Jimmie Johnson is now the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club. He will also race a couple of times this NASCAR Cup Series season. Is the new role a good sign for the future of the organization?

Kevin Harvick gives Jimmie Johnson some ground realities on leading Legacy Motor Club. Strong leadership and commitment are crucial for future success in 2025.

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.

Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson is now the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club under a restructuring in which investment adviser Knighthead Capital Management bought into the Cup Series team.

At 49 years old, is this the last year we see Jimmie Johnson in a NASCAR Cup Series car? Kevin Harvick hopes so. The Closer doesn’t want to see Superman continue to race in the No. 84 car for Legacy Motor Club anymore.

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 began its next chapter on Monday when Jimmie Johnson was introduced as its majority owner and Knighthead Capital Management, LLC a new investor and minority owner. The

Jimmie Johnson seizes control of LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, driving transformation with Knighthead Capital’s backing and a focus on 2025 success.

Jimmie Johnson is now the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club after the organization added a minority stakeholder. Legacy Motor Club announced Monday that Knighthead Capital Management has acquired a minority stake in the NASCAR team.

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