
Jimmie Johnson Sets His Final Lap at the 2027 Daytona 500
Jimmie Johnson's last NASCAR Cup Series start will be anchored by Carvana, while longtime sponsor Lowe's may make a symbolic appearance, sparking fan anticipation.
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Jimmie Johnson's last NASCAR Cup Series start will be anchored by Carvana, while longtime sponsor Lowe's may make a symbolic appearance, sparking fan anticipation.

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson is set to compete in his final Cup Series race at the 2027 Daytona 500, and a cryptic social‑media exchange has reignited talk of a Lowe’s sponsorship.

In a candid conversation on the Bussin' With The Boys podcast, Gordon reflects on how Johnson’s dominance reshaped his focus, the benefits of his Hendrick Motorsports equity deal, and the mystery behind his rivalry with Earnhardt.

Johnson’s swan song at Daytona will blend legacy, sponsor intrigue and a personal appeal to Rick Hendrick, marking the end of a storied career

Jeff Gordon's iconic Rainbow Warrior scheme emerged from a 1992 DuPont partnership, sparking a visual legacy that defined a generation of NASCAR racing.

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson is set to contest his last Cup Series race at the 2027 Daytona 500, driving the historic No. 48 Chevrolet in a specially arranged deal that highlights his enduring legacy and a new commercial partnership.

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.

Alex Bowman’s planned retirement after the 2027 Cup season has sparked a debate over who will replace him, with Ross Chastain’s overlooked credentials emerging as a compelling alternative to high‑risk prospects.

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.

During the qualifying rounds for the Bank of America ROVAL 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on October 12, 2024, team owner Rick Hendrick was seen engaging directly with his crew, underscoring the collaborative atmosphere heading into the race.

After announcing his retirement at the end of the 2027 season, Alex Bowman leaves a void in the No. 48 car that Hendrick Motorsports is eager to fill with a driver who aligns with its culture.

Kyle Larson, a two‑time Cup Series champion, has shifted his focus from a planned sprint‑car‑only career to a balanced schedule that prioritizes family and continued success in NASCAR.

Hendrick Motorsports has committed to a long‑term development project with Corey Day, a young sprint car standout transitioning to stock car competition. Backed by Jeff Gordon and Jeff Andrews, the team sees a steep learning curve but believes Day can reach the sport’s highest level.
Corey Heim's hard‑won victory at Indianapolis sparked debate over the difficulty of passing, while veteran insights and future roster shifts underscore a shifting era for the sport.

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.

In a move that has captured the attention of fans worldwide, Jimmie Johnson will pilot the legendary No. 48 car at the 2027 Daytona 500, marking the culmination of a career that blends seven championships with a new chapter as a part‑time competitor and co‑owner.

When the green flag drops at the 2027 Daytona 500, it will mark more than just another race; it will signal the culmination of Jimmie Johnson’s storied NASCAR career.

Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson announced his return for the 2027 Daytona 500, marking his last competitive start in the Cup Series. He will pilot the iconic No. 48 Chevrolet, loaned by Hendrick Motorsports, and expressed gratitude to team owner Rick Hendrick, former teammate Alex Bowman, and sponsor Ally Racing. Fans have flooded social media with excitement, heralding what many call a storybook finale.
Corey Heim, driving for 23XI Racing, won the Brickyard 400 in his 15th career start, becoming the second‑youngest winner of the crown jewel race.
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.