On August 15, 2026, Rexel made its NASCAR racing debut at the Richmond Cook Out 400. The Cook Out 400 is a 300-mile-long NASCAR Cup Series motor race held at Richmond Raceway in Henrico County, Virginia.
Announced last year by Legacy Motor Club, Rexel is the primary partner of the No. 42 Toyota Camry XSE driven by John Hunter Nemechek, who finished 22nd in the race. Rexel also serves as an associate partner at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in October.
“NASCAR connects with our customers and brings visibility and energy to Rexel that mirrors the excitement and growth we’re experiencing as a company,” said Roger Little, Chief Executive Officer, Rexel USA. “In conversations with seven‑time champion Jimmie Johnson, it became clear that LEGACY MOTOR CLUB approach aligns with our values — if we were going to pursue a partnership like this, LEGACY MOTOR CLUB was the perfect fit.”
Kevin Gustin, VP Marketing, Rexel USA, added, “We’ve been looking for a way to raise our national profile and highlight all the great momentum at Rexel, and this opportunity was an ideal match. We’re thrilled to join LEGACY MOTOR CLUB and can’t wait to see the No. 42 Rexel Toyota on track at Richmond in August 2026. Seeing the Rexel brand on the No. 42 Legacy Motor Club Toyota is an ‘oh wow’ moment — we’re excited to watch John Hunter Nemechek take the wheel.”
The partnership between LEGACY MOTOR CLUB and Rexel reflects the shared pursuit of innovation, performance, and progress—both on the racetrack and in the rapidly evolving energy landscape. Together, the two brands will engage fans and customers through unique storytelling, technology-driven activations, and a shared commitment to building a smarter, more sustainable future.
Tagged with NASCAR, Rexel