Missing Rings: Jimmie Johnson 2004
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2020
- Well before he was 7-time, Jimmie Johnson was a driver on his way up the Cup ladder just like any other driver to make their way through the Cup Series circuit. After a sensational rookie campaign in 2002 and a championship runner up finish in 2003 Johnson looked primed to take the jump and win his first championship in 2004. But, he fell short. This is the story of Jimmie Johnson’s 2004 season. This is the story of Jimmie Johnson’s Missing Ring.
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Starts: 36
Wins: 8
Top 5s: 20
Top 10s: 23
Poles: 1
Laps Led: 1312
Standings: 2
Average Finish: 9.5
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I like how you say entering his third year in cup and only having 6 wins like that isn't good lol
“The 6 car was coming, but we had 10 angels on this race car.” Jimmie Johnson’s best quote in his career #AlwaysInOurHearts Missing Rings: Ross Chastain 2019.
Never forget the 10 HMS Lost. #WeAreHendrickMotorsports #HendrickStrong
Jimmie Johnson: The king of back to back.
@@rcracer8872 Jimmie and Dale are about as even as you can get in my opinion. I'd throw Gordon in there too
@@rcracer8872 Petty and Pearson take the edge over Dale in my book. Those two were in a league of their own in their primes. Regardless, the 5 all-time best are without a doubt, Pearson, Petty, Earnhardt, Gordon, & Johnson. The order may vary fan to fan, but those 5 are the best ever
Last full time year of Jimmie racing. Can we not forget how good this guy was? He literally reigned dominant through my years of watching nascar and almost turned me off completely to the sport because of how good he was. I’ll miss you Jimmie and I now respect what you accomplished
This Chase format was a good format
Change my mind
Truth is when it first started I didn't like it. But with what we have now I'd go back in an instant
Hitaki Rider as much as I prefer the 2003 consistent and fair format. Postseason wise, NASCAR could’ve kept the 2004-2013 format in Cup only. But no, NASCAR became a ball sport and a whole circus. Disgusting...
I'm not a fan of the chase format, however I do believe they should've left the chase format where it was after 2013. Changing it in 2014 I think has been one of NASCAR's worst decisions.
Caleb Harper exactly! If nascar wasn’t stupid, they could’ve brought back the consistent format after Spingate. Too bad NASCAR’s stupid and a circus
RC RACER 88 hey at least this “idiot” knows that playoffs don’t belong in Motorsports.
Nice try😉
I had really been hoping for this one!
Missing Rings
Dale Jarrett 1996-97
After joining RYR in 1995, Dale Jarrett broke out in 1996, starting off with a bang, winning his second Daytona 500 in the second edition of The Dale and Dale Show. He followed that up with 2 second places. At Darlington, Jarrett ran out of fuel with 2 to go and wound up 15th, his first DNF of the year. The spring and early summer proved to be up and down. Jarrett won the Coca-Cola 600, and then had consecutive DNF’s at Dover and Pocono respectively. Jarrett flipped a switch in the 2nd half of the year, scoring 12 top fives in the final 17 races, which included two wins in the Brickyard 400 and the GM Goodwrench Dealer 400 at Michigan. Going into the final race, Jarrett was in striking distance of the championship, siting third in points behind a consistent Terry Labonte and a white hot Jeff Gordon. Jarrett stayed in the hunt all day, but failed to lead any laps. He finished second in the race behind Bobby Labonte and third in the championship to Terry Labonte. Although Jarrett didn’t defend his Daytona 500 in 1997, he nonetheless established himself as a championship contender early on, scoring 7 top fives in the next 8 races and 2 wins at Atlanta and Darlington. 3 straight sub 25th runs at Talladega, Charlotte, & Dover broke his momentum. He once again bounced back at Pocono and barely looked back, finishing outside the top ten just twice. He battled Jeff Gordon and Mark Martin on the track, the trio combining to win 12 of final 20 races. Jarrett was again in the thick of it going into the Atlanta. Once again, he was in contention to win, but he only led 5 laps all day, not enough for the title. For the second straight year he came runner up to Bobby Labonte in the race. Jarrett ended up missing the title by a scant 14 points as Wonder Boy cruised to a 17th place finish and his second Winston Cup championship. Jarrett eventually broke through in 1999, claiming his lone career championship. After another Daytona 500 win in 2000, Jarrett began to slowly dip starting in the second half of 2001. He collected his final win at Talladega in 2005 and retired after the 2008 Food City 500.
1996 & 97 stats: 11 wins, 37 top fives, 44 top tens, and 4 DNFs.
You really wrote all of that
jf deva
Yes
Without Jeff, the late 90's would've been him vs Mark
At the UAW GM Quality 500 Greg Biffle finished 69 laps down
Nice
Nice 👌
Casquei
Missing Rings: Kevin Harvick 2018
Missing Rings: Kyle Busch 2018
Missing Rings: Martin Truex Jr 2018-2019
It should just be Missing Rings: The Big Three 2018
Would you consider these episodes: Missing Rings: Jimmie Johnson 2003
Missing Rings: Kyle Busch 2016
Missing Rings: Matt Kenseth 2006
Missing Rings: Dale Earnhardt Sr. 2000
Missing Rings: The Big Three 2018
Big Three 2018 would be good, but I don't want to relive the disappointment
RC RACER 88
Dude are u ever going to stop?
Missing rings: Jimmie Johnson 2012 and 2015
Jimmie Johnson 2012 is deserving for a video had he not crash/ have problems in last two races he wins championship regardless of format
He didn't deserve to win it.
If NASCAR used F1's point system, he'd have won.
@@seannolan9857 Well, they didn't, and, he didn't.
If clint bowyer diddnt get wrecked it wouldn't be a contest
If if in 2004 JIMMAY Johnson would be the first 8 time champion.....#Chasing9?
I mean if he won this won, it would be the 1st of 8 championships
@@rcracer8872 no. He probably would have retired that year
Missing 💍: Christopher Bell 2018
funny how a roush fan is saying that
Also Christopher Bell 2019.
Jimmie could honestly have 9 or 10 championships with all the ones that got away
Missing rings: Cole Custer 2019
Union Pacific fan 2000 id say the missing ring is more deserving to Bell but yeah
Hetterman10 R Tyler Reddick was more deserving than Bell or Custer.
@@rosschastainfan1851 He was a bit quiet though
They wouldn’t have really been a missing rings video because they both BOTCHED heavily at Miami
@@flextapefixessomethings7091 Meaning?
As a huge Hendrick Motorsports fanatic, this video is for the 10 people who died in the Hendrick Plane Crash during the Martinsville Fall Race. They’re still gone, but their spirits are still with the HMS team, R.I.P😔
You know, when you consider that JJ still lost the title by only a mere 8 points even after winning 4 of the final 6 races of the season, it really goes to show that had one of those 3 mulligans he had were even just a few spots better, JJ would've been the inaugural Champion of the Chase for the NASCAR Nextel Cup.
Jimmie could have had as many as potentially about 10 titles. 04, 05 and 2012 were all really strong years for Jimmie
*Happy Michael Mrucz noises*
Fish Productions JIMMAY
My NH4 League is at Atlanta Sunday, I hope to replicate Jimmies win after the Hendrick Tragedy with a win in the #24 Car for Kobe Bryant.
Let us know how you do mate
DOMINATING
What the heck happened to Tony on that last restart at Homestead? Did he miss a shift or just way too conservative into turn 1? Biffle blew by him like it was nothing and Gordon looked like he slammed the brakes to avoid running over Tony.
Watching any videos about this Chase hurt so much as a Gordon fan
Missing rings: Denny Hamlin 2019
True but Denny likes to choke
@@jasonviolante1113 ^
Missing rings: Denny Hamlin 2010
If that bad stretch was just in the summer, or if he finished a very average 20th at Dega and still had all those problems, title is his. Insane.
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You could probably say that for the previous year as well and even 2002.
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I love Jimmie Johnson. To bad he’s retiring after this session
RC RACER 88
So Jimmie is overrated? Meanwhile u love the Earnhardt family even though they’re the overrated ones
RC RACER 88
And how many seasons has it been since Jr. retired? 2 seasons as well
Time flys. 2004 we're talking about a possible champion now he's looking like or racing like a NASCAR BUST
The cooler stuff 🤣
Back when we still liked Jimmie Johnson
Super Ce...I mean, Jimmie Era begins
Another example of Jimmie Johnson struggling after Pocono 🙁
Kurt definitely deserves more than 1 championship. Consistent driver and has gotten a bit nicer over the years. Definitely 2 or 3 championships.
When you win a Championship like this, you usually never win another.
@@matthewdaley746 This is true.
@@charliesinferno Not to mention that he's not even the best driver in his own family.
@@matthewdaley746 He's not, Kyle is undoubtedly better, but I still feel he deserved maybe another championship. Just a thought.
@@charliesinferno That Championship will likely be it.
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Missing Rings: Denny Hamlin 2019
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@@jefferyrobertson7520 I respect Bowman
Cito Browne hopefully Alex Bowman clinch NASCAR Winston Cup Series championship do the Polish Victory lap
@@jefferyrobertson7520 it's only the NASCAR Cup series. But we'll see what Alex Bowman can do
Cito Browne Alex Bowman influence NASCAR driver Tim Richmond and Alan Kulwicki from the 80s and early 90s
He'd probably be a 9th time champion driver for all the times he's entered the championship rounds.
Do missing rings
Dale Sr 2000
Kurt busch 2009
Kyle busch 2011
Do missing rings
Dale Sr 2000
Kurt Busch 2009
Mark Martin 1998
Dale jr 2013 every race he finished 2nd in
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Could’ve had a record leading 8th in 2016 after winning 7 in 2013 and his first in 2004
@10:28, still don't know WTF NASCAR was thinking with this move
It was a result of the Ferko vs Nascar lawsuit. The man caused the loss of Rockingham and almost Darlington just for a 2nd Texas race. He also regrets the decision. Not much nascar could do here
@@joshjarnagin3161 To be fair, the tracks were obsolete, and, the towns didn't diversify.
Johnson could of had 10 championships in his belt if the points format played into his favor.
Missing rings Ryan Newman 2003 Rusty Wallace 1993, Dale Jarrett 1997.
Missing Ring Matt Kenseth 2011
Please !
Missing Rings Jeremy Mayfield 2000
*sees how Jimmie could be an 8 time*
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Eh, maybe he deserved this one but he got lucky more than a couple times in his 7 that he did win.
had the current chase format existed he would have won the championship but would have less championships
Missing rings jeff gordon 2015
First
Missing rings Bill Elliott 1987
He got it the following season.
Matthew Daley you are correct
@@jefferyrobertson7520 His luck immediately ran out, though.
Matthew Daley I'm old school NASCAR from 1970 through 1993 era
@@jefferyrobertson7520 I'm the far more recent era.
2004 was Gordon’s year
i'd say 2007
jf deva id say both
RC RACER 88 thats the dumbest thing Ive read all week
RC RACER 88 Junior just didnt have the sauce to win a championship. The truth hurts.
When is what if 2016 had the playoffs
Part of the reason why Jimmie was so dominant was due to the shitty chase format.
The crew chief says “Jimmie don’t do a burn out”. Yeah because of the traction control.
Kurt is an incredible driver, but he didn't deserve the championship, Gordon and Johnson were on another level. Another reason why The Chase is a stupid gimmick that should never have existed.
Well, at least, it's highly likely, the only one he ever wins.
No such thing as a missing ring just didn't do as well as expected someone else was better simples