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Jimmie Johnson will drive the No. 48 at the 2027 Daytona 500, navigating sponsor uncertainties and a personal appeal to Rick Hendrick as he prepares for his 703rd and final Cup Series start.
In 2004, a simple bottle on the roof of a winning car sparked a $10,000 penalty for Jimmie Johnson and ignited a broader conversation about sponsor conflicts in NASCAR, a debate that resurfaces as the sport prepares for its next generation of milestones.
Jimmie Johnson confirmed he will compete in the 2027 Daytona 500 as his last NASCAR start, reuniting with Hendrick Motorsports and navigating an uncertain sponsor landscape.
Kyle Larson discusses his confidence in Hendrick Motorsports, the team's historic success, and the upcoming driver vacancy, while highlighting the collaborative environment that defines the organization.
Legacy Motor Club has added nine new investors, including Scott Dixon, Tony Kanaan and Dario Franchitti, while Jimmie Johnson announces his final Cup Series start at the 2027 Daytona 500, driving the historic No. 48 fielded by Hendrick Motorsports.
In a SiriusXM interview, Johnson announced that the 2027 Daytona 500 will be his last Cup start, emphasizing his focus on ownership at LEGACY Motor Club while recalling the significance of the No. 48.
A consortium led by Jimmie Johnson and Darius Rucker, featuring athletes and entertainers from racing, baseball, tennis and surfing, announces a transformative ownership structure for Legacy Motor Club.
An eclectic mix of champions from motorsport, music, sports and business has joined Johnson’s team, bringing championship pedigree and cultural influence to the track.
A new ownership group led by Jimmie Johnson, Darius Rucker and Guy Fieri promises to reshape the team’s future, adding championship pedigree and cross‑industry investment as it eyes three full‑time Cup Series entries by 2027.
Despite securing its 15th NASCAR Cup Series title, Hendrick Motorsports is grappling with a 46‑race winless streak for defending champion Kyle Larson and a sharp decline for Chase Elliott, while William Byron and Alex Bowman also struggle amid the debut of Chevrolet's new body.
Legacy Motor Club, rebranded from Petty GMS Motorsports, has welcomed high‑profile investors including Bryce Harper and Andy Roddick, while Jimmie Johnson prepares for his final Daytona 500 run
Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson is enlarging the ownership of his Legacy Motor Club by bringing in a roster of high‑profile athletes, musicians and business leaders.
Seven‑time champion Jimmie Johnson has brought together a roster of investors that spans sports, music and business, signaling a bold new direction for Legacy Motor Club.
Seven‑time champion Jimmie Johnson has assembled a diverse ownership consortium for Legacy Motor Club, blending sporting legends and cultural icons to drive a modern, fan‑focused vision.
Legacy Motor Club's new ownership consortium blends athletes, entertainers and business leaders to create a fresh narrative for NASCAR, anchored by seven‑time champion Jimmie Johnson.
Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has added a diverse set of high‑profile investors to his Legacy Motor Club, signaling an ambitious push to compete at the highest level and broaden the team's cultural footprint.
Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has revealed a new, culturally diverse ownership consortium for his Legacy Motor Club, signaling a strategic shift toward a broader, media‑savvy presence in motorsports.
The team, co‑owned by Jimmie Johnson, announced a new wave of investors that includes IndyCar icons, professional athletes and cultural figures, signaling an ambitious three‑entry lineup by 2027.
Seven‑time champion Jimmie Johnson has added a roster of high‑profile investors to his Legacy Motor Club, blending sports champions, Grammy winners and business leaders under a shared mission to modernize the organization.
Legacy Motor Club, co‑owned by Jimmie Johnson, has announced a wave of celebrity investment that aims to reshape the intersection of sports, culture and competition.
Carson Hocevar's recent comments have reignited fan discussions about NASCAR's evolution and its connection to the sport's historic identity.
Corey Heim has captured two Cup victories in his first 15 starts, won the Brickyard 400 as a part‑timer and is poised for a breakthrough season.
Hendrick Motorsports has cleared the way for Jimmie Johnson’s final ride in the iconic No. 48, but the decision ripples through driver line‑ups, sponsor plans and the future of NASCAR’s storied events.
After a career defined by seven championships and 83 Cup victories, Jimmie Johnson will pilot the legendary No. 48 for a farewell appearance at Daytona, a move made possible by a special agreement with Hendrick Motorsports and Ally Financial.