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In 2009, Jimmie Johnson sat in Turn 2 following his 4 consecutive title while they set the stage for the team, media & his Cup. He sat there alone, the weight setting in. With a trail of fireworks, cheers & burnt rubber in his wake, he once again was... show more
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Championships were just treated different back then man. They felt prestigious as could be
It was a production. Nowadays, you cross the line, burn it down & celebrate like a race win, plus a trophy ceremony. 15 years ago? The broadcast made the viewer feel the magnitude of it all. The pageantry was fantastic. It felt worth it. After 9 months, it was all worth it.
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It’s honestly sad how we were all sad that the season was over back in those days. Now it seems like we’re all ready for the season to be finished
In my opinion, 2009 was Jimmie Johnson's peak version That year, it really felt like he didn't have a "true" competitor And if it wasn't for that fall Texas crash, I'm pretty sure he would've clinched the title with 1 race left IN THE CHASE ERA Let that sink in
The monologue and the fireworks is just so damm perfect
@NASCARIndyCar48 This was awesome
Literally cheated all chase for this one
Phoenix could never.
Too bad the narrative for most of our future champions is gonna be "Mummy and Daddy skipped buying a new yacht so little Richie Rich could fulfill his dream of buying a ride in NASCAR"
All champ races should be at night
