* Jimmie Johnson won the Chevy Rock & Roll 400 at Richmond International Raceway on Sunday. Johnson posted his 37th career victory in his 245th race. Johnson posted his fourth victory of the 2008 season. Johnson also won at Phoenix, Indy and the second California race a week ago. He posted his third victory at Richmond in his 14th start. Johnson has won three of the past four races at Richmond. He finished 30th at RIR in June. Johnson won the race from the third-place starting position and led 32 of the 400 laps raced, including the final nine laps. * David Reutimann led 104 laps in the race, the most of the day and the most in his career. * Johnson, Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards combined have won the past nine races of the season (each has won three). * Hendrick Motorsports scored its 10th victory at Richmond. Hendrick posted its fifth victory of the 2008 season. * Tony Stewart posted his fourth second-place finish of the season. He has not won a race since Watkins Glen in 2007, 40 races ago. * Jeff Gordon (eighth) has gone 31 races without a victory, tying his longest streak between victories. * Michael McDowell, who finished 20th, was the highest-finishing rookie of the year contender. * The top 10 consisted of six Chevrolets, three Toyotas and one Dodge. The highest-finishing Ford was Edwards in 13th. * All 43 cars were running at the finish, the fifth time in NASCAR history that has occurred. * The 2008 Chase is made up of four teams: Hendrick Motorsports with Gordon, Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr.; Joe Gibbs Racing with Denny Hamlin, Clint Bowyer and Stewart; Roush Fenway Racing with Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth and Edwards; and Richard Childress Racing with Clint Bowyer, Kevin Harvick and Jeff Burton. * Kasey Kahne (19th) failed to make the 2008 Chase, finishing 13th in the final points, 69 points behind 12th-place Bowyer.(ESPN)
