Jimmie Johnson

Jimmie Johnson is an American stock-car racing driver who won seven NASCAR Cup Series championships, tying the series record.

2006 NASCAR Cup Series: The 2006 NASCAR Cup Series season, in which Jimmie Johnson won his first championship. This season began Johnson’s unprecedented run of five consecutive Cup titles.
Chad Knaus: An American NASCAR crew chief best known for his championship partnership with Jimmie Johnson. Knaus led the No. 48 team through all seven of Johnson’s Cup championships.
NASCAR Cup Series: The highest level of stock-car racing sanctioned by NASCAR in the United States. This is the championship series in which Johnson earned all seven of his titles.
NASCAR Hall of Fame: A hall of fame in Charlotte, North Carolina, honoring people who shaped NASCAR. Johnson’s seven titles and racing achievements made him a leading candidate for recognition.
2007 NASCAR Cup Series: The 2007 NASCAR Cup Series season, won by Jimmie Johnson. Johnson defended his title and established himself as the championship favorite.
Rick Hendrick: An American motorsports executive and owner of Hendrick Motorsports. Hendrick gave Johnson the team and resources behind his championship career.
NASCAR playoffs: A season-ending championship format that qualifies selected NASCAR drivers for elimination rounds. Johnson won his 2016 title under this format, unlike his first five championships.
IndyCar Series: The premier open-wheel racing series sanctioned by IndyCar in the United States. After NASCAR, Johnson competed in a different major form of American motorsport.
2008 NASCAR Cup Series: The 2008 NASCAR Cup Series season, won by Jimmie Johnson. Its title made Johnson the first driver to win three consecutive Cup championships.
Jeff Gordon: An American stock-car driver and four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. Gordon helped bring Johnson to Hendrick Motorsports and later became his teammate.

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