Jimmie Johnson will be riding into the sunset at Phoenix on Sunday in his final race as a full-time NASCAR driver, and he’ll be tough to miss in the shiniest car on the track.
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Hendrick Motorsports has revealed the paint scheme for Johnson’s last car, which is painted chrome under its Ally sponsor livery.
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“Painted” is the correct word, because, unlike many modern race cars, it’s actually been sprayed instead of covered in a vinyl wrap.
It’s not true chrome, because a reflective surface would mess with the optical scanning tech that the series uses to make sure cars are legal before races, but a matte finish version of the color that’s meant to evoke Johnson’s seven championship trophies. His teammates' cars will all feature yellow numbers like his as a salute.
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The car will be the 686th he’s driven during a 20-year career that included a 663 race start streak that ended this year when he tested positive for COVID-19 and had to sit out the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in July.
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Johnson did not qualify for this season's playoffs, but will be looking to get his first race win since 2017.
Next season he will race a part-time schedule of road and street courses in the IndyCar Series with Chip Ganassi Racing, but has not ruled out returning to NASCAR to compete in one-off events.
The long-term future of the car hasn't been announced, but a Hendrick Motorsports spokesman told Fox News Autos that it will be loaned to the NASCAR Hall of Fame for a special exhibit opening in January.