Legacy Motor Club has announced Chad Johnston as Jimmie Johnson's crew chief for the 2025 Daytona 500. Joining Legacy Motor Club in November 2024, Johnston took on the role of Manager of Race Engineering.

Legacy Motor Club announces that Jimmie Johnson has become the organization's new majority owner as Maury Gallagher takes a step back

Chad Johnston, a seven-time race-winning crew chief in the NASCAR Cup Series, is set to return to the pit box for a part-time campaign in 2025. A native of Moor

Jimmie Johnson's Legacy Motor Club has confirmed Chad Johnston will be the NASCAR drivers crew chief for the 2025 Daytona 500. Having joined Legacy Motor Club last year in November 2024, Johnston took up the role of Manager of Race Engineering.

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.

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

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is now the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club.

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?

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson will launch a new podcast the week of the Daytona 500 before attempting to qualify for the legendary race.