Veteran NASCAR Cup Series spotter TJ Majors is set to join Josh Berry at LEGACY MOTOR CLUB in 2027.
On Monday, during a Dirty Mo Media live show in Key West, Majors, with an assist from his buddy Dale Earnhardt, Jr. announced that he’ll be joining LEGACY MOTOR CLUB – the three-car NASCAR Cup Series team owned by Jimmie Johnson – to spot for Josh Berry and the No. 42 Toyota Camry XSE.
Majors has spent a number of years working as the spotter for Brad Keselowski and the No. 6 at RFK Racing, but with the 2012 NASCAR Cup Series champion departing the team he owns 20% of at season’s end, and having no other plans determined or announced, the long-time spotter went and found another gig in the Cup Series.
“I’m looking forward to doing that,” Majors said. “Josh [Berry] and I worked together at [JR Motorsports] and had a good relationship there and I’m looking forward to it, they’ve got a lot of good things going on there, a lot of good people learning more about it every day and I’m excited – they’re building a new shop which is about eight minutes from the house so that’s pretty cool. Looking forward to it.”
Josh Berry moves to LEGACY MOTOR CLUB in 2027 after spending the last two years in the NASCAR Cup Series driving the iconic No. 21 Ford Mustang Dark Horse for Wood Brothers Racing. Berry was informed he wouldn’t return mid-season in 2026, and didn’t look like he’d have a seat, until Jimmie Johnson, team co-owner, cleared a path with the release of John Hunter Nemechek.
LEGACY MOTOR CLUB will have Josh Berry (No. 42), Erik Jones (No. 43), and Riley Herbst (No. 84) in its driver lineup for 2027. Majors will spot for Berry, and Kevin Hamlin will spot for Riley Herbst. Hayden Reeves was swapped to spotter of the No. 43 late in 2026 (after Will Rodgers stepped away from the position). It is unknown if he’ll return to his post next year.
