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NASCAR: Five Reasons Johnson Will Not Win Eight Titles

By Jonathan Pilat

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Jun 25, 2014; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; President Barack Obama (middle) poses with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship trophy with driver Jimmie Johnson (right), team owner Rick Hendrick (left), crew chief Chad Knaus (second from left) and crew members at a ceremony honoring the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champions in the East Room at The White House. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
Jun 25, 2014; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; President Barack Obama (middle) poses with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship trophy with driver Jimmie Johnson (right), team owner Rick Hendrick (left), crew chief Chad Knaus (second from left) and crew members at a ceremony honoring the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champions in the East Room at The White House. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports /

It’s no doubt that Jimmie Johnson is one of the legends of our sport, putting together the best 5 year run in NASCAR history. There is a good chance that Jimmie will figure out how to succeed in the Chase structure before the end of his career, but he will have to figure out how to win at Homestead to put together a championship performance. Does he have time to do that? How long will he race before he hangs up the helmet? Those questions will be answered in the coming seasons.

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