The first Legends car, nicknamed "Lil Bugger", was brought into Western Canada by Dave Zubick in the early 90's. In 1993 Wayne Miller was the first racer to buy a Legends car and the process of building Legends Cars of Alberta began.

In its first year nine cars competed on the asphalt  in Calgary and Medicine Hat and on the dirt tracks in Lethbridge and Edmonton. The original 9 were Dave Zubick, Wayne Miller, Jim Messner, Lance Johnson and his 2 sons Ricky & Rob, Jamie Beatson, Bob Lawton, Tim Boychuk and Allen Lillie.

Wayne Miller bought the dealership from Dave Zubick in 2000 at which time there were 17 cars competing, including Hugh Williamson & Rick Walls who still actively race today.

2000 - Race City Motorsport Park - Legends Mac's Firecracker 50 Race

With exceptional support from sponsors, the racers and fans,  Legends of Alberta continues to grow in Western Canada with the  current count of 64 cars that race throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Mac's Convenience Store has been the Title Sponsor for the Legends Racing Series in Western Canada since 1994. Throughout the past 15 years Ron Thompson, Marketing Manager for Mac's,  has provided the Legends Series with the promotional support that has helped Legends Cars become a successful series.

In past years, the home track has been at Race City Motorsport Park in  Calgary, but with the park's recent closure, the Mac's Legends have adopted the Edmonton International Raceway, in Wetaskiwin, AB, as its primary venue. The series can also be seen providing fans with edge-of-your-seat racing shows at the paved ovals in Medicine Hat, AB, Saskatoon, SK and Kalispell, MT.

The Chase for the Mac's Cup is awarded to the season's top driver in each division. Each racing event, held at different paved oval venues, counts towards Chase Points.