It looked like the Jimmie Johnson of old who drove to six Sprint Cup championships on Sunday afternoon, powering his Lowe’s No. 48 Chevrolet to near perfection and winning the rain-delayed Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Confusing rule enforcement didn’t stop the NASCAR Sprint All-Star race from giving fans a good show.
Dover International Speedway proved to be a tough weekend for all NASCAR teams from the three series.
Brad Keselowski survived ‘The Big One’ four times to conquer Talladega.
Carl Edwards charged ahead against Kyle Busch to take the win at Richmond.
Kyle Busch was able to pull through when it mattered the most to win at Texas Motor Speedway.
Jimmie Johnson came through in the last two laps of the Auto Club 400 to take the win.
Kevin Harvick worked hard to ward off Carl Edwards for the closest finish Phoenix has ever seen.
Brad Keselowski conserved enough fuel to zip by Kyle Busch and take the win in the final leg of the race.
Jimmie Johnson is supremely motivated to win a championship this year. Even if he’s not talking about it.
