Legacy Motor Club has confirmed a significant contract extension with Dollar Tree, announcing that the Legacy Motor Club Dollar Tree partnership will now continue through 2028. The deal ensures Dollar Tree’s continued sponsorship of the No. 42 Toyota Camry XSE, driven by John Hunter Nemechek, and the No. 43 Toyota Camry XSE, driven by Erik Jones, keeping the brand highly visible across the NASCAR community.
Sponsorship Continues on Multiple Cars
The partnership, which first began in the 2024 season, places Dollar Tree branding on both of Legacy Motor Club’s main vehicles. The sponsors’ collaboration with drivers John Hunter Nemechek and Erik Jones has brought Dollar Tree exposure to NASCAR fans across the country. This multi-car arrangement amplifies the brand’s presence within the sport and delivers a uniform look for Legacy Motor Club in major races.
Positive Reactions from Both Parties
The announcement was met with enthusiasm from Dollar Tree and Legacy Motor Club leadership.
“We’re excited to extend our partnership with LEGACY MOTOR CLUB through 2028,”
said Rick McNeely, Chief Merchandising Officer, Dollar Tree.
“This continued collaboration puts our brand in front of millions of loyal NASCAR fans and gives us the opportunity to drive deeper engagement with customers in a bold, high-energy environment. We’re looking forward to what’s ahead with Jimmie (Johnson), John Hunter, Erik, and the entire LEGACY MC team.”
—Rick McNeely, Chief Merchandising Officer, Dollar Tree
John Hunter Nemechek, who opened the 2025 NASCAR season with a top-five finish in the Dollar Tree No. 42 machine at the iconic Daytona 500 hosted at Daytona International Speedway, commented positively about the extended partnership.
“It’s an honor to continue carrying the Dollar Tree brand on our cars,”
said Nemechek.
“Their support helps us deliver results on track, bring value back to their vendor partners and helps build fandom of the CLUB.”
—John Hunter Nemechek, Driver
Erik Jones, who recently nabbed his second top-five finish of the season at EchoPark Speedway in the No. 43 Dollar Tree car, added his appreciation for Dollar Tree’s enduring support.
“Having such a recognizable brand like Dollar Tree with us for years to come gives the CLUB stability and energy,”
said Jones.
“We are building a legacy together and hope to enjoy success for years to come.”
—Erik Jones, Driver
Legacy Motor Club CEO Cal Wells III highlighted Dollar Tree’s influence on the organization’s ambitions and competitive outlook.
“Dollar Tree is a foundational partner to LEGACY MOTOR CLUB,”
added Cal Wells III, CEO of LEGACY MOTOR CLUB.
“Their continued investment and commitment will enable us to execute our competitive vision and strengthens our ability to support championship aspirations.”
—Cal Wells III, CEO, LEGACY MOTOR CLUB
On-Track Performance and Upcoming Challenges
As Legacy Motor Club continues to build momentum, both Nemechek and Jones prepare for the next stage in the NASCAR Cup Series at Sonoma Raceway. Currently, Erik Jones holds 17th position in the championship standings, 50 points away from a playoff spot, while John Hunter Nemechek sits in 20th, trailing the cutoff by 68 points. Their ongoing efforts on the racetrack and Dollar Tree’s steady support set the foundation for a strong conclusion to the season.
Outlook for Legacy Motor Club and Dollar Tree
This renewed multi-year agreement between Legacy Motor Club and Dollar Tree not only secures high-value sponsorship for both the No. 42 and No. 43 Toyota Camry XSE vehicles, but also signals long-term stability and confidence in the team’s direction. With ongoing backing from dedicated partners and consistent performances from both drivers, Legacy Motor Club aims to build its legacy in the highly competitive NASCAR environment, striving for further success as the partnership continues into the future.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. Who is the CEO of Legacy Motor Club?
A. Currently, Legacy assists 30,000 partners and children of veterans who sacrificed their lives or health for our nation. This help ensures a child receives education and equal opportunities. A widow isn’t left unsupported and alone, and a family isn’t shattered by the impacts of post-traumatic stress or mental health issues.
Q. Who is the owner of Legacy Motor Club?
A. Legacy Motor Club, once called Petty GMS Motorsports, is a U.S. stock car racing team. Jimmie Johnson owns it, while Richard Petty, Maury Gallagher, and Knighthead Capital Management own smaller parts.
Q. Is Richard Petty still involved in Legacy Motor Club?
A. Petty is most famous for his outstanding career and is now a minority owner and main ambassador at LMC. The team, formerly known as Petty GMS Racing, is co-owned by Maury Gallagher and NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson.
