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Jimmie Johnson at test without crew chief Knaus
Five-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson, coming off the worst season of his career, was without his crew chief when testing opened Thursday for the Daytona 500.

Championship rut? Johnson wants to go back
Without the obligations that come from being a NASCAR champion, Jimmie Johnson spent more time during the offseason with his wife and 1 ½-year-old daughter. It also allowed him to correct a mistaken impression that "December only had two weeks in it."

Johnson, Gordon seek another Cup title
Improved Hendrick a force to contend with in 2012.

Drivers push limits at Daytona
Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards talk Daytona testing, upcoming season. Lee Spencer is the senior NASCAR writer for FOXSports.com. She has provided award-winning coverage of auto racing over the last 15 years.

Lars Anderson: Threats to topple Big Two; owner point swaps; more NASCAR mail
Can anyone break the streak?

NASCAR: Chad Knaus Soaks in a Safari While Jimmie Johnson Tests for 2012
It was quite peculiar to learn that Chad Knaus, crew chief of the No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet team driven by Jimmie Johnson , was not present for the initial tests that took place at Daytona International Speedway. He was in Africa. This is certainly not breaking news, but as the story settles into the collective conscience, it seems almost surreal. How could a five-time consecutive championship ...

Jimmie looks to bounce back, more notebook
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Being dethroned as Sprint Cup champion forced Jimmie Johnson to re-evaluate, reinvent this offseason.

Testing at Daytona will squish love-bug racing
It didn't seem too long ago that Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards were playing NASCAR's version of Last Man Standing as they rode into Homestead to decide the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup champion.

J.J., Knaus know secret to success
Jimmie Johnson, right, and crew chief Chad Knaus have enjoyed much success. FOX race analyst Larry McReynolds has more than 30 years of NASCAR experience as a mechanic, Daytona 500-winning crew chief and broadcaster.