Chase Purdy departing Hattori after 2022
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After just one season together in the NASCAR Truck Series, Chase Purdy and Hattori Racing Enterprises will part ways at the end of 2022.
A massive wreck for Jordan Anderson in Saturday’s NASCAR Truck race at Talladega resulted in second-degree burns to his face/neck and limbs, for which he has undergone medical aid at burn centres.
For the first time in over a decade, Matt DiBenedetto is a NASCAR race winner, though in controversial circumstances as much of the field wrecked coming to the checkered and froze the order under caution to ruin a photo finish.
Due to rain threatening to cancel qualifying for the NASCAR Xfinity and Truck races at Talladega on Saturday, four teams have withdrawn their entries.
Parker Retzlaff will race in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time this Saturday at Talladega when he drives the #20 for Young’s Motorsports.
With her Diesel Beverages sponsorship receiving NASCAR approval, the delay in which had forced her to put off an Xfinity start, Natalie Decker will enter her first Truck race since 2020 at Talladega.
Ty Majeski’s maiden NASCAR Truck Series win could not have come at a better time as his Bristol triumph locked him into the Championship Round.
2023 NASCAR national calendars revealed
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The 2023 NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Truck schedules feature various changes from the Chicago Street Race and North Wilkesboro to the Trucks at Milwaukee.
After a decade of competing in NASCAR, Jesse Little will call it quits following Thursday’s NASCAR Truck race at Bristol.
Leland Honeyman, who sits third in the ARCA East standings, will move up to the NASCAR Truck Series at Bristol with Young’s Motorsports.
Carson Hocevar was poised to advance to the next round of the NASCAR Truck Series playoffs when he ran out of fuel on the final lap, enabling John Hunter Nemechek to steal the win and knock him out.
After losing his NASCAR Xfinity Series ride due to a lack of funding, Brett Moffitt has landed back in the Camping World…
The NASCAR Truck Series will return to its roots in 2023 as Craftsman once again becomes the title sponsor. Craftsman first held the naming rights from the inaugural season in 1995 to 2008.
Besides returning to Front Row Motorsports for the 2023 NASCAR Truck Series, Zane Smith will enter the Daytona 500 and run some Cup and Xfinity Series races.
Chandler Smith dominated the second and final stages to win at Richmond and lock himself into the next round of the NASCAR Truck Series playoffs.
NASCAR Xfinity owner/driver Joey Gase will make his second Truck Series start of 2022 at Richmond, this time driving for Young’s Motorsports.
After making his NASCAR Truck Series début at Gateway in June, Mason Maggio returns to the series at Richmond where he will drive for Peck Motorsports.
