NASCAR Truck Series

After being unable to qualify for her NASCAR Truck début at Bristol due to rain, Jessica Friesen will try again at Knoxville in July.

In his first NASCAR Truck race in 15 years, Cup champion Martin Truex Jr. led 105 of 150 laps to win the inaugural Bristol dirt Truck race. He is the 36th driver to win in all 3 NASCAR national series.

Raphaël Lessard and Ben Rhodes were the fastest drivers in Friday’s NASCAR Truck Series practices on the dirt banking of Bristol. Ahead of Saturday night’s race, four heats will be run to set the grid.

Kyle Busch led 102 of 130 laps in Saturday’s NASCAR Truck race en route to his 60th career win in the series.

Kris Wright will miss the NASCAR Truck race at Atlanta after a positive COVID-19 test. Josh Berry will fill in for the race in the #02 Young’s Motorsports truck in his first Truck start since 2016.

J.R. Heffner has joined Jordan Anderson Racing for the NASCAR Trucks’ Bristol dirt race. It will be his first NASCAR race since 2018.

Bubba Wallace and Myatt Snider are the latest drivers to throw their names into the NASCAR Truck grid for Bristol on dirt. Wallace will drive for Spencer Davis and Snider for Reaume Brothers.

Ryan Newman will run his first NASCAR Truck race in 3 years when he enters the Bristol dirt event for the newly-formed DCC Racing. He will drive the #39, which he previously used in his early dirt career and at the Cup level.

Kyle Larson will run his first NASCAR Truck race since 2016 when he enters the Bristol dirt event for Niece Motorsports as a ringer.

Shortly after winning his first NASCAR Cup race of the season, Martin Truex Jr. confirmed he will run his first Truck Series race in 15 years when he enters the Bristol dirt race in a truck for team-mate Kyle Busch.

For the first time since 2007, Bill Lester will compete in NASCAR as he has joined David Gilliland Racing for the Truck Series race at Atlanta. Lester was the first full-time black driver in Truck Series history in the early 2000s.