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Brian Vickers, driver of the No. 83 Red Bull Toyota, took a break from the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup and paid a visit Wednesday to the Blackwater training center near Norfolk, Va. Full Article at Sporting News
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After two consecutive wins, Jimmie Johnson came up short and finished ... second. Superman now leads the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup by 118 points heading into Talladega. Johnson is four races from his fourth straight Cup championship. Full Article at NBC Sports
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Jimmie Johnson: Is there really any reason to run the final five Chase races? Johnson appears to be well on his way to his fourth-consecutive title. He’s already won three of the five Chase races. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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A glance at the 12 drivers competing in NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup championship heading into this weekend's race at Martinsville Speedway (in order of points): LAST WEEK: Johnson is doing his best to take all the drama out of the Chase. Again. Full Article at Sporting News
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CONCORD, N.C. -- Conventional wisdom states that this Chase is now Jimmie Johnson's to win or to lose. But it's his. Full Article at NASCAR
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It's incredible ... We have four (great finishes) in a row, and I've been losing points to the leader. It is what it is. ... You ain't going to make any points on anybody. Everybody that runs good is going to be there. You just got to make sure you don't lose any.
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We're going to run well ... We're going to contend for every race win from here on out, I'm absolutely sure of that.
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We really struggled in the pits ... It's just disappointing. I thought we should've finished better than that. We had a better car than that.
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It was just one of those nights where we couldn't really hit the balance of it ... Where we got hurt the most was on starts and restarts when we were all packed up there.
SOURCE: Sporting News
