Jimmie Johnson’s Daughter Crashes His Interview to Help Unveil Custom Indy 500 Helmet | Tonight Show 

Or extremely rich.

You are spot on.

@@RandomnessTube. Are you saying poor parents can't have well behaved, polite, respectful, well spoken, bright children? I can't speak for everyone, but in my experience in 15 years of teaching, that is completely untrue. Some of the best kids I've ever known were from homes of meager incomes. Money does not necessarily equate to good character.

@@jagreb I'm pretty much saying the opposite how the hell did you become a teacher?

@@RandomnessTube. Yeah, you're full of shit, but I do understand why you'd try to walk back on your initial ridiculous statement. Have a nice day and try not to be an asshole in the future.

man i wasnt... i was a JJ fan from day one, my brother looked at me when he spun out and saved it in the daytona 500 in 02 ... he said that guy will be great! man was he ever right! i went through some of the deepest depths of depression through the years and seeing that 48 win gave me such a pleasant comfort. i was pretty bummed out when Stewart ended JJ's reign but so happy he made it to 7 championships. sadly my dvr ended the recording for before the final crash when he won his 7th... i felt so robbed of a special moment... we cancelled dish network after that. glad i can watch it online... but it wasnt the same as that in the moment ecstatic feeling... when you didnt know what would happen. it was tough seeing their team fall apart after that. how close JJ got to so many more wins... but something always happened. Now who knows if we will ever see him win again... honestly i dont care because im pretty nervous about him running in the indy cars hope above everything else he stays safe. its funny because like you and JJ i get that motion sickness when i am not driving in the car. i have to drive lol.

He gets paid to be the best that he can be

led a lap at the 500! =D

@@acrock21 He came up 6 laps short of finishing the race, but he never fell a lap down. Led a few laps, but unfortunately IndyCars can snap around *click* like that, but he was fast during the entire month of May. Honestly, he's better on the ovals because of his 83 Cup wins, he only won once on a road-course (Sonoma 2010), and he finished 6th at Texas Motor Speedway. Main reason he won was because Marcos Ambrose shut the car off to save fuel and couldn't get it restarted so he inherited the lead. He's won four times on Memorial Day Weekend by taking the Coca-Cola 600 in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2014.

@@mattkowal90 yes all correct. i believe he also has a few "brickyard" wins. you are right he ran one hell of a race. but to see him crash was a bummer... and man he nailed that wall a ton.

How could you NOT LIKE HIM.? He is one of the greatest men& sportsman there is in sports.

It really is wonderful! That bond just helped me get custody of my 7 yr old daughter when Mom ran off with a coworker.

@@jastark22181 yikes, just figure she did you and your girl a favor by leaving. Blood of your blood! Have a great life 🥰

You'd be surprised the list of names in that club .. it includes several cool and powerful people.

I know what you mean, especially today, but it could also be kinda creepy

Nope Dale is and always will be

Nicholas Latifi would beat Jimmie on an F1 circuit hate to say it but the greatest racers drive F1

@@CalebHemphill24 Yeah, ok. F1 is the most boring, uneventful form of racing in the world. They are so technologically advanced that the driver is almost a non-factor. Very few passes and the same manufacturers and drivers win 90% of the races and championships. To be the best driver in the world, one would have to be successful in multiple forms of racing and only one out of twelve F1 drivers were remotely successful in NASCAR and that was JPM with two road course wins. The rest couldn't handle it at all. Let's see how the great Kimi Raikkonen does in a Cup car at Watkins Glen in August. He did pretty well in his first (and only) truck series and Xfinity Series races and could have a good result in Cup with Trackhouse Racing. The learning curve would be as steep for him on ovals in Cup as it was for Jimmie on road courses in IndyCar. In short, F1 sucks.

@@CalebHemphill24 and F1 drivers can't handle a 3500 pound stock car. Playing follow the leader on road courses isn't comparable to racing on an oval.

Where would you put Richard Petty or Dale Earnhardt as they have to be G.O.A.T as well?

@@michaelhogg324 I was a huge Eaenhardt fan until he tragically passed in 2001. I quit watching in 2001 (the only races I have ever missed save for a few while I was on vacation, at work, etc.), but missed the sport. I decided to start watching again in 2002, but ai needed a new driver. I didn't want to pull for Jr. just because that was his son, Harvick just because he took over his car, or jump on another driver's bandwagon (not saying those that did were wrong), so I decided to just pick my favorite rookie. There were only two (Newman and Johnson) and I wasn't pulling for a Dodge driver and dad had always been a HMS guy (specifically, Gordon), so I chose Johnson. It paid off almost immediately as he won the pole for his first Daytona 500 and found victory lane in California a few months later (he also swept Dover his rookie season and finished 5th in points). The G.O.A.T. if he had raced full-time every season would have been David Pearson and he is still in the top 5 in my mind with the accomplishments he achieved. With all of that being said, here is why I put Johnson above those two. First, I will address Jimmie: If there had to be one thing that sets him apart, it is the 5 consecutive championships. I am pretty certain that will never happen again. Johnson is tied with thise two with 7 championships. He also has 83 wins in the most competitive era of NASCAR. In those wins is 2 Daytona 500s, 4 Coca-Cola 600s (including 3 consecutive), 4 Brickyard 400s, 3 wins at Darlington, 4 consecutive wins (Earnhardt also did this, but with slightly less competition). I keep mentioning that, so I will explain that during Petty's reign the average number of cars on the lead lap at the end of a race was 8, it was 14 in Eaenhardt's era, and 26 in Jimmie's era. There were just a handful of drivers with a realistic shot to win each in Petty's era, maybe 10 in Earnhardt's, and 15 in Johnson's (think the Chase and playoff drivers). Johnson also won on every track he raced except for Chicagoland, Watkins Glen, and his one Rockingham race). There are other stats, but I will leave it with the additional 4 All-Star wins and a couple of Bud Shootouts/Clashes. Regarding Earnhardt, he was definitely the more aggressive, exciting, and more consistent than Johnson. He was likely the most loved and hated of the three. He will always hold a place in fans hearts and will always be in this conversation. Finally, Petty is hard to argue with as far as stats. The reason I give Petty less credit with all of his u touchable stats is that he did this in a time where you race what you brought and the team with the most money won because they could afford better equipment. Cheating was also not monitored nearly as much. He also accumulated a lot of those wins by simply racing more (multiple times per week in his early career) and for a longer time (27 years). His competition was basically just David Pearson, Bobby Allison, Cale Yarborough, and DW and Earnhardt later in his career. In Johnson's era, just think about how many other drivers that were extremely competitive every week: Gordon, Stewart, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Matt Kenseth, Kevin Harvick, Dale, Jr., Carl Edwards, Denny Hamlin, Truex, Jr., Brad Keselowski, etc. No doubt that Petty and Earnhardt are absolutely in the G.O.A.T. conversation, but that is my reasons for putting Johnson ahead of them. Like I said, it is very debatable.

I think he did when the Super Bowl was in Indy in 2012

He rode in the Cameo Pace Car not the 2 seater IndyCar. Huge difference.

Why? He’s driving his own

Seriously? Fallon is who I am speaking of not Johnson.

chase elliott

2 days ago!

Ugh, because that loser pos is a trophy hunter! All Arby's now.

She's Jimmie's daughter, she is soo cute and adorable ❤

Earnhardt is the goat

At least he’s doing what he wants to do.Why would you predict anyone hitting a wall @ 230 MPH????

How is nascar racist?

one has passing and competition from all drivers the other well it's either has one or two drivers that win in a weekly parade 😃

He forgot to say that the main difference between Nascar and Indy is that the last one is an open wheel one

IndyCar is the place where ex F1 drivers go when they can’t secure a seat in F1.

@@Mohammed-qp7xw indycar is where drivers go when they want to be able to show off their talents. Put Hamilton or Verstappen in a Haas or Alfa Romero car and they never see the podium. FACT.

@@Mohammed-qp7xw thank god! At least they can show off their abilities when money is not enough for a F1 option

sounds like you are a hater, the man is not a loser,if you don't like the man then that's your right,but i'm sure jj could care less about what YOU think about him !!

I felt bad for Scott Dixon. It always happens on the final trip to the pits, getting busted for speeding. Many agree with me that Montoya in the 2009 Brickyard 400 was not speeding because others were blowing by him as he entered the pits. Johnson won that event even though he had a winning car, but Montoya's was elite.

Why eeew? What’s wrong?