Şişman Kadın şarkısını söylemeden opera, Jimmie Johnson sahneye çıkmadan Nascar bitmez... Nascar Sprint Cup Chase'de şampiyonluk adayları konuşulurken sanki Jimmie Johnson yokmuş gibi davranılıyordu fakat JJ, sanki ''Hatırladınız mı son 4 yılın şampiyonu benim'' dedi...  10 pistlik şampiyonluk yarışı Chase'in 2. durağı Dover'da AAA 400'de JJ herşeyi aldı.    

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Pole pozisyonda başladı, yarışı baştan sona domine ederek kazandı ve finiş sonrası da küçük kızını kucağına alarak kürsüye çıktı.

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Tabii ki bu J.J için tatmin edici değil, ''Bu pistte ritmini bozmadan gitmek gerekiyordu ve bu benim sevdiğim bir şey. Kazanmak bir ödül ama hedeflediğimiz değil, 5. kupayı kazanmak istiyorum'' dedi. Jimmie Johnson bu sezonki 6. Damalı Bayrağı'nı görürken geniş bir oval olan Dover Pisti'nde son 2 yıldaki 4 yarışta 3.  birinciliğini elde etti. Dover kesinlikle JJ için sevilen bir yer burada 18 yarışında 6 birincilik elde ederkek 12'sinde Top10'da finiş gördü.

Genel Klasmanda lider olan Denny Hamlin, 9. sırada finişe geldi ve artık sadece 35 puanlık bir avantajı var.

Dover AAA 400 Top 10: 
48 Jimmie Johnson (Chevrolet), 31  Jeff Burton (Chevrolet), 20  Joey Logano  (Toyota), 2 Kurt Busch (Dodge), 99 Carl Edwards (Ford), 18 Kyle Busch  (Toyota), 98 Paul Menard (Ford), 39 Ryan Newman (Chevrolet), 11 Denny Hamlin (Toyota), 43 A.J. Allmendinger (Ford)

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CHASE	Pts	Poles	Wins	Top5	Top10	$$$
1-Denny Hamlin	5368	1	6	11	13	$4,470,778
2-Jimmie Johnson	5333	3	6	11	15	$5,465,539
3-Kyle Busch	5323	2	3	8	16	$4,991,059
4-Kurt Busch	5309	2	2	9	16	$5,587,258
5-Kevin Harvick	5303	2	3	12	18	$5,310,177
6-Carl Edwards	5295	2	0	7	15	$4,218,827
7-Jeff Burton	5288	0	0	6	14	$4,058,462
8-Jeff Gordon	5285	0	0	10	14	$4,522,924
9-Greg Biffle	5228	0	1	5	14	$3,820,987
10-Tony Stewart	5206	2	1	7	14	$4,389,748
11-Matt Kenseth	5203	0	0	5	10	$4,212,499
12-Clint Bowyer	5133	0	1	5	15	$3,650,979

Lap 400—CHECKERED FLAG: Jimmie Johnson pulled away from the field when it mattered most and won for the sixth time at Dover, jumping to second in the point standings with eight to go.

Lap 399—WHITE FLAG: Jimmie Johnson leads the field, 2.6 second ahead of Jeff Burton.

Lap 395 — The No. 48 is out in front and led the most laps, picking up the bonus points.

Lap 394—Jeff Gordon moves into 11th as the No. 24 weaves through traffic.

Lap 392—Jimmie Johnson has a 2.18 second lead over the field.

Lap 389—Paul Menard challenges Kyle Busch for sixth but can make the pass.

Lap 386 — Jimmie Johnson puts Tony Stewart two laps down.

Lap 383—Denny Hamlin holds off a charge by A.J. Allmendinger. Hamlin has to be pleased with a run in the top 10, considering his history at the track.

Lap 382—Clint Bowyer is running in 26th after a terrible week. The No. 33 is now three laps down.

Lap 379—Jimmie Johnson is weaving through lapped traffic as Jeff Burton tries to find a way to close on the race leader.

Lap 376—Carl Edwards rounds out the top five.

Lap 374 —- Jimmie Johnson opens up a 2.37 second lead on Jeff Burton.

Lap 372 — Sam Hornish Jr. is out of the car after it caught fire on pit road.

Lap 371—Jamie McMurray moves into 11th.

Lap 366—Jimmie Johnson has a good pit stop and is able to tack some time onto his lead. Jeff Burton cycles back into second, followed by Joey Logano, Kyle Busch and Kurt Busch.

Lap 365—LEAD CHANGE: Carl Edwards pits, gives the lead back to Jimmie Johnson.

Lap 364—LEAD CHANGE: Carl Edwards stays out, takes the lead.

Lap 363 — Jimmie Johnson is on pit road, takes four tires, fuel.

Lap 360 — Kyle Busch is doing battle with brother Kurt for fourth. Denny Hamlin pits, takes tires, fuel, track bar adjustment. Jeff Gordon pits, makes a chassis adjustment, takes four tires.

Lap 359 — Kevin Harvick short pits.

Lap 357—Mark Martin remains in 12th, up 30 spots since the race began.

Lap 349—Jimmie Johnson leads Jeff Burton by 1.23 seconds. Clint Bowyer goes four laps down.

Lap 348—Denny Hamlin is loose and A.J. Allmendinger wants to take advantage of the No. 11—trying to pass on the low side of the track.

Lap 346—Kyle Busch is too tight and gives up second to Jeff Burton.

Lap 344—A.J. Allmendinger remains in 10th. Paul Menard continues his good day and is running in seventh.

Lap 342—Jeff Burton is driving the No. 31, straight into the corners and charging hard toward Kyle Busch.

Lap 339—Jeff Burton moves into third.

Lap 337—LEAD CHANGE: Jimmie Johnson has found Kyle Busch and takes the lead from the low side.

Lap 334—Seventeen cars remain on the lead lap.

Lap 333—Jimmie Johnson is closing on Kyle Busch and trying to move underneath the No. 18.

Lap 330 — A.J. Allmendinger returns to the top 10 and looking at the bumper of Denny Hamlin.

Lap 326—Ryan Newman and A.J. Allmendinger are driving like they’re in the Chase, doing battle for tenth. Neither driver is giving the other any room.

Lap 325—Kevin Harvick isn’t happy with the adjustments his team made to the car and is running in 14th.

Lap 323—Kurt Busch reports the car has gone from too loose to too tight after an air adjustment. The No. 2 rounds out the top five.

Lap 320 — Joey Logano can’t hold off Jimmie Johnson as the No. 48 slides into second.

Lap 317 — Kyle Busch makes his way through lapped traffic and is holding off Joey Logano.

Lap 309 — The AAA 400 has had nine race leaders and 12 lead changes to this point.

Lap 307—A.J. Allmendinger isn’t done yet—charging into 11th and trying to pass Ryan Newman to crack the top 10.

Lap 306—Kyle Busch takes a line on the bottom of the track and maintains the lead.

Lap 304—The sun is back out on the track as conditions change for the drivers.

Lap 302 — Kurt Busch is challenging Jeff Burton for fourth. Paul Menard moves into seventh.

Lap 299 — Kyle Busch has a 1.36 second lead.

Lap 297—Joey Logano gets around Jimmie Johnson for second.

Lap 295—Jimmie Johnson spins the tires on the restart and Kyle Busch is able to pull away. Joey Logano is doing battle with the No. 48 for second.

Lap 295—GREEN FLAG: Kyle Busch leads the field to green, followed by Jimmie Johnson, Joey Logano, Carl Edwards and Jeff Burton.

Lap 292—LEAD CHANGE: Kyle Busch just beats Jimmie Johnson of pit road and takes the lead.

Lap 291—Johnson brings the leaders down pit road. Joey Logano takes four tires, fuel. Kyle Busch gets an air adjustment, four tires. Carl Edwards takes four tires. Jimmie Johnson takes a track bar adjustment. Kyle Busch wins the race off of pit road.

Lap 290—YELLOW FLAG NO. 4: Debris.

Lap 288—Ryan Newman says the car is snug but wants no further changes right now. The No. 39 is running in ninth.

Lap 287—Denny Hamlin has settled into seventh and hasn’t called for a single change to the car during the past two pit stops.

Lap 284 — Jeff Gordon is back in sixth and the fourth-time winner at Dover reports his car is improving.

Lap 282—Kyle Busch reports his car is good but says he doesn’t have the speed to lead the field. Joey Logano is rolling along strong in third after a track bar adjustment.

Lap 280 — Jimmie Johnson leads Kyle Busch by 1.95 seconds.

Lap 276—Kevin Harvick had dropped to 10th after making his trip to pit road. Ryan Newman is in ninth.

Lap 273—Jeff Burton rounds out the top five.

Lap 268—Kyle Busch moves into second.

Lap 266—Kevin Harvick pits, calls the char tight and makes a host of adjustment. Jeff Burton is tight on the exit, makes no changes and takes tires. Kyle Busch gets an air adjustment and tires. Denny Hamlin takes fresh tires, an air adjustment and leaves pit road.

Lap 265 — Jimmie Johnson stays out as some drivers head to pit road.

Lap 258—Green-flag pit stops are approaching.

Lap 256 — Mark Martin has moved up 31 spots and into 11th.

Lap 254—Jeff Burton rounds out the top five but he’s being challenged for the position by Jeff Gordon.

Lap 250 — Kyle Busch gets in the wall a little but saves the car.

Lap 249 — Jimmie Johnson now has a lead of 3.21 seconds.

Lap 244—Dale Earnhardt Jr. goes two laps down.

Lap 241—Mark Martin began the race in 42nd and now rounds out the top 12.

Lap 240—Paul Menard passes Jamie McMurray and rounds out the top 10.

Lap 238—Ryan Newman holds off Kevin Harvick for eighth.

Lap 235—Carl Edwards gets past Jeff Burton and slides into fourth.

Lap 233 — Kyle Busch is in second and slipping,sliding through the turns.

Lap 231—A.J. Allmendinger is back on the lead lap and is running in 18th.

Lap 230—Nineteen cars remain on the lead lap.

Lap 227—Joey Logano is running in third but reports the car is getting loose. The No. 20 team has made a lot of adjustments to the car to get the car where it is now.

Lap 222—Jimmie Johnson has now led 64 laps.

Lap 219—Jeff Gordon slides back to sixth. He reports the car is too loose and that he can barley hold on.

Lap 217—Kevin Harvick is closing on Denny Hamlin in seventh—things may get interesting.

Lap 215—Jeff Burton has moved into fourth and reports his car has come to life after making a pit stop.

Lap 214—Carl Edwards moves underneath Jeff Gordon and takes the fifth spot. Something isn’t right on the No. 24; the team may have a problems with the chassis.

Lap 212—Martin Truex Jr. and the No. 56 are headed to the garage for repairs—a tough break for a team that ran up front for most of the race.

Lap 208—Martin Truex Jr. has to pit with a loose wheel. The No. 56 stalls and may have broken an axle.

Lap 205—Paul Menard rounds out the top 10.

Lap 203—Joey Logano rounds out the top five after starting the race in 19th.

Lap 202—Jeff Gordon gives up third to Kyle Busch.

Lap 198 — Carl Edwards gets past Denny Hamlin for seventh.

Lap 197 — After starting in 33rd, Kevin Harvick has moved up to 11th.

Lap 195—Jeff Burton is racing Denny Hamlin hard and clears the No. 11 for sixth.

Lap 194 — Jeff Gordon races into third, passing Kyle Busch.

Lap 193—GREEN FLAG: Jimmie Johnson leads the field to green, followed by Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Busch.

Lap 189 — Jimmie Johnson pits, takes four tires and wins the race off of pit road. Kyle Busch picks up a spot at the expense of brother Kurt. Carl Edwards loses two spots. The No. 56 almost loses a tire on pit road. Kurt Busch is too fast entering pit road.

Lap 188 — A.J. Allmendinger misses the free pass by one spot. Jimmie Johnson pits.

Lap 186—YELLOW FLAG NO. 3: Matt Kenseth blows a tire after trying to enter pit road.

Lap 183—Jeff Gordon has been steady, but now slow today; the No. 24 is now in fifth. Clint Bowyer’s troubles continue as he serves a speeding penalty.

Lap 181 — Kurt Busch slides into third and is holding off brother Kyle.

Lap 179 — A.J. Allmendinger is now in 27th, one lap down.

Lap 176—Twenty-two cars are now on the lead lap.

Lap 175—Denny Hamlin rounds out the top five but is being challenged for the spot by Carl Edwards.

Lap 172—LEAD CHANGE: Jimmie Johnson takes the lead as A.J. Allmendinger pits.

Lap 170 — Rubber is building up on the track and drivers are taking notice. A.J. Allmendinger says he wont last much longer without a pit stop. He’ll take four tires and a track bar adjustment.

Lap 168—Greg Biffle holds off Juan Montoya for 11th. Travis Kvapil gets out of the way of A.J. Allmendinger and goes another lap down.

Lap 166—Joey Logano has moved up nine spot and rounds out the top 10.

Lap 165 — Martin Truex Jr. appears to be slowing but is holding onto third at this point.

Lap 163—‘Dinger says he’s just holding on to the car and wants more forward bite.

Lap 162—Jimmie Johnson has moved up to second, 3.85 seconds behind A.J. Allmendinger.

Lap 160 — Jamie McMurray goes a lap down.

Lap 158—Clint Bowyer has damage after the car gets loose and taps the wall. The No. 33 goes a lap down.

Lap 155—A.J. Allmendinger has slowed through traffic but still has a 4.3 second lead over Martin Truex Jr.

Lap 153—Jeff Gordon rounds out the top 10.

Lap 150 — Jimmie Johnson has closed the gap on Martin Truex Jr. and doing battle with Martin Truex Jr.

Lap 147—Denny Hamlin has handled the day well so far. The No. 11 is running strong in sixth.

Lap 145—Carl Edwards moves past Juan Montoya and into eighth. Jamie McMurray has picked up nine positions and is running in 16th.

Lap 142—Juan Montoya is sliding up the track with a loose car but holding onto seventh.

Lap 141—‘Dinger says he doesn’t like his car after leaving pit road; he calls the car loose.

Lap 139—Martin Truex Jr. is now 6.5 seconds behind A.J. Allmendinger.

Lap 138 — Carl Edwards is making progress, up to ninth.

Lap 137 — Tony Stewart is two laps down after serving his speeding penalty.

Lap 135 — Jimmie Johnson reports a more responsive car after the pit stop. Chad Knaus want the No. 48 to work harder in traffic.

Lap 133—A.J. Allmendinger has his crew to thank for the 5.5 second lead he has over Martin Truex Jr. The No. 43 has been almost perfect on pit road. Nineteen cars remain on the lead lap.

Lap 131—Jeff Gordon rounds out the top 12 and is making a charge toward Joey Logano in 11th.

Lap 127—LEAD CHANGE: Bobby Labonte pits, gives the lead back to A.J. Allmendinger, who had another good pit stop.

Lap 125—Jimmie Johnson finds the fourth spot. Brad Keselowski goes a lap down.

Lap 123—A.J. Allmendinger is back in second and waiting for Bobby Labonte to pit and give up the lead.

Lap 122—LEAD CHANGE: Reed Sorenson pits; Bobby Labonte takes the lead.

Lap 121—Four cars are on the lead lap.

Lap 119—Tony Stewart serves a penalty—too fast on pit road.

Lap 118—LEAD CHANGE: Reed Sorenson stays out, takes the lead.

Lap 117—LEAD CHANGE: Joey Logano stays out to takes the lead.

Lap 116—Denny Hamlin pits, takes tires, fuel. Jimmie Johnson is tight in the center, gets an air adjustment and is off pit road.

Lap 113—LEAD CHANGE: Martin Truex Jr. stays out, takes the lead. ‘Dinger gets four tires and fuel. Tony Stewart is tight, takes four tires.

Lap 112—A.J. Allmendinger comes to pit road.

Lap 110—Kevin Harvick gets around Paul Menard and brings Clint Bowyer with him.

Lap 108 — Tony Stewart is in 22nd and not having the day he wanted. A.J. Allmendinger may put him a lap down soon.

Lap 105 — Kevin Harvick and Clint Bowyer are moving toward the front, running 14-15 behind Paul Menard.

Lap 104—Carl Edwards rounds out the top 10.

Lap 100—Drivers are getting close to green-flag pit stops. Jimmie Johnson is snug in the center and reports some buildup of rubber.

Lap 98—Casey Mears goes a lap down.

Lap 95—Thirty-one cars remain on the lead lap.

Lap 93—Jimmie Johnson is making a charge toward Martin Truex Jr., in second.

Lap 91—Scott Speed goes a lap down.

Lap 90—Kurt Busch moves into fifth.

Lap 88—Jamie McMurray has a vibration and radios to his crew to be ready.

Lap 85—‘Dinger is running superb, opening up a 2.9-second lead over Martin Truex Jr. He has picked up some debris while driving through traffic but doesn’t seem too concerned.

Lap 83—Kevin Harvick has his sights set on Ryan Newman and 15th. Mark Martin is running 22nd after starting 42nd.

Lap 81—Jimmie Johnson has made up some ground after losing positions on pit road. He’s not alone in wanting more clean air.

Lap 80—Tony Stewart is running in 20th.

Lap 78—Jeff Burton doesn’t have the car he needs right now. The No. 31 is loose and can’t make up ground on the long runs.

Lap 76—David Reutimann is one lap down; he can’t keep up with all the damage to the race car.

Lap 74—No surprise here—A.J. Allmendinger posts the top speed of the day.

Lap 73 —- Denny Hamlin appears to be slowing a little, down to eighth.

Lap 71 — A.J. Allmendinger increases his lead; Jimmie Johnson is trying to claim third from Juan Montoya.

Lap 68—Joey Logano finds the top 12, up seven spots since the start of the race.

Lap 66 — A.J. Allmendinger has led more laps today than he has in 107 previous starts.

Lap 63—Kurt Busch is underneath Denny Hamlin and wants the seventh spot.

Lap 62—Jimmie Johnson passes Greg Biffle as well, moving into fourth.

Lap 61—Juan Montoya wants the third spot and Biffle gets out of the way. Three non-Chase contenders lead the race.

Lap 59—Matt Kenseth finds the top 10, up four spots.

Lap 57—‘Dinger powers up through Turn 2 and holds off the No. 56. David Reutimann is back on track and manages to stay on the lead lap.

Lap 55—GREEN FLAG: A.J. Allmendinger leads the field to green, followed by Martin Truex Jr., Greg Biffle, Juan Montoya and Denny Hamlin.

Lap 54—Kevin Harvick’s rear tire changer fell on pit road and has hurt his wrist. The team may have to use a different crew member.

Lap 50—YELLOW FLAG NO. 2: David Reutimann slams into the wall. Ryan Newman has damage as well. A tough break for Reutimann, who said earlier this week that he wanted to run up front and gain more exposure during the Chase.

Lap 47—Jeff Gordon appears comfortable today; the No. 24 has gained seven spots and settled into eighth.

Lap 45—Tony Stewart is the only driver to take two tires; the No. 14 is getting passed easily on the track.

Lap 43—A.J. Allmendinger holds off Martin Truex Jr. but the No. 56 isn’t willing to let up.

Lap 42—GREEN FLAG: A.J. Allmendinger leads the field to green, followed by Martin Truex Jr. Greg Biffle, Juan Montoya and Jimmie Johnson.

Lap 40—Greg Biffle gets on and off pit road in quick fashion, gaining four spots and finding the third position.

Lap 39 — It’s time to contemplate pit strategy. Four tires? Or two? Martin Truex Jr. is loose, gets air pressure adjustment. Juan Montoya is tight and has vibration; he takes four tires. A.J. Allmendinger takes four tires. Jimmie Johnson is tight, slow off pit road and loses three spots.

Lap 38—YELLOW FLAG NO. 1: A cover on one of the caution lights has come loose. NASCAR officials want to repair before it falls onto the track.

Lap 37—Bobby Labonte goes a lap down.

Lap 36—Jeff Gordon is on the move, up four spots and into 11th.

Lap 34—Dale Earnhardt Jr. started the race in 32nd and hasn’t lost or gained a spot.

Lap 32—Thirty-five cars remain on the lead lap.

Lap 31—Joe Nemechek goes a lap down.

Lap 28—‘Dinger came to race, moving 1.2 seconds ahead of Jimmie Johnson, in second.

Lap 26 — The top 10 remains relatively unchanged since the green flag dropped at Dover.

Lap 24—Mike Bliss goes a lap down.

Lap 23—A.J. Allmendinger has run into traffic. The No. 43 remains in the lead, followed by Jimmie Johnson and Martin Truex Jr.

Lap 20—Kevin Harvick has moved into 33rd, up eight spot since the start of the race.

Lap 18—Mark Martin is the biggest mover so far, up 11 spots into 31st.

Lap 16—Jimmie Johnson seems content to run in second right now; A.J. Allmendinger increases his lead by a car length.

Lap 14—LEAD CHANGE: A.J. Allmendinger gets past the No. 48 and takes the lead.

Lap 12 — A.J. Allmendinger is closing on Jimmie Johnson and trying to pass out of the corners. So far, Johnson is holding off the No. 43.

Lap 9—Paul Menard holds off Kyle Busch for 10th.

Lap 8—Jeff Gordon moves up two spots into 13th.

Lap 7 — Jimmie Johnson continues to lead.

Lap 6—Paul Menard drops a spot and rounds out the top 10.

Lap 5 — Clint Bowyer moves up five positions, into 19th.

Lap 4—Ryan Newman moves up a spot into 12th.

Lap 3—Juan Montoya moves up to fourth.

Lap 2 — Denny Hamlin drops a spot to fifth.

Lap 1—Jimmie Johnson jumps off to a good start and leads the first lap.

1:18 p.m.—GREEN FLAG: Jimmie Johnson brings the field to the green and the AAA 400 is under way.

1:12 p.m. — The cars are rolling off pit road for warm-up laps.

1:07 p.m. — Marke Dickinson, senior vice president of AAA Mid-Atlantic, gives the command: ''Gentlemen, start your engines!''

1:02 p.m. — Jessie James performs the national anthem.

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