Jimmie Johnson is still working through the sharp learning curve that comes with switching from one highly competitive racing discipline after two decades to a totally different one. With a record ...

Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson announced he is set to race the full 2022 NTT IndyCar schedule for Chip Ganassi Racing. Johnson joined the open-wheel series this year, driving in 12 ...

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson took the motorsport world by surprise this week by announcing that, after his NASCAR retirement, he’ll be partnering with the Chip Ganassi ...

During the first break from his rookie season in IndyCar, Jimmie Johnson took one of his daughters to ride dirt bikes for the first time.

Jimmie Johnson showed improvement during his first full season of IndyCar in 2022 and now will "let the dust settle" before deciding on his 2023 schedule.

IndyCar rookie — and 7-time NASCAR champion — Jimmie Johnson has made massive strides, but he understands he has a ways to go to catch the field.

Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR driver, is heading to Watkins Glen for an appearance in the IMSA sports car before turning to his 2023 schedule.

Jimmie Johnson spent two decades dominating the NASCAR Cup Series. For the toughest challenge of his career, he tested this offseason with teenagers.

Jimmie Johnson’s full-time racing career is over. Johnson announced Monday that he wouldn’t pursue a second full-time season in the IndyCar Series and would instead race “bucket list ...

Jimmie Johnson will be a 45-year-old IndyCar rookie, competing in 13 road- and street-course races, beginning with Sunday's Grand Prix of Alabama.

In an exclusive interview with IndyStar, Jimmie Johnson provides the behind the scenes explanation for leaving his full-time IndyCar career.