ABOUT
ABOUT
Chase Dominic Johnson
Chase Dominic Johnson is 28 years old and calls Penngrove, CA home. The Northern Californian currently races 410 and 360 Winged and Non Wing Sprint Cars, Silver Crown Cars, Midgets and Outlaw Karts. His schedule varies as he competes across the country but the majority being on the west coast . Chase is a 4th generation racer, 6 time Outlaw Kart Champion and a 360 Winged Sprint Car Champion. Behind the stats of 300 plus main event victories, and the 7 championships, Chase stands out from all his competitors with his qualities and skills that define him as a Champion.
What separates Chase far from all other drivers in the world is his story. Chase’s story begins on March 16, 2013 which was his families teams opening night of the 2013 season. In the first practice session of the night, the steering wheel in his sprint car malfunctioned causing him to lose control of the vehicle. He crashed, uncontrollably out the exit gate of the race track and his car struck and killed his 14 year old cousin Marcus Johnson and another gentleman, Dale Wondergem Jr. who was a 68 year old car owner. After the accident he was absent in all of motorsports. After many long months he made one tough and courages decision to return to racing. He chose to race in honor of those lost in the accident, Marcus and Dale. He now strives to be successful as a racer but also be a strong inspiration to anyone that might have a tough time overcoming a difficulty in their life.
Outside of his racing he has graduated at Sonoma State University and received a bachelors degree in Business Management. He also has an associates degree in Business Management. He aim’s to be a good role model and an inspiration to others going through tough times in racing as well as everyday life. “The sport of racing has made me who I am today and I try to give back to the sport that has helped me in many ways.”
Chase fell in love with the sport of racing at the age of the 5 in the Outlaw Kart ranks where he progressed and made the step into a sprint car at age 14. Now at age 26 he has competed at some of our sports most prestigious events like the Chili Bowl Nationals, Knoxville Nationals, Gold Cup, Oval Nationals, The 4-Crown, Turkey Night and Trophy Cup. He has raced Outlaw Karts, Quarter Midgets, Road Course Go-Karts, Micro Sprints, Midgets, Silver Crown Cars, 360 and 410 Wingless Sprint Cars, 360 and 410 Winged Sprint Cars. He is a die hard racer who will race in anything and everything. Not just wanting to be versatile but he has now shown he has the ability to win and consistently run up in the front in all competition of cars.
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Since yesterday, Chase’s condition seems to be slowly improving and we have been trying to move him as much as we can. Movement has been a wonderful aid in the removal of the secretions that have been stagnant in his lungs. After much careful conversation these past few days, Chase, our family, and his medical team have come to the conclusion that the next best step in his care will be for Chase to have a tracheostomy. We are waiting for an opening in the OR and hope that he gets in for this procedure in the next day or two. This will allow for increased mobility and hopefully allow him to be stable enough to transfer to an inpatient rehabilitation center. ![]()
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We are so very thankful for all of the love, support, and prayers from all of you. Even though this journey has been off to a rough start, you all are making it so much easier. Please continue this support for Chase, he needs us! He has been such a fighter and we are so proud of him.
Getting ready for two nights of non wing racing with May Motorsports Jayson May at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway: DIRT TRACK So excited to get back in this awesome car! Racing for Chase Johnson Racing this weekend. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers 🙏🏻![]()
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Chase Johnson celebrating a NARC 410's A-Main Event Win. Let's continue to send this young man good thoughts, vibes and prayers, guarantee he's feeling all this positive energy from the racing family.
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