NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson and Shaquille O'Neal have taken their friendly rivalry to the next level with a new challenge. The well-known NASCAR driver and the towering NBA star have enjoyed some light-hearted exchanges over the years, but things really picked up on Friday.

The 67th running of the Daytona 500 will open the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, featuring 40 or 41 NextGen cars, depending on Open Exemption Provisional (OEP) driver Helio Castroneves’ qualifying per

Jimmie Johnson co-owned Legacy Motor Club (LMC) driver John Hunter Nemechek, who won two Xfinity races last year, didn’t have any rides to compete in the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series season so far.

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson playfully challenged basketball icon Shaquille O'Neal to a free throw contest in a light-hearted social media exchange.

Legacy Motor Club began its next chapter on Monday when Jimmie Johnson was introduced as its majority owner and Knighthead Capital Management, LLC a new investor and minority owner. The

Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson is now the majority owner of Legacy Motor Club under a restructuring in which investment adviser Knighthead Capital Management bought into the Cup Series ...

This is clearly some kind of social media activation ... but what for in advance of NASCAR's prestigious Daytona 500?

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is now the majority owner of LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, the team officially confirmed on Monday. The change in owne

The back-and-forth between Jimmie Johnson and Shaquille O’Neal took another turn Friday. The NASCAR icon fired back at the NBA legend and made a new proposal in their free throw competition.

Jones is an extremely talented driver who won the Craftsman Truck Series title in 2015 at just 19 years of age. He’s enjoyed the lion’s share of his Cup success on intermediate ovals and thrives at Darlington, a notoriously difficult track. He’s aggressive but calculated, a good combination which can be an asset when the car is right.

Jimmie Johnson has become majority owner of Legacy Motor Club - accelerating a five-year plan he had to take full charge of the team.And the NASCAR legend, a seven-time Cup Series champion, has detailed how a family move to England proved vital to things falling into place with Knighthead Capital joining the team as investors.