Jimmie’s run at a fourth title looks like something that the late Dale Earnhartd would orchestrate. Earnhardt won seven titles, who knows how many titles todays version of Dale SR. will win. Over the last four years when it’s time to go chasing for Nascar supremacy, Jimme has been the King of the chase. Though he’s not in a black number 3 car, opponents have learned to fear the 48 when on the track. Jimmie and the Lowes team can do no wrong. Taladega will be the next test of team Johnson. If things stay on course Nascar will once again crown Jimmie as King of the Chase.

Huntersville, NC: The number 18 pit box will no longer be the home of Steve Adington. This will be Adington’s last weekend as crew chief. Kyle Busch will have Dave Rogers as his new crew chief starting at Texas.

At Martinsville Jimmie Johnson finished second and extended his points lead over teammate Mark Martin to 118. People that don’t want to see history in the making are missing out. Here are the keys to winning at Talladega, a driver must avoid the big accidents, and try to start in the front. Johnson’s competition has to hope that the 48 has trouble.

Charlotte, NC: With Jimmie Johnson’s win on Saturday at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, he now has a 90 point lead. The series now heads into Martinsville, which has been the 48 personal playground. The question becomes how many points will Jimmie claim his fourth title by? Will anyone be able to challenge Jimmie, or will his majesty walk away with a fourth ring on his hand?