Well, I questioned his judgement when a 7 time champ for team Chevy decided to go race a yota. Still scratching my head about that. Now this? Like people who buy car polish know who Jimmy Johnson is? If he was going to have a business a Chevy dealership would have made better sense.
Make money, and win races long term. I think we will see how patient he is willing to be when we see his driver line up next year.....
How's that Chevy thing working out for anybody other than Hendrick right now? Chevy gave him the finger.
Considering how well he is doing with the rice burners I can see why.
Oh yeah, that was pure Chevy dominance. To the dyno!!!!!! LMAO.
Oh no, you don't understand. Chevy found about 150 horsepower, and in the hands of the next Dale Earnhardt, they were unstoppable. I know these things because I listen to NASCAR Radio.
Again with THIS narrative? Jimmie turned down his chance to be right along JG at Hendrick, and then, after showing ZERO interest in being a team owner, and getting Chevy's blessing to drive a Honda Indy car, he buys into a team that happens to be a Chevy at the moment, knowing that the team was unlikely to get get a Chevy deal. That's all on HIM. Ironically enough, if he had just held tight for a couple years, they probably could've had a Chevy deal once Kaulig jumped ship. I have always been a firm believer that sometimes loyalty doesn't work out in the short term, but if you stick with it, it can pay long-term dividends. That's one reason I have so much respect for Rick and RC, and the Wood family. Those are people who never forgot who got them there in the first place.
