Jimmie Johnson to Run Final Daytona 500 in Iconic No. 48
Jimmie Johnson will drive his final NASCAR Cup Series race in the 2027 Daytona 500, using his iconic No. 48 car number, as announced by Hendrick Motorsports founder Rick Hendrick.
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Jimmie Johnson will drive his final NASCAR Cup Series race in the 2027 Daytona 500, using his iconic No. 48 car number, as announced by Hendrick Motorsports founder Rick Hendrick.

Jimmie Johnson’s final Daytona 500 appearance in 2027 will see him drive the iconic No. 48, a car that defined his seven championships and 83 victories. The arrangement, brokered with Hendrick Motorsports and Ally Financial, marks a storybook ending to his driving career while he continues as co‑owner of LEGACY MOTOR CLUB and sport ambassador.
Jimmie Johnson will pilot the historic No. 48 for his final NASCAR Cup Series start at the 2027 Daytona 500, thanks to a special arrangement with Hendrick Motorsports and sponsor Ally.

Rick Hendrick confirmed that Jimmie Johnson will pilot the legendary No. 48 in the 2027 Daytona 500, marking the driver’s last NASCAR Cup Series start after a storied career that reshaped the sport.

Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson will reunite with the legendary No. 48 Toyota in the 2027 Daytona 500, marking the end of his Cup Series career while Alex Bowman concludes his final full‑time season.

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