Is Jimmie Johnson All but Done in the Chase After Devastating Finish at Kansas?

Jimmie Johnson has never been at the bottom of the Chase for the Sprint Cup standings in his career. Sure, he came close in 2006 when he left Talladega, the fourth race of the 10-race Chase, in eighth place (out of a 10-driver field at the time), a whopping 156 points out of first place. Yet somehow, Johnson rallied back to win the Chase that season, starting a record streak of five consecutive championships. But after four races in the 2014 Chase, Johnson is dead last in the 12-driver field. What's more, he's 44 points behind new points leader Joey Logano, essentially the equivalent of one full race worth of points. “This weekend at Kansas Speedway has been anything but typical for six-time Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Joh...

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