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Johnson is barreling toward his record fourth consecutive Sprint Cup championship, and all over the tiny infield of the paper clip loop of Martinsville Speedway the other 42 NASCAR drivers can’t figure out a dang thing to do about it.
Having Johnson in their rearview mirror may not instill fear like the site of Big E, but there’s fear nonetheless, mostly because they can’t stop him. Certainly not at Martinsville, where Johnson has won five of the last six races, and not in the wild card Chase, which Johnson has won each of the last three years.
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