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Only two races left until the start of the chase for the Sprint Cup Championship begins, and only Jimmie Johnson and now Clint Bowyer and Matt Kenseth have clinched spots for the title run.

It seems the only way to beat Jimmie Johnson these days is if he or his team makes a mistake.

Another dominating day by Jimmie Johnson. He became the first driver in 31 years to sweep both Cup races at Daytona in the same season by taking Saturday night’s Coke Zero 400. Johnson led 94 of 161 laps and nobody could catch him. He held off Kevin Harvick on a green, white, checkered finish. Tony Stewart looked like he was making a run for the lead when a wreck in the middle of the pack froze th

Finally, Martin Truex, Jr. is back in victory lane. He ended a 218-race winless streak with a convincing win in the season’s first road course race at Sonoma Raceway in California. He led 51 of 110 laps for just his second career Sprint Cup victory and at the finish he had an 8.3 second lead over second-place Jeff Gordon.

1,000 wins for Ford in NASCAR’s Top Three series and Greg Biffle delivered it in the Quicken Loans 400 Sprint Cup race at Michigan Speedway. Biffle grabbed the lead during a round of pit stops during the final caution with 32 laps left and held off the rest of the field. Once again Jimmie Johnson had a strong car and he was the biggest threat to Biffle in the closing laps. Johnson was gaining when

After taking that penalty for jumping a late restart that cost him the lead last week at Dover, Jimmie Johnson partly made up for it with his 64th career victory and third this season with a dominating day at Pocono. The only thing that could beat him would be himself and he didn’t let that happen two weeks in a row. Johnson led 128 of 160 laps and easily beat Greg Biffle to the finish line to ext

Just like clockwork. When the calendar turns to June, Tony Stewart gets in gear. He hadn't even had a Top 5 finish this season until Sunday at Dover International Speedway when he passed Juan Montoya with three laps to go to win his first race of the season and at the same time break a 30-race winless skid.

Saturday night’s Sprint All-Star Race proved you need more than a good car, or a good driver, or a good crew chief to win. You have to have a good team and that’s how Jimmie Johnson became the first driver to win it four times.

For the seventh time in his last 14 races at Martinsville Jimmie Johnson comes away the winner. It’s his 8th career victory at Martinsville and with it comes his 8th Martinsville grandfather clock trophy. Johnson also becomes the first driver with multiple wins to go along with his Daytona 500 victory.

Daytona 500 winner Jimmie Johnson was in NYC following his big win, making the rounds at all the TV and radio shows.  Little did he know that a TMZ reporter was there armed with a few questions.

A wild finish on and off the track at Phoenix International Raceway and big change in the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship. First – the winner – Kevin Harvick had enough gas to win in a green, white, checkered finish after a series of crashes in the final laps. The win breaks a 44-race winless skid for Harvick.

  Eight down and just two to go, as the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship moves on to Phoenix this Sunday. Only seven points separate Jimmie Johnson and second-place Brad Keselowski.  And it could be a repeat of last year's battle between Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards. Stewart trailed Edwards by eight points with three races left last year, but won the title in a points tiebreaker by winning a