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NASCAR At Kansas Speedway Race Results: Jimmie Johnson Wins Fourth Chase Race In Dominant Fashion

Two races into the 2011 NASCAR Chase for the Sprint Cup and Jimmie Johnson was all but written off as a championship contender. Sitting 10th in the standings, Johnson was the lowest he had ever been in the Chase.

Two weeks later, the five-time defending champion is back in the thick of things after dominating Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400.

Leading 197 of the 273 laps, Johnson proved his doubters wrong, even surviving a Green-White-Checkered restart with Kasey Kahne charging hard.

“Very, very impressive performance today,” crew chief Chad Knaus said after the checkered flag.

Scoring only his second win of the season, Johnson moved to third in the Chase standings, just four points within the championship lead.

“We did our job today and hope we can do it six more times,” Johnson said in Victory Lane. “We’ve got a very strong group of guys, and have been knocking on the door all year long. We got beat in some cases and beat ourselves in others. Today we went out there and did a great job and got this Lowes Chevrolet to Victory Lane.”

Carl Edwards was able to recover from a disappointing performance throughout the day to rally to a fifth-place finish and maintain the points lead with six Chase races to go.

Jeff Gordon’s title hopes took a major hit in Kansas when his engine let go in the closing laps of Sunday’s race. Going behind the wall, Gordon finished the day in 34th.

Here’s how they finished:

  1. Jimmie Johnson
  2. Kasey Kahne
  3. Brad Keselowski
  4. Matt Kenseth
  5. Carl Edwards
  6. Kevin Harvick
  7. Clint Bowyer
  8. Greg Biffle
  9. Marcos Ambrose
  10. Mark Martin
  11. Kyle Busch
  12. Paul Menard
  13. Kurt Busch
  14. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
  15. Tony Stewart
  16. Denny Hamlin
  17. Landon Cassill
  18. Ryan Newman
  19. Brian Vickers
  20. David Ragan
  21. Jeff Burton
  22. Jamie McMurray
  23. Juan Pablo Montoya
  24. Regan Smith
  25. AJ Allmendinger
  26. Austin Dillon
  27. Travis Kvapil
  28. Mike Bliss
  29. Joey Logano
  30. Bobby Labonte
  31. Dave Blaney
  32. David Gilliland
  33. Scott Speed
  34. Jeff Gordon
  35. David Reutimann
  36. Martin Truex Jr.
  37. Andy Lally
  38. Reed Sorenson
  39. Michael McDowell
  40. David Stremme
  41. Joe Nemechek
  42. Casey Mears
  43. J.J. Yeley
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