Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has become the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club, which was a rebuild of Petty Enterprises, one of NASCAR's oldest and winningest race teams.

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.

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.

Jimmie Johnson hints that Legacy Motor Club could expand beyond NASCAR in the United States. What racing series is Johnson eyeing for LMC?

During the Rolex 24 at Daytona broadcast, Jimmie Johnson, co-owner of Legacy Motor Club, shared plans for his team’s expansion into the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA). Johnson, a 7-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, plans to take his team into other motorsport disciplines, with IMSA high on the list.

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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