Jimmie Johnson, 50, is returning to NASCAR in 2026. Johnson, driver of the No. 84 Toyota Camry, hasn't raced in the NASCAR Cup Series since May of this year, when he finished 40th at Charlotte. In ...

Jimmie Johnson, the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champ, is strapping back into a Cup car at age 50. Nick Degroot of Motorsport report that Johnson will compete in a groundbreaking event on June 21, ...

November 6 - Racing legend and San Diego native Jimmie Johnson will make one of his rare appearances back on the NASCAR circuit when it visits his hometown for a historic race next season. Johnson ...

In 2020, Jimmie Johnson let go of an ambition. When he clinched his Cup Series title in 2016, the former Hendrick Motorsports driver tied with Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt’s 7 championships. After ...

Jimmie Johnson’s Legacy Motor Club (LMC) and Rickware Racing (RWR) have announced the settlement of their ongoing lawsuit related to the sale and transaction of a team charter. While a big relief for ...

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson admitted that the Next Gen car is limiting his chances of success. The 50-year-old driver stressed that race weekends are all "about having fun now ...

Jimmie Johnson‘s racing life has been about big numbers. Seven NASCAR Cup Series championships, joining Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt at that peak. Five titles in a row — a record he holds alone.

It doesn’t seem like that long ago when Jimmie Johnson burst onto the NASCAR scene, given the opportunity to drive a Cup Series car at Hendrick Motorsports despite being a relative unknown and ...

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson opened up about his move to IndyCar, where he drove for two seasons at Chip Ganassi Racing. Johnson left the NASCAR Cup Series after the 2020 season and started a new ...