Trevor Bayne joins Legacy Motor Club as Driver Optimization Leader

In a statement, Trevor Bayne said that he was “humbled” to be offered the job at Legacy.

“Preparation is one of the biggest keys in motorsports, and with so much data that is available to the drivers, it’s my job to translate the most important parts to them and work with them to make sure they are ready to go in all aspects come race weekend.”

So, what do you expect from this partnership? I think that Trevor Bayne is going to be a great voice to have with Nemechek on the team. Each driver will benefit from having another set of eyes on the race data, though.

Trevor Bayne joining Legacy Motor Club

When I think about this signing, I can’t help but draw some parallels between Trevor Bayne and John Hunter Nemechek. Even Erik Jones to an extent. All three drivers were highly touted in their early 20s. Each was given big opportunities to race in the Cup Series at a young age.

While Bayne won the Daytona 500 in 2011, he wasn’t able to find much success in the Cup Series. After a while, he fell back down to the Xfinity Series and still struggled to an extent.

Nemechek was given a shot at the Cup Series and it didn’t go to plan. Now, after going to the Truck Series and then Xfinity Series and winning numerous races, Nemechek is ready to come back up.

Having a driver like Bayne around will help Nemechek remain grounded. He doesn’t have to be the top driver on his team this season. He just has to be competitive and show improvement. While there are tons of talented young drivers in the Cup Series, Nemechek has to show he is ready for the long haul in the top series of the sport.

Trevor Bayne is joining up with Legacy Motor Club. Will we see this organization improve drastically thanks to this and other additions?