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9/19/2010
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Sylvania 300

New Hampshire International Speedway
Loudon, NH

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Danica and Dale Earnhardt Jr.: Together at last?
This is as juicy as NASCAR gossip gets, as silly as Silly Season can be: Danica Patrick is reportedly close to signing a deal with Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s JR Motorsports Nationwide team.ESPN's Ryan McGee and Marty Smith broke the news on Wednesday, indicating that a source reported that talks are in "the final phase." We've heard this kind of thing before, but multiple sources are indicating that both Danica and JR Motorsports are very close to a deal. As with so much else ...
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Pistone: Besides J.J.'s bid, keep an eye on Junior
Barring a collapse, Jimmie Johnson will make history with a fourth straight title. But that's not the only story to watch as the season draws to a close. Pete Pistone offers six more, including saving Junior.
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Jimmie Johnson is bearing down on a record fourth consecutive Cup championship
The world's greatest driver grew up in a trailer park. He gets carsick. He's friendly and charming. So why, Joe Posnanski writes, do people criticize him for being too boring?
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Opinion: Lucky Johnson continues to evade trouble
Sporting News: What's the biggest reason Jimmie Johnson has virtually locked up the 2009 title? It's because Johnson simply does not run into trouble.
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Why isn't Jimmie Johnson the most popular man in NASCAR?
Jimmie Johnson is on the cusp of staking claim to being one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history, so why isn't he revered? The man who holds that "greatest" title thinks the problem is you.
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Video: Video: Fast Texas track awaits drivers
Nov. 4: Kurt Busch, Jimmie Johnson, Ryan Newman and Kasey Kahne think speed is what makes races at Texas Motor Speedway so exciting for drivers. (NBC Sports)
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Win gives McMurray bittersweet send-off at Roush
TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) -When Jamie McMurray got home on Sunday night following his dramatic win at Talladega hours earlier, he turned to his wife, Christy, and asked what they should do to celebrate his first victory in nearly three years.
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McMurray's win comes just in time
For a driver with an uncertain future, Jamie McMurray's Talladega win comes at just the right moment, says Jeff Owens.
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They make it 'cause we buy it: The Jimmie Johnson gnome
No sport offers up a more bewildering array of souvenir crap memorabilia than NASCAR, and They Make It digs deep into the corners of the Internet to bring all that strangeness to light. Today: the finest in high-quality eyewear.The item: The Jimmie Johnson gnome, $19.99 from CBS Sports StoreThe deal: Friends, I think we've done it. I think we've cracked the code. I think we now know why Jimmie Johnson is the most dominant NASCAR driver of the modern era: It's the gnome! It's t...
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TITLE RACE WOULD BE CLOSE UNDER A DIFFERENT POINT SYSTEM
After Jimmie Johnson's lucky sixth-place finish at Talladega, his lead is basically insurmountable. It does not have to be this way. As I pointed out last week, if NASCAR used a different scoring system, we could be winding up one of the most exciting seasons in Sprint Cup history. What if, instead of Jimmie Johnson looking like a lock for his fourth straight title, the story line was: With three races to go, Mark Martin, Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart and Denny Hamlin all have a shot at ke...
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Jimmie Johnson on Bulldozing Talladega, Luck and Enjoying the Ride
by Holly CainFiled under: Jimmie Johnson, Talladega Superspeedway, Chase for the Sprint CupTo hear Jimmie Johnson describe it, the most challenging part of wrapping up a historic fourth consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship is not getting wrapped up in winning it. No matter how hard everyone else tries to convince him the trophy's been engraved. He holds a 184-point advantage -- nearly a full race lead -- on second place Mark Martin and only needs to finish 10th place or bette...
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NASCAR's response to 'Dega criticism doesn't satisfy
There's a lot of anger and frustration floating around NASCAR these days. Jimmie Johnson's dominance has robbed the Chase of any bit of drama, leading everyone who's not a fan of the 48 to rage at a system that hasn't produced a different champion in what will likely end up being half a decade. On top of that, one of the most exciting tracks on the circuit, Talladega, was effectively neutered on Sunday by the last-minute implementation of bump-drafting rules that confused and...
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ALABAMA IS JUNIOR NATION
TALLADEGA, Ala. _ Dale Earnhardt Jr. has been ridiculed for his lousy 2009 season, but there is still one place that treats him like a hero - Talladega, Ala. I saw, heard and felt the power of Junior Nation firsthand during this Sunday's Amp Energy 500. As I walked among the throngs of race fans this weekend, Junior's colors were most prevalent, followed by Jeff Gordon and Kasey Kahne. Under closer inspection, however, most of those Kahne colors turned out to be Junior'...
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UPDATED CHAMPIONSHIP PROBABILITY TABLE: JOHNSON HAS 98.6 PERCENT CHANCE OF WINNING
Jimmie Johnson found yet another way to beat the competition Sunday, this time during a bizarre finish at Talladega. As much as this Mark Martin fan hates to say it, Johnson is going to coast to the title unless he has three bad races in a row. And what are the odds Chad Knaus is going to let that happen? First off, we can officially eliminate Denny Hamlin and Brian Vickers from contention. Anybody who is more than 483 points behind can't catch Johnson. After next week's race, anyb...
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Different Day, Same Talladega
by Holly CainFiled under: Jimmie Johnson, Ryan Newman, Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR CrashesBefore Ryan Newman's horrific Talladega flip-roll-smash-and-slide on Sunday, there was Carl Edwards' car somersaulting into the front stretch fencing. The late Dale Earnhardt had one of his most frightening accidents at Talladega Superspeedway, barrel-rolling through the tri-oval. Before that it was Ricky Craven and Bill Elliott on E-ticket rides. In 1993, driver Jimmy Horton's car flippe...
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Chase Watch 2009: Resistance is futile
With only three races left in the season -- and, in all likelihood, much less than that left in the Chase -- we look at the contenders, the pretenders and the future champions. Current standings (movement): Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin, Jeff Gordon, Juan Pablo Montoya (+1), Tony Stewart (-1), Kurt Busch, Greg Biffle (+1), Ryan Newman (-1), Kasey Kahne (+2), Carl Edwards, Denny Hamlin (-2), Brian Vickers.Who's up: Why are those two men smiling? Because they're the only two who were happ...
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Video - Ryan Newman Crashes Doing 190mph at Talladega
Ryan Newman flips over a 190 mph and lands on top of Kevin Harvick's car. And no one got hurt. Return to Bob's Blitz homepage. Bob's Blitz Full story: http://www.bobsblitz.com Best Amazon prices for Blitz Subscribers: http://got.to/BlitzBestDeals
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Another Talladega, another scary wreck-filled race
Every time NASCAR comes to Talladega, drivers and fans alike know that "The Big One" -- a wreck that decimates a huge chunk of the field -- lurks around every turn. And every time, The Big One rears up and collects cars by the dozen.The collisions at Talladega are both spectacular and terrifying; the bump that sent Carl Edwards flying into the fence in April still stands as one of NASCAR's most wrenching wrecks. Sunday at the Amp Energy 500, Ryan Newman drew the short straw, and...
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Newman OK after dangerous wreck at Talladega
NASCAR red-flagged Sunday's race at Talladega following a spectacular crash involving Ryan Newman with five laps remaining. Newman was in the middle of a pack hurtling down the backstretch at the massive 2.66-mile tri-oval when he bumped into teammate Tony Stewart. Newman's No. 39 Stewart-Haas Chevrolet was then nudged by Marcos Ambrose, and Newman veered inside before flipping into the air and landing on the hood of Kevin Harvick's car.
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McMurray snaps 86-race winless streak
Jamie McMurray has snapped an 86-race winless streak with a victory at Talladega Superspeedway. Three-time defending series champion Jimmie Johnson is being credited with an eighth-place finish - enough to likely wrap up a NASCAR record fourth consecutive title. The race ended under caution because of a last lap accident that sent Mark Martin's car flipping across the track. It was the second harrowing accident in the final five laps.
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Ryan Newman Blasts NASCAR After Flip
by Geoffrey MillerFiled under: Ryan Newman, Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR Crashes, NASCAR Videos, Sprint CupRyan Newman left Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday obviously sore and presumably irritated after flipping violently in a late-race crash near the end of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series' AMP Energy 500. Newman, who was uninjured, was trapped in the car for several minutes as safety crews cut him out from exactly the type of wreck he had warned NASCAR against after an amazing crash inv...
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RYAN NEWMAN TALLADEGA CRASH
Ryan Newman was involved in an ugly wreck with five laps to go at the AMP Energy 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday. After contact with teammate Tony Stewart, Newman's car went airborne and flipped upside down and landed on the hood of Kevin Harvick's car. Newman's car flipped several times before settling on its roof on the grass. Newman had to be cut out of his car. He emerged dazed, but otherwise uninjured. He is OK. Video below. read more
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Rain washes out qualifying at Talladega
Jimmie Johnson will be starting from the pole at Talladega Superspeedway after rain washed out qualifying and the field was set by points. His Hendrick Motorsports teammates Mark Martin and Jeff Gordon will start second and third. Johnson, the three-time defending series champion, has a 118-point advantage over Martin with four races remaining in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship. But Talladega is his weakest track, and he's got a 17.7 average finish.
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Waltrip parked for aggressive driving at Talladega
NASCAR has pulled Michael Waltrip off the track for aggressive driving at Talladega Superspeedway. Waltrip was warned to give Jimmie Johnson some space during Friday's final practice session as he bump-drafted behind Johnson's car. When Waltrip didn't let up, he was black-flagged for the final 30 minutes of practice. NASCAR is keeping a close eye on bump-drafting this weekend, in large part because of the fallout over the harrowing accident on the final lap of April's ra...
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How Jimmie Johnson could lose the Sprint Cup
Everybody's been crowning Jimmie Johnson with his fourth straight Sprint Cup, and with good reason -- the guy's an overwhelming favorite to dominate the field. But "overwhelming" doesn't mean "certain," so let's take a look at how he could possibly lose this thing.First off, it'll take a massive charge by one of the four guys following him most closely -- Mark Martin (118 points back), Jeff Gordon (150 points back), Tony Stewart (192 points back) or Jua...
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