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Rick Hendrick saw the NASCAR organization he owns set a pair of records this season: Most consecutive driver titles (four, by Jimmie Johnson) and the first three-car sweep of the standings by one team (Johnson, Mark Martin and...
Sporting News: Mark Martin didn't win the championship, but he looked incredibly impressive finishing as the runner-up in his first full season since 2006. Take a look at how each of the top 12 finished the year.
Updated: November 25, 2009, 9:31 PM EST Go, Danica, go! Danica Patrick is expected to announce on Monday that she's re-signing with newly renamed Andretti Autosport. It has previously been reported that Patrick is close to...
OFF THE DIAMOND, OUT OF THE ROUGH— Los Angeles Angels manager and local resident Mike Scioscia, right, poses for a snapshot with golf foursome, from left, Mark Martin, Roosevelt Jackson and Jay Barkley of Westlake Village and...
It's too soon for Jimmie Johnson to contemplate his place in NASCAR history. He'll save those conversations for a time long after the champagne has stopped flowing on his record fourth consecutive championship.
Posted: Sunday November 22, 2009 6:43PM; Updated: Sunday November 22, 2009 9:29PM Jimmie Johnson becomes first driver to win four consecutive championships He also becomes only the fourth driver to win more than three...
NASCAR Driver Finished Season Ranked 25th JENNA FRYER, AP Auto Racing Writer POSTED: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 UPDATED: 10:02 am EST November 25, 2009 Getting Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s team back on track is Rick Hendrick's top...
Junior was winless this season and finished 25th in the final standings Despite a change in crew chiefs, Junior had only five top-10 finishes this season CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (AP) -- Getting Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s team back...
I am excited for Jimmie Johnson. Think about this, what Jimmie has accomplished has never happened in our sport since it was founded 61 years ago. What Jimmie has done in the last four years is nothing short of phenomenal. If...
HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- There may still be confetti floating in the South Florida air after Jimmie Johnson's championship celebration Sunday night, but in this "full-speed ahead" sport of NASCAR, nothing ever comes to a complete...
