LEGACY MOTOR CLUB welcomed members of its Strategic Ownership Group to Homestead-Miami Speedway, hosting them at the organization’s Newmar Essex luxury motor coach for an exclusive championship weekend experience. The gathering marked the close of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season and the beginning of a new era defined by new drivers, new partnerships, and a unified vision for what LEGACY is building.
The Newmar executive coach served as an at-track home base for the ownership group throughout the weekend — a premium hospitality environment that reflects the standard LEGACY has established for how it hosts and engages its important relationships at the racetrack. LEGACY Strategic Ownership Group members Jen Rubio, Scott Dixon, Andy Reiner, Danny Sullivan, Johnathan Crocker, Richie Schmock, and Chase Utley, among others, joined LEGACY and Newmar leadership for a private tour of the coach, an intimate conversation with Jimmie Johnson and CLUB Ambassador Trevor Bayne inside the coach, and a reception to close out the season.
Throughout the NASCAR Cup Series season, the Newmar executive coach travels with LEGACY MOTOR CLUB to every race — serving as a mobile headquarters where the organization conducts meetings, welcomes guests, and provides an elevated hospitality environment at the track. Whether hosting ownership group members, commercial partners, or VIP guests, the coach offers a premium setting to relax, connect, and experience NASCAR from a uniquely exclusive vantage point.
“We’re proud to support LEGACY MOTOR CLUB in creating an environment where its leadership, ownership group and guests can connect throughout the NASCAR season,” said Casey Tubman, President of Newmar. “It’s an honor to play a role in how LEGACY welcomes its guests and builds relationships with key partners, and it’s rewarding to see the Newmar executive coach become central to that experience at the track.”
The gathering culminated in a celebration of the end of the 2026 season and the beginning of what promises to be one of the most significant years in LEGACY MOTOR CLUB’s history. The weekend brought together some of the most accomplished individuals in sports, entertainment and business in marking the past season and the era ahead.
“A race weekend runs on relationships, and you need a space to build them. The Newmar coach is that space for us,” said Jimmie Johnson, seven-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion and LEGACY Co-Owner. “It gives LEGACY a professional home at the track where we can meet, host and connect with the people who believe in what we’re building. We’re thankful to have Newmar as a partner.”
“I loved it. It was super luxurious,” said Jen Rubio, Co-Founder and Executive Chair of Away and member of the LEGACY MOTOR CLUB Strategic Ownership Group. “It’s an amazing place to escape from the chaos of race weekend and gather with the fellow owners.”
The 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season marks a new era for LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, with Josh Berry joining the organization in the No. 42 Toyota Camry XSE, Riley Herbst making his full-time debut in the No. 84 Toyota Camry XSE, and Jimmie Johnson making his final NASCAR Cup Series start at the DAYTONA 500. Erik Jones returns in the No. 43 Toyota Camry XSE as the team’s most tenured driver and cornerstone of the 2027 lineup.
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