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Putting JJ's dominance in perspective

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

It took us 30 years to fully appreciate the magnitude of Cale Yarborough's three-peat. Here's hoping it won't take that long for us to acknowledge Jimmie Johnson's place in NASCAR history.

Story | Conversation | November 22, 2009

Changes to car won't be coming soon

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

For NASCAR fans hoping changes are coming to the Sprint Cup car -- aka Contraption Of Turmoil -- you can keep on waiting. The league seems convinced the car is not a problem.

Story | Conversation | November 12, 2009

Johnson wills his team to finish

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Even when the 48 car was a mangled mess sitting in the garage at Texas Motor Speedway, Jimmie Johnson refused to exit. That decision just may have saved his season.

Story | Conversation | November 08, 2009

Busch flying under the radar … but for how long?

Ed Hinton

FORT WORTH, Texas -- So whatever became of Kyle Busch? You know, the NASCAR prodigy/brat (depending on your point of view) gone silent since summer in the Cup wins column...

Blog Entry | Conversation | November 07, 2009

Martin so close, yet so far … again

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

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.

Story | Conversation | November 06, 2009

A Chase with more sizzle, less fizzle

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

You want Chase drama? Let's end the 10-race playoff at Daytona ... on a figure-eight course ... and force the winner to run a match race against Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the title.

Story | Conversation | November 04, 2009

NASCAR better be worried about drivers' power

Ed Hinton

...union organizing chant A case could be made that a de facto drivers' union is operating in NASCAR as we speak. To wit: the sit-down strike on wheels they staged Sunday at Talladega. Oh...

Blog Entry | Conversation | November 03, 2009

Johnson's finish as good as a win

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Jamie McMurray won the race Sunday at Talladega, and Jimmie Johnson won the title. Oh, not officially for Johnson, not yet. But it will take a miracle to catch him now.

Story | Conversation | November 01, 2009

Talladega the great equalizer? Not for JJ

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Still think Sunday's Cup race at Talladega -- the world's largest roulette wheel -- is the Chase field's best chance to derail three-time defending champ Jimmie Johnson? You kiddin'?

Story | Conversation | October 28, 2009

Martinsville offers high-octane made-for-TV racing

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

...paper clip of asphalt patched with concrete … two parallel drag strips connected by hairpin turns … NASCAR's only remaining answer to the bumper-car rides at county fairs … But not in the...

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Is NASCAR playing it too safe?

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Ernest Hemingway said motor racing was one of three sports -- the rest are mere games. Have we reduced your once-deadly, once-electrifying sport to just another game?

Story | Conversation | October 22, 2009

Montoya fuming after bump with Martin

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Juan Pablo Montoya and Mark Martin have been big buddies this season. One bump on the track Saturday night put Martin in a Chase hole and may have Montoya all but out.

Story | Conversation | October 17, 2009

Pearson's plight could be bad news for Johnson

Ed Hinton

CONCORD, N.C. -- This is about consensus disrespect for greatness, which is a chronic neurosis with NASCAR and its following. Never has there been a clearer confluence of names and careers than Jimmie Johnson...

Blog Entry | Conversation | October 16, 2009

Knaus vs. NASCAR a suspenseful game

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Chad Knaus produces some of the fastest race cars anywhere. NASCAR likes to make sure he does it within the rules. It's that high-stakes game that is the real wild card in this year's Chase.

Story | Conversation | October 15, 2009

So, who gets left out next year?

Ed Hinton, ESPN.com

Filtering in NASCAR's Hall of Fame electees to five per year means 2010 is likely to be as controversial as the inaugural class. Who's next? Let's say Pearson, Allison and Yarborough are locks, but that hardly scratches the surface of who's deserving.

Story | Conversation | October 15, 2009