Jimmie Johnson patiently endured 400 laps at Charlotte and multiple issues to finish 22nd in the Lowe's Chevy.

Graham Nash wasn’t referring to Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway when he wrote the song “Our House.” But Jimmie Johnson would agree that the track, which is quickly becoming like home, is a very fine one, indeed.

Jimmie Johnson started the day in 18th at Charlotte Motor Speedway, but he methodically made his way through the field of 22 cars and was in the lead when it counted.

And “only shooting stars break the mold.” Johnson will certainly have some gold in his pocket should he go on and break the mold by becoming the most successful driver in All-Star history.

Jimmie Johnson ran in the top five all night in the Lowe’s Emerald Green Chevy on his way to a fourth-place finish at Darlington.

A year ago, Jimmie Johnson and Team 48 made Hendrick Motorsports history with the 200th win at Darlington. Will they have similar success this year?