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Once again Jimmie Johnson know how to take the big wins even when he has to come from behind!

Speed thrills: NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race week unlike any in all of sports

In recent weeks Kurt Busch has been having fun piloting a V8 Supercar at the Circuit of the Americas and an IndyCar on the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Today he earned the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series pole at Darlington, South Carolina.

The "Lady in Black" is the scene of this weekend’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, and just like last weekend’s race at Talladega, anything can happen on the track that is "Too Tough To Tame"!

Only a handful of drivers have seen victory lane at the end of the Kansas Speedway race. Not surprisingly the Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet team is on top of the list; however do not count out Biffle or Stewart.

With a new race car, past statistics at Texas may not be true indicators as to what will happen.

Once again, Jimmie Johnson took the victory in the Martinsville 500. The Hendrick Motorsports driver holds the record as the winningest active driver at the “paper clip” track.

Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet and Jimmie Johnson proved that they are ready to add to their tally if wins Martinsville with a record time during qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race.

Martinsville aka “the paper clip” is both challenging for the drivers and for the pit crews and while Gordon and Johnson are the favorites with Hamlin sidelined, one must remember that Martin is in the #11

One would think that since Kyle Busch and Joe Gibbs have dominated the Bristol 500 race that they would be favorites hands down but this is the new Gen-6 car and nothing this season is set in stone.

Rain washes out NASCAR Sprint Cup Series qualifying at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Field set by 2012 points which puts Danica Patrick 37th on the grid.

Edwards finally lands a victory after a long dry spell. Johnson maintains points lead by overtaking Hamlin at the checkered flag.

Mark Martin knocked Kasey Kahne off the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series provisional pole at PIR to add to his career tally.

Coming off their fantastic finish in the Daytona 500, the Hendrick Motorsport team is ready for the 1-mile unique oval at Phoenix International Raceway. It is the second race for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series new generation cars.

Lowe's has been five time champion Johnson's sponsor for his entire NASCAR Sprint Cup career. The extension of the contract follows on the heels of the team's second Daytona 500 victory.

Prior to his second win in the Daytona 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season opener, the Hendrick Motorsport team dubbed Jimmie Johnson "Five Time". Today they changed his nickname to "Seven Time".

Jimmie Johnson wins his second Daytona 500 with Hendrick Chevrolet teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. on his bumper. Danica Patrick takes 8th place.

NASCAR Sprint Cup cars finally get on track on Friday afternoon. Thursday there was rain, Friday morning ice behind the SAFER barriers