US EditionJimmie Johnson Recalls the Moment He Realized Just How Physically Demanding IndyCar Really Is
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Jimmie Johnson Recalls the Moment He Realized Just How Physically Demanding IndyCar Really Is
After hanging up his NASCAR helmet in 2020, Jimmie Johnson shifted gears and tested the waters in IndyCar, running full-time seasons with Chip Ganassi Racing in 2021 and 2022. His best showing came at Iowa Speedway in 2022, where he bagged a P5 finish after starting 12th and even led two laps in the Indianapolis 500. His second-best result came at Texas, where he placed sixth. However, by September 2022, Johnson announced he would not return ful…
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