jimmie johnson

It’s my favorite weekend of the racing season with two big races back to back on Sunday starting with the 95th running of the Indy 500 followed by NASCAR’s longest race of the year – the Coca Cola 600 in Charlotte. The first Indy 500 winner averaged just over 74 miles an hour and the race took more than 6 hours and 42 minutes to complete. The winner colle...

A pretty uneventful race at Dover yesterday and as it turns out so many times it’s pit strategy that pays off.  For the guys that had the best cars, Carl Edwards, Jimmie Johnson and Clint Bowyer their decision to take four tires on the final pit stop put them too far back in the pack to get to the front again.  For Matt...

You couldn’t have asked for a better race at any level at any track.  On the final lap any one of four cars could have won and when the checkered flag flew it was a moment before anyone realized exactly who had won.  But when the dust all settled a video review showed it was Jimmie Johnson who won the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega edging Clint Bowyer by 0.002 of a second – that’s less than a foot.  Rea

Sprint Cup and Nationwide drivers will be racing under the lights at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend - Nationwide on Friday night and Sprint Cup Saturday night.  If there's any one driver who's got momentum heading into the weekend it's Kevin Harvick.

NASCAR heads back to the short track this weekend as the Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck Series head to the paper-clip shape half-mile Martinsville Speedway – long straightaways and tight corners.   So far this season there have been five different Sprint Cup winners in five races this season.  Will there be...

Five races, five different winners and five different point leaders in the Sprint Cup Series so far this season.  Kevin Harvick passed Jimmie Johnson on the final turn to win yesterday’s race at Fontana, California for his 15th career win.

After a disappointing 38th-place finish last at Vegas, Kyle Busch looks to rebound at Bristol this weekend where he's had a lot of success in recent years. Busch was the points leader heading into Vegas, but dropped to 14th when he left. It was just last August at Bristol when Kyle became the first driver to win all three of NASCAR's national touring series races in the same weekend.