Four goodness sakes

Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus have the record for most consecutive Cup Series championships with four. Next task: surpassing the holy grail of NASCAR records.

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Homestead, Fla.

One-on-one with Jimmie Johnson

David Caraviello sits down with the champion to disuss record, legacy.

Fourget the arguments

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2006 thru 2009

Take look back at Johnson's historical championship seasons.

Chase 4 History

Martin unable to mount needed charge

Car not good enough to put pressure on Johnson at Homestead.

Sound Off: Martin

Victory has Hamlin confident for title

Driver says he will win championship in next couple of years.

Press Pass: Hamlin

As of: Miami

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5. Denny Hamlin	6. Tony Stewart	7. Greg Biffle	8. Juan Montoya
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Four goodness sakes

One-on-one with Jimmie Johnson

Retrospective: 2006 thru 2009

Martin unable to mount needed charge

Victory has Hamlin confident for title

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Johnson in New York

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Retrospective:
2006 thru 2009