Jimmie Johnson, Legacy Motor Club Moving from Chevrolet to Toyota in '24
Legacy Motor Club is co-owned by seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson and businessman Maury Gallagher.
The team currently fields two Chevrolet Camaros in the Cup Series.
David Wilson, president of Toyota Racing Development, said he and his company are “humbled” and “delighted” by the arrival of LMC.
In a development that few if any saw coming, Toyota has announced that it will add Legacy Motor Club to its NASCAR Cup Series lineup in 2024. The two Legacy entries—No. 42 with Noah Gragson and No. 43 with Erik Jones—will be the seventh and eighth full-time Toyota Camrys in the Cup Series next season.
Legacy Motor Club, co-owned by seven-time champion Jimmie Johnson and businessman Maury Gallagher, currently fields two Chevrolet Camaros in the Cup Series. After retiring from full-time racing after the 2020 season, Johnson spent two dismal years in IndyCar before returning to NASCAR this year as a part-time driver and co-owner of LMC with Gallagher.