Jimmie Johnson’s relationship with retirement has never been quite as straightforward as fans might have expected. After stepping away from full-time NASCAR competition in 2020, the seven-time champion returned to the Cup Series for the 2023 Daytona 500 and made more starts that season.
For more than three decades, Holly Cain has brought NASCAR fans closer to the drivers and stories that define the sport. In 2013, she even rode shotgun with Jimmie Johnson during his celebratory “Victory Lap” down the Las Vegas Strip, witnessing the champion’s burnouts from inside his No.
For years — five in a row and seven times in 11 years, to be exact — NASCAR fans watched Jimmie Johnson, crew chief Chad Knaus and the No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports team have a good, sometimes even great regular season before they turned on the afterburners in the postseason.
The Legacy Motor Club has been around since 2023, and co-owner Jimmie Johnson believes that the team is finally putting the puzzle together in terms of becoming a serious Cup Series title contender.
Jimmie Johnson got the most out of NASCAR earning a legendary status as a driver with his seven Cup Titles. Johnson is now on the business side of things as owner of Legacy Motor Club and he aims to get the most out of the sport as an owner as well. Johnson’s team are breaking every norm when compared to other teams on the grid.
John Hunter Nemechek was thought to be returning to LEGACY Motor Club for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season based on what co-owner Jimmie Johnson called an "auto renewal," but the organization realized it had to make a change as Nemechek's results disappointed and Josh Berry came on strong.
RFK Racing is heading toward a complicated 2027 season with only two permanent Cup Series charters for three planned full-time teams. The organization has relied on a leased charter for Ryan Preece’s No.
Rumors flew earlier in the week about Nemechek's impending departure from LEGACY Motor Club at the end of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Carson Hocevar has a complicated file. NASCAR fined him $50,000 and docked 25 driver points after he spun Harrison Burton under caution at Nashville Superspeedway in 2024, and a year later, Spire Motorsports hit him with another $50,000 over derogatory comments he made about Mexico City on a Twitch livestream before NASCAR’s first Cup race there.
Jimmie Johnson has weighed in on the Carson Hocevar debate. The seven-time Cup Series champion says the young driver is exactly what NASCAR needs, with a few catches.
In 2025, Carson Hocevar was 32nd on the list of the top sellers of merchandise on NASCAR’s shop. This year, he has skyrocketed to No. 1 on the list, giving the garage plenty of reason to debate whether his controversial antics are actually good for the sport or not.
For nearly two decades, Lowe’s was one of the most recognizable brands in NASCAR through its long-running partnership with Jimmie Johnson and Hendrick Motorsports.
Lowe’s has sparked excitement among NASCAR fans after posting a cryptic message directed at Carvana Racing, fueling speculation about a possible tribute to seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson ahead of what is expected to be his final Daytona 500 appearance.
Jimmie Johnson retired from full-time NASCAR competition at the end of the 2020 season, only to run 16 Cup races since then, driving for the team he co-owns, LEGACY Motor Club.
Jimmie Johnson, one of the most iconic racers in NASCAR history, is set to return in 2027. The longtime Cup Series star announced on Sunday afternoon, July 26, that he will be returning for the 2027 Daytona 500.
San Diego cannot just be reduced to another limited start for Jimmie Johnson. The seven-time Cup Series champion returned to the place that successfully ties together his childhood, family, and racing roots.
Racing etiquette can be a phrase that sounds like an oxymoron, but a lack of it in modern NASCAR racing has been noticeable.
TNT Sports has added another major NASCAR name to its broadcast lineup, with seven-time Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson joining the network as a studio analyst for this summer's In-Season Challenge.
Jimmie Johnson will be joining the TNT NASCAR broadcast team very soon. According to Ben Axelrod of Front Office Sports, TNT is adding the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion to its studio for its upcoming coverage of the In-Season Challenge.
NASCAR Hall of Famer Jimmie Johnson announced Saturday when he will make his final NASCAR Cup Series start.
It's now officially known when Johnson will make his final NASCAR Cup Series start.
A veteran of 700 Cup Series starts, Johnson has only one Truck Series start to his credit at Bristol Motor Speedway in 2008, finishing 34th.
NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven-time Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson will return to Cup Series competition at the 2026 San Diego Street Race, driving the No. 84 Toyota Camry for LEGACY Motor Club, he announced on Wednesday.
Jimmie Johnson's racing resume needs little introduction to most auto racing fans. Seven NASCAR Cup Series championships. Two Daytona 500 victories. A start in the Indianapolis 500.
Kyle Larson competed in both the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday, but his hopes of running all 1,100 miles were dashed for the second year in a row.
Former New England Patriots/Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady wasn't known for his speed throughout his career, but he flew at the 109th Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.
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