read the full story
fanhouse.com by Holly Cain Filed under: Jimmie Johnson, Chase for the Sprint Cup HOMESTEAD, Fla. — With two laps to go, pop star Nick Lachey began clapping and cheering on his good friend. The back slaps and handshakes among crew, family and friends started coming like a slow wave picking up speed as Jimmie Johnson [...]
fanhouse.com by Holly Cain Filed under: Chase for the Sprint Cup, Hendrick Motorsports Hendrick Motorsports announced Sunday morning that team owner Rick Hendrick would not be trackside at Homestead Miami Speedway for that afternoon’s Ford 400 NASCAR season finale, but instead remained back in Charlotte, N.C., for a family emergency. Hendrick’s 29-year-old niece Alesha Gainey [...]
fanhouse.com by Holly Cain Filed under: Juan Pablo Montoya, Tony Stewart, NASCAR Crashes, Sprint Cup HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Tony Stewart and Juan Pablo Montoya positioned themselves for a grand finale in NASCAR’s Sprint Cup season-ender at Homestead Miami Speedway on Sunday. Montoya was set for a career-best points finish, with Stewart enjoying a great debut [...]
espn.com Go figure. The 2009 NASCAR season ends just as the real fun begins. Now we have to wait until February for Denny Hamlin’s title run and the rematch between Tony Stewart and Juan Pablo Montoya. Read the full story
espn.com Jimmie Johnson might make it look easy, but winning his fourth straight title was anything but, right down the the final laps at Homestead. Read the full story
NY Times Jimmie Johnson sped into Nascar history, winning a record fourth straight Cup championship by making it through the season finale with a fifth-place finish. Read the full story