Jimmie Johnson may be ending his full-time racing career but isn't giving up on racing altogether just yet.
Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson is retiring from full-time racing in order to free up time to spend with his family.and later confirmed by Johnson via social media.
Johnson had already retired from NASCAR after 2020 and since then competed primarily in IndyCar with Chip Ganassi Racing, though he hasn't found as much successor in the new venture as his former one, having come fifth as his best finish. Nevertheless, Johnson's racing career has been nothing short of historic. He holds the record for the most consecutive Cup Series championships . He nabbed his sixth in 2013 and his seventh in 2016. He is one of only three drivers with seven Cup Series championships; the other are Richard Petty and the late Dale Earnhardt. Like Petty and Earnhardt, Johnson won all seven of his championships racing for the same team—in his case, driving the number 48 Chevrolet of Hendrick Motorsports.
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