jimmie johnson

It doesn't matter how many laps you lead, just as long as it's the last one.  Jimmie Johnson passed Kyle Larson on an overtime restart to win at Dover's Monster Mile on Sunday for his third Cup victory of the season, his 11th at Dover and the 83rd of his career.  It ties him with Cale Yarborough for sixth place on NASCAR's all-time win list.

After Sunday's rainout, Monster Energy Cup drivers were greeted by a beautiful day at Bristol Motor Speedway on Monday and it turned out to be a perfect day for Jimmie Johnson who won his second straight race.  Johnson led 81 of 500 laps to claim his 82nd career victory putting him just one behind Cale Yarborough and two behind Bobby Allison and Darrell Waltrip.

Chalk up the seventh Cup win for Jimmie Johnson at Texas Motor Speedway.  He passed Joey Logano with 16 laps left and pulled away for his first victory of the season and 81st of his career.  Not a bad day after starting from the rear because he didn't use the same set of tires he qualified with.

Jimmie Johnson accomplished on Sunday what only two other men in NASCAR history were able to do before him.  Johnson became the third driver to become a 7-time Sprint Cup champion and how he did it was absolutely amazing.

Six-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has earned a spot in the final four for a seventh title.  Johnson won for the ninth time at Martinsville and for the fourth time this season to guarantee himself a shot at tying the record for most Cup championships in a career.  Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt share the all-time record.

Jimmie Johnson dominated Sunday's rain-delayed race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.  Johnson led 155 laps to break a 24-race winless skid and assure himself of a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship final eight.

Chalk up career victory number 77 for Jimmie Johnson passing Dale Earnhardt for seventh place in all-time career wins.  Johnson started 19th and led only 25 laps, but he went from third to first in an overtime restart passing Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick for his second victory this season, both coming in overtime. H...

High winds, rain, dust storms, dust devils - it was a wild day at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday.  In the end Brad Keselowski overcame a penalty for speeding on pit road to pass Kyle Busch with five laps to go and go on to his second win in the last three years in Sin City.

Credit pit strategy for Jimmie Johnson's Sprint Cup victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Sunday.  Johnson came in early for a fresh set of tires, nine laps before leader Kevin Harvick did.  When Harvick finally came to the pits Johnson inherited the lead and stretched to as many as 13 and a half seconds at one point over the final 40 laps.  Johnson then earned the win on an overtime restart after

Brad Keselowski looked like a sure thing to punch his ticket for the final four in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.  He dominated Sunday's AAA Texas 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.  Keselowski led 312 of 334 laps and was in the lead until Jimmie Johnson finally found a way to pass him with four laps left to win for the sixth time in Texas.

Chalk up the second win of the season for Jimmie Johnson.  After waking up sick on Saturday morning, the six-time Cup champion led 128 laps including the final 14 when he used a low-side pass to get by Jamie McMurray and Kevin Harvick and held on for his first spring race victory at Texas Motor Speedway.  It give...

What a start to the season for Kevin Harvick.  The defending Cup champion has opened with three straight top-2 finishes including a win in Sunday's Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.  If you look back to the last three races of last season Harvick has six consecutive top-2 finishes, duplicating the feat of Jeff Gordon in 1996.