Johnson leads; Busch seeks history

Jimmie Johnson's all but run away, yet Sunday's TMS race has plenty of intrigue.

FORT WORTH, TX - NOVEMBER 07: Jimmie Johnson, driver of the #48 Lowe's Chevrolet, stands in the garage during practice for the NASCAR...

Nationwide win brings Busch to brink

Kyle Busch is a Sprint Cup win away from an unprecedented NASCAR sweep.

Texas the real wild card in Chase for the Cup

...he earned his first Cup victory nine years ago? Hey, anything's possible. Or is this Jimmie Johnson's show the rest of the way en route to his historic fourth consecutive championship? That...

Busch wins Nationwide again at Texas

Kyle Busch keeps extending streaks at Texas in search of a NASCAR first.

White: NASCAR can learn from F1 woes

Lee White, president of Toyota Racing Development, said Toyota's departure from Formula One has no bearing on its NASCAR program, but he also said NASCAR should learn from F1's mistakes.

Texas: All Eyes on Johnson

Nascar Now previews the upcoming NASCAR race in Texas and Jimmie Johnson's chances for another championship

Jayski.com: 11/6

...Garrow covers all the latest news and previews from the world of NASCAR. He hears from Jimmie Johnson about his big points lead

Gordon wins first pole of season

Jeff Gordon won his first pole of the season with a qualifying lap of 191.117 mph at the 1½-mile, high-banked track where he got his only victory of the season in April. It was his first win in Texas.

...who finished seventh on Sunday, still holds a slim 18-point lead over Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jimmie Johnson. (AP Photo/Ed Zurga

Jimmie Johnson Chase Update

Mike Massaro details Jimmie Johnson's chances at a 4th straight championship

Martin so close, yet so far … again

The math says Mark Martin is still in contention for his first Sprint Cup championship. The reality? The best Martin likely can do is finish second -- for the fifth time in his career.

Jimmie Johnson poses with the trophy in victory lane after winning the NASCAR Autism Speaks 400 auto race...

NASCAR's Heisman would go to JJ

Sure, Jimmie Johnson would have to be the winner of a NASCAR Heisman -- we'll call it the Petty Trophy -- but who else would belong at the banquet?

Texas Chase Chasers

...parentheses. Best Chance at Texas Driver Starts Wins Top-10s Avg. Finish Apr. 5* Driver Rating** Jimmie Johnson (1) 12 1 9 8.5 2nd 103.8 Carl Edwards (10) 9 3 4 13...

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