F rom humble beginnings in the Carolinas and across the southeast, NASCAR has grown into not only the most popular form of auto racing in the United States, but also one that can

Jimmie Johnson will attempt to make his 22nd Daytona 500. The seven-time champion is going to have a tough go. There are more open cars entered this year in NASCAR‘s season-opener than there have been in a number of years.

Johnson will attempt to make the field in the Daytona 500 next month and also has the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in May. Since retiring from full-time NASCAR competition after the 2020 season, Johnson raced one part-time IndyCar Series season and then a full-time effort.

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson announces he will pilot the No. 84 Toyota for two premier races this season.

Jimmie Johnson confirmed Thursday that he will enter into the Daytona 500 as a third car with Legacy Motor Club and will run a part-time 2025 NASCAR Cup Series schedule.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Jimmie Johnson is set to drive two races during the 2025 Cup Series, aiming to reach a landmark of 700 career races.

One one hand, Jimmie Johnson’s NASCAR Cup Series driving schedule for 2025 isn’t all that attractive. On the other hand, it’s nearly perfect.

Semi-retired NASCAR drivers Martin Truex Jr. and Jimmie Johnson have officially signed up to attempt to qualify for the 2025