The vision of his true NASCAR future crystalized for Jimmie Johnson at last year’s season finale. He climbed into his Toyota at Phoenix for his ninth, nondescript race of the season when he spotted them on pit road,

Johnson won 83 NASCAR races and a record-equaling seven season championships during 19 seasons as a full-time NASCAR driver. Since he last competed as a regular in 2020, Johnson spent two seasons driving on the IndyCar tour before becoming part of the Legacy Motor Club ownership team in 2023.

AP photo by Chris O'Meara / Legacy Motor Club majority owner Jimmie Johnson, shown during Wednesday's time trials for Sunday's Daytona 500, plans to enter just one other NASCAR Cup Series race this season as he focuses much less on driving and more on his off-track role.

Johnson did his part for the third straight Daytona 500 to land a big-time — like, really, really big — partner for one of the Legacy cars. After working with rock bands Creed and Guns N' Roses each of the last two seasons, Johnson's paint scheme in the No. 84 Toyota for the Daytona 500 was inspired by retired NBA great Shaquille O'Neal's career.

Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson has taken a big step forward in his racing career by becoming the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club. Alongside him, the team has welcomed a new partner, Knighthead Capital Management, which has taken a minority stake in the NASCAR outfit.

Jimmie Johnson and Martin Truex Jr. qualified for the Daytona 500 as unchartered cars thanks to their single-lap qualifying speeds Wednesday.

Jimmie Johnson hints that Legacy Motor Club could expand beyond NASCAR in the United States. What racing series is Johnson eyeing for LMC?

Legacy Motor Club has announced Chad Johnston as Jimmie Johnson's crew chief for the 2025 Daytona 500. Joining Legacy Motor Club in November 2024, Johnston took on the role of Manager of Race Engineering.

Jimmie Johnson said he was not happy when he found out about NASCAR's new provisional and that he wouldn't be eligible for it at Daytona.

Jimmie Johnson — one of the titans of NASCAR — is back at one of racing’s grandest stages. Nexstar’s FOX8’s Kevin Connolly and Danny Harnden and WFLA’s JB Biunno spent Wednesday afternoon catching up with drivers as they get ready to hit the speedway this Sunday for the Daytona 500.