NASCAR - Edwards favored in NASCAR Atlanta odds
betonline.com 10/22/2008 — NASCAR Atlanta odds give Carl Edwards the edge despite Jimmie Johnson's dominance season. Can Edwards shake NASCAR odds up?

NASCAR: On Jimmie Johnson and Dynasties
midwestsportsfans.com 10/21/2008 — Is Jimmie Johnson's dynastic run over the past few years good for auto racing and good for NASCAR? Midwest Sports Fans discusses the issue and asks for your opinion as well.

Hey, Something About NASCAR
sportingnews.com 11/18/2008 — Oh, how unprofessional of us. We somehow failed to mention Jimmie Johnson's third straight NASCAR championship yesterday. For shame. We're sure it was thrilling. So, to honor this accomplishment, here's a video of Johnson in a post-race interview ...

Jimmie Johnson : The "best ever" having trouble "getting it up" ??
ballhype.com 11/17/2008 — READ THE COMPLETE BLOG HERE The question was deliberately not asked of Jimmie Johnson. He'd never say he was. Is Jimmie Johnson the best driver ever? "I don't know how you can doubt the talent that he's got and the competitiveness ofthe sport and the things that he does in the car and ...

2008 Year in NASCAR
msn.foxsports.com 1/1/2009 — Multiple drivers tried taking the crown, but nobody could stop Jimmie Johnson. Relive the best moments of the year here.

NASCAR wraps up on down note.
sportsmediawatch.blogspot.com 11/18/2008 — Jimmie Johnson's threepeat did not clean up in the ratings on Sunday. ABC drew a 3.6 overnight rating for the Ford 400, the last race in the Chase for the Cup, on Sunday. The 3.6 rating is off 5% from a 3.8 for the same race last year, and down 16% ...

Jimmie Johnson asked "how to get it up" by Jimmy Spencer (video)
youtube.com 11/17/2008 — Jimmie Johnson was asked an interesting question by SPEED's Jimmy Spencer during the NASCAR Victory Lane show at Homestead Miami Speedway.

Is Jimmie Johnson the greatest driver ever? Rick Hendrick and Chad Knaus think he might be by
blogs.orlandosentinel.com 11/17/2008 — The question was deliberately not asked of Jimmie Johnson. He'd never say he was. Is Jimmie Johnson the best driver ever? "I don't know how you can doubt the talent that he's got and the competitiveness ofthe sport and the things that he does in the ...

You Don’t Have To Love Jimmie Johnson, But You’d Better At Least Get Used To Him
diecast-dude.com 11/29/2008 — Cheering for Jimmie Johnson -- which I freely admit I do -- is the motorsports equivalent of forming a pep squad on behalf of Godzilla as he’s paying Tokyo a social call.

Jimmie Johnson To Be On Cover of Sports Illustrated
4ever3canadianeh.blogspot.com 11/20/2008 — I guess some people other than race fans read my little old blog here, especially yesterday's post and links. Much to my surprise the powers that be over at Sports Illustrated have emailed me confirming that Jimmie will indeed be on their ...

Johnson's spotter won't return in 2009 — FOXSports.com News for NASCAR 11/5/2008
During a modest round of layoffs Monday and Tuesday at Hendrick Motorsports, Jimmie Johnson's spotter, Stevie Reeves, was told he would not return to the No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet team next season, Reeves confirmed Tuesday night.

Johnson's spotter cut during layoffs at Hendrick — NASCAR.COM - Sprint Cup Series Headlines 11/5/2008
During a modest round of layoffs Monday and Tuesday at Hendrick Motorsports, Jimmie Johnson's spotter, Stevie Reeves, was told he would not return to the No. 48 Chevrolet team next season, Reeves confirmed Tuesday night.

Consensus: No changes needed to Chase — Latest Sporting News Articles for NASCAR 11/5/2008
Jimmie Johnson's run toward an almost certain third consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup title has promp...

Chase format needs to remain unchanged — FOXSports.com News for NASCAR 11/5/2008
Jimmie Johnson is headed toward another Cup title, but that's no reason for NASCAR to transform the title format, Jeff Owens says.

Newton: NASCAR odds at an end — ESPN.com - NASCAR 11/5/2008
Jimmie Johnson is the Sprint Cup champion. OK, it hasn't actually happened yet, but Las Vegas oddsmakers are so confident, they've taken the championship proposition off the board, writes David Newton.