Jimmie Johnson

What an offseason! There hasn't been this much movement since lightning hit the revival tent. With all the postseason silliness and some of the goings on out on the track, there’s plenty of suspense going into 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup season. Wi...

By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor RacinToday.com Quotes and comments from and about Thursday’s Day 2 of the two-day Sprint Cup test at Daytona International Speedway: The image, at least, of crew chief Chad Knaus is that of a micro manager. A g...

We'll start off our media availability today with Jimmie Johnson, driver of the No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet. Just talk a little bit about the day and a half you've had of testing here so far at Daytona.

Christmas is a different sort of deal for a NASCAR drivers. Most of their wishes don’t come true until well after the holidays, and some even come a little early. Our intrepid reporters have hacked Santa’s email to see what some...

Kurt Busch in one of his better moments with the media, Michelle Beadle from ESPN's "Sports Nation" Imagine you are Kurt Busch today. “OK, no time like the present to get started on the job hunt. Let’s get the old rolodex out an...

From first time winners to a three time champion, there no shortage of story lines from the 2011 Sprint Cup season. There was a fair amount of good, a little of bad and even a bit of ugly to keep NASCAR nation abuzz. 1. Wins matter in championship ti...

By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor RacinToday.com There is zero doubt that the level of competition in the Sprint Cup Series is at an all-time high. So high that each and every week, there are 20 or more cars and drivers on the track which are capa...

By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor RacinToday.com Jimmie Johnson was still a couple of championships shy of the five in a row he would eventually win when a couple of reporters approached Richard Petty in the infield at Daytona. Petty was, as absol...

Could you imagine continuing to work in a place where you were told you wouldn’t be coming back? Imagine learning this right in the middle of trying to attain the pinnacle. Could you keep soldiering on, or would you tell the boss to stick it wh...

Rebounding from a succession of setbacks, Stewart took the checkered flag in Sunday’s rain-interrupted Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway to win the NASCAR Sprint Cup championship in a tiebreaker over race runner-up Carl Edwards.

By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor RacinToday.com The end? Perhaps just half time Jimmie Johnson said when asked about his five-year reign as Sprint Cup champion coming to an end this season. Perhaps 2011 was just his and his Hendrick Motorsports t...

It's the last race of the season, and after it's over the 2011 Chase Championship winner will either be Carl Edwards or Tony Stewart. However, there's still a lot of action out there left for everybody's fantasy pools. So, good luck, thanks for playi...