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For two decades, Jimmie Johnson defined professionalism in NASCAR. Seven championships. Eighty-three victories. A dynasty built on precision, patience, and an almost unshakable calm. He wasn’t known for controversy. He wasn’t known for grudges. But even the most composed champion has limits.

In this video, we break down the five drivers who tested Johnson’s restraint the most — the rivalries that simmered beneath the surface of one of NASCAR’s cleanest legacies. From the raw aggression of Kurt Busch, to the simmering tension with Kevin Harvick, the complicated teammate dynamic with Jeff Gordon, the disruptive rise of Brad Keselowski, and the explosive championship clashes with Tony Stewart — these battles weren’t always loud, but they were real.

This isn’t about crashes or headlines. It’s about respect, pressure, and the thin line between hard racing and personal resentment.

Because when a driver as controlled as Johnson publicly questions someone’s approach, it carries weight.

Watch until the end to see which rival truly pushed NASCAR’s most disciplined champion to his breaking point.