The Latest Breaking News from Jimmie Johnson

The seven-time champion will also return to the grid with a limited schedule.

Jimmie Johnson will return to the NASCAR Cup Series in 2023 as an owner-driver, after the seven-time champion agreed a deal to buy into the Petty GMS Racing outfit.

Jimmie Johnson will return to NASCAR in 2023 in an ownership role at Petty GMS Motorsports. He will also compete in select Cup Series events as a driver.

Brad Goldberg, Chip Ganassi Racing’s race engineer for Marcus Ericsson, has a way of extracting the very best from his driver – and has a way with words, too. He spoke to David Malsher-Lopez about the day Ericsson clinched Indianapolis 500 victory by using every facet of his talent.

Chip Ganassi Racing’s #02 Cadillac set the pace in the opening session at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta ahead of Meyer Shank Racing’s Acura.

Kamui Kobayashi has clarified this weekend's Petit Le Mans will mark his final IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship outing at the wheel of a Cadillac.

Jimmie Johnson is retiring. Again. Sort of. Not really, though. (Allow us to explain!)

He figures his future schedule will include no more than 10 bucket-list events, but the 47-year-old had no idea what that schedule will look like.

Marcus Ericsson was able to reboot his memories of victory in the 2022 Indianapolis 500, after posing for William Behrends, sculptor for the iconic Borg-Warner Trophy.

CHARLOTTE — I am riding on a golf cart next to Quail Hollow Club president Johnny Harris, but “flying” may be the more operative word, because it feels like not all four of our wheels are touching the ground.

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson starred on his Goodwood Revival debut despite narrowly missing out on the podium in his two races.