Legacy Motor Club adds even more investors, including Indy 500 winner Danny Sullivan
Legacy Motor Club, co-owned by seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, has added even more investors to its ownership group. “I wanted to bring together people who know what it takes to build something exceptional and sustain it,” said Johnson in a release from the team. “They’ve competed, created, taken risks and led people. They bring different experiences but share a ... Keep…
Legacy Motor Club, co-owned by NASCAR superstar Jimmie Johnson, has welcomed a new wave of investors to its ranks. Speaking on the announcement, Johnson expressed his desire to gather individuals with the skills to build and sustain something truly remarkable. These new investors, including Indy 500 winner Danny Sullivan, Ben Lovett from Mumford & Sons, and Michael Wystrach, the co-founder of Freshly and Petfolk, all share a common belief in what LEGACY can achieve.
Together with the existing group of esteemed investors, which includes NASCAR legends Dario Franchitti, Tony Kanaan, and Scott Dixon, as well as celebrities like Darius Rucker, Guy Fieri, Chase Utley, and Andy Roddick, the club aims to create a vibrant community around racing. With plans to expand into a three-car organization by 2027, featuring drivers Josh Berry, Erik Jones, and Riley Herbst, Jimmie Johnson himself will make his final Daytona 500 appearance in the No. 48 car.
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