Jimmie Johnson signs primary sponsor for 2018-2019
Jimmie Johnson will have a new primary sponsor for the next two years.
Jimmie Johnson will have a new primary sponsor for the next two years.
Qualifying aside, Saturday at Martinsville Speedway belonged to Johnny Sauter.
All season long the focus has been on NASCAR’s “Big Three”. Three drivers who won a majority of the races and were picked by many to be among the four championship contenders at Homestead.
Playoff driver Joey Logano bucked conventional wisdom with his pole-winning run in Friday’s knockout qualifying session.
It is a situation that seemingly should make a driver feel unease, rankle their nerves and bring about second-guessing.
Four drivers, including two pre-Playoff favorites, are facing elimination after the chaos otherwise known as Talladega.
It took Aric Almirola a full day of reflection to be able to say those words, after a promising race at Dover International Speedway ended in disaster.
Almost from the day he arrived at Hendrick Motorsports 25 years ago, Chad Knaus had a specific ambition.
Two drivers looked to have a win well in hand during the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup series Gander Outdoors 400 at Dover Sunday.
As Jimmie Johnson leaned into the microphone Friday morning during his press conference in the Dover International Raceway media center, he fully anticipated the opening line of questioning.