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    He ended up ninth and lost ground in the Chase standings to teammate Mark Martin, although he still trails by only 18 points with seven races left to decide the 2009 title battle. "Kansas is still a bit of a mystery ... As we’ve gone through everything, it still kind of boils down to track position, I guess, and the fact that we took four and everybody else took two. … I have a hard time believing that was all of it because I started [the race] 11th, worked my way up through there, passed a lot of cars and put them down a lap and didn’t have the imbalance in the car like I did those last two runs." Jimmie Johnson has won twice in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series second yearly race at Auto Club Speedway in California. Full Article at SpeedTV
    Kansas is still a bit of a mystery ... As we’ve gone through everything, it still kind of boils down to track position, I guess, and the fact that we took four and everybody else took two. … I have a hard time believing that was all of it because I started [the race] 11th, worked my way up through there, passed a lot of cars and put them down a lap and didn’t have the imbalance in the car like I did those last two runs.
    Jimmie Johnson – Jimmie Johnson SOURCE: SpeedTV 1 month ago
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CUP: Johnson Confident He Can Bounce Back At Cali
  1. We’ve had a handful of those this year, if it has been running out of gas, taking a chance because we were locked in [the Chase For The Sprint Cup], an incident like we had at Kansas. We need to address that. We need to close. That’s what we’ve always been so good at, is being there at the end and runni...
    SOURCE: SpeedTV 1 month ago
  2. We’ve been a little frustrated with leading [a lot of] laps early and then at the end it slipping through our fingers for whatever reason
    Jimmie Johnson – Jimmie Johnson SOURCE: SpeedTV 1 month ago

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