Chevy clinches 31st Manufacters Championship
Quote selected text Published September 9th, 2007 in NASCAR News
Jimmie Johnson’s victory of the Chevy Rock & Roll 400 at Richmond International Raceway clinched the 2007 Manufacturers’ Championship for Chevrolet in NASCAR’s premier division. With ten races left in the season, Chevrolet has collected its 31st Manufacturers’ crown since 1952.
A total of nine different drivers have contributed to the 19 victories in 26 races thus far this season that brought Chevrolet this award. Chevy drivers who posted wins during the season included Jimmie Johnson (6), Jeff Gordon (4), Tony Stewart (3), Kevin Harvick (1), Denny Hamlin (1), Kyle Busch (1), Jeff Burton (1), Casey Mears (1), and Martin Truex, Jr. (1) This marks Team Chevy’s fourth consecutive Manufacturers’ title under the Nextel reign.
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And many more to come
You mean many more to come until Toyota puts the big three out of business and buys up every single Cup team, right? That is what half of the folks around here know will happen beyond a shadow of a doubt, right?
when 70 % of the field is a Chevy , somrthing would be wrong if they didnt win it.
I’m not to worried about Toyota Dominating Nascar, This is stock car racing not open wheel. I agree Toyota will buy there way into a few more top teams but I dont see any more Chevy teams defecting to Toyota. I’m sure Chevy would pull out from every other form of racing there involved in just to make sure they have the $ to stay on top in nascar. Also Justin it is more like 40% for the season and the last race. I do see Toyota out performing Ford and Dodge in the next few years though.