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Teammate Martin is runner-up for fifth time; Gordon third HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Jimmie Johnson never let up in pursuit of a NASCAR record fourth consecutive championship. This was no easy Sunday drive for the most dominant driver...
HOMESTEAD, Fla. D enny Hamlin put the rest of the Cup field on notice for 2010. Hamlin's victory Sunday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway was his fourth of the season and sixth top-five in the 10-race Chase for the...
NASCAR champions Take a look at the drivers who have raced their ways to series titles since the circuit's inception. Hamlin's victory Sunday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway was his fourth of the season and sixth top-five in...
By , Yahoo! Sports 44 minutes ago HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Jimmie Johnson will collect yet another championship trophy following Sunday’s finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, but he’s not the only person worthy of some hardware this...
By NASCAR.COM 40 minutes ago 1. Nov 19, 2:12 pm EST Duane Cross: This could take a while—pick an RCR driver; the Roush guys have struggled; Brian Vickers made the Chase and then disappeared. David Caraviello: Duane, I agree,...
Jimmie Johnson needs only to finish 25th or better in the Ford 400 to win an unprecedented fourth consecutive Cup championship. He owns a 108-point lead over over Hendrick Motorsports teammate Mark Martin.
Jeff Burton's pairing with crew chief Todd Berrier has ignited a late-season turnaround for the No. 31 Richard Childress Racing driver and has raised hopes that he can return to the upper echelon of Sprint Cup teams in 2010.
Date: Sunday, November 22nd Site: Homestead-Miami Speedway (1995) -- Homestead, Florida Track: 1.5-mile oval Capacity: 72,000 (Grandstand seating) Year: 11th On TV: ABC Announcers: Dr. Jerry Punch, Dale Jarrett, Andy Petree On...
CHECKERED FLAG - JIMMIE JOHNSON WINS Lap 252: Jimmie Johnson has clinched the five bonus points for most laps led today. Lap 247: Matt Kenseth pits, Jimmie Johnson reclaims the lead. Lap 243: Championship and race leader Jimmie...
AVONDALE (AP) -- Jimmie Johnson has such a stranglehold on the championship that it's out of reach for every driver besides Mark Martin. And his only chance would likely require a major stumble by the points leader.
