Johnson left no doubt in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, running up front for most of the event and finishing ninth to easily secure his sixth championship at NASCAR's premier level. But there was no keeping quiet afterward, not when a driver who will now be known as Six-Time clawed within a single championship of a mark many thought would never be matched -- the record of seven titles shared by Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt. In and of itself, Johnson's sixth Sprint Cup crown extends the legacy of a driver whose unlikely discovery and unparalleled rise has left an indelible imprint on NASCAR. The response of crew chief Chad Knaus echoed the thoughts of many: "You're the best out there, buddy. More...