IMS has a long association with road racing motorcycling in the UK and says Johnson is set to win podium positions in many of this season's races, backed by a formidable support team and Kawasaki and Yamaha machinery.
Johnson dominated club racing when he first came to the attention of many in 2004, and in 2005 won his first major trophy, The British Supersport Cup.
It was not until he formed his own team though in 2011 that he won the Isle of Man TT and at the same time joined a select band of riders to break the 130mph barrier.
Most of 2014 was spent recovering from a broken collar bone, but this season, Johnson expects nothing but wins.
IMS supported Johnson at the Northwest 200 and Isle of Man TT this year and hopes his recent podium place in the first Supersport race in June will lead to many more victories.