Jessica Friesen will make her NASCAR Truck Series début in the Bristol dirt race, driving the #62 for Halmar Friesen Racing as a team-mate to her husband Stewart Friesen.
Cup drivers Kevin Harvick and Ryan Preece will run his first NASCAR Truck race since 2015 and make his series debut, respectively, for David Gilliland. Harvick will also run three Xfinity road course races for Stewart-Haas.
Due to sponsorship and personal reasons, Devon Rouse’s NASCAR Truck début at Bristol will not happen as planned, but he still intends to race at Knoxville in July.
Japanese driver Akinori Ogata will return to the NASCAR Truck Series in a part-time schedule for Reaume Brothers Racing starting at Atlanta in late March.
Facing pressure from his employer and NASCAR Truck Series winningest driver Kyle Busch, John Hunter Nemechek held him off to win at Las Vegas.
Chase Briscoe joins Roper Racing for Bristol dirt, first Truck race since 2019, as ringer
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NASCAR Cup rookie Chase Briscoe has joined Roper Racing for the Truck Series’ Bristol dirt race later this month. It will be Briscoe’s first Truck race since 2019.
For the NASCAR Cup and Truck Series’ dirt races at Bristol, a random draw will set the lineup for the heats, and points will be awarded for passing drivers.
Kevin Harvick, Myatt Snider, and Ben Rhodes will hold the poles for the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series races at Las Vegas this upcoming weekend.
With the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series’ race at Las Vegas on Friday, Camping World owner Marcus Lemonis has stepped up to get his branding on 9 trucks.
Keith McGee, who served in the US Air Force for 8 years, will make his NASCAR Truck début at Richmond in April with Reaume Brothers Racing and sponsorship from the Air Force Reserve.
When the NASCAR Cup and Truck Series run the Bristol dirt race for the first time, heat races and a Friday practice session will precede the main events.
Entering Friday night’s NASCAR Truck Series race on the Daytona road course, much excitement was built over racing at night in the rain. That hype faded as long cautions and three overtimes took their toll, and by the end, Ben Rhodes won for the second week in a row.
Roger Reuse and his younger brother Bobby have joined Jordan Anderson Racing for a part-time NASCAR Truck Series schedule in the #3 Chevrolet. Bobby is set to race first in Friday’s Daytona road course event.
Bill McAnally Racing have teamed up with NASCAR to operate the BMR Drivers Academy, officially turning it into a NASCAR-sanctioned driver development programme.
In the first race of the season with starting lineups set by formula, Chase Elliott (Cup), Brett Moffitt (Xfinity), and Ben Rhodes (Trucks) will lead their respective fields to the green flag at the Daytona road course.
IndyCar veteran Conor Daly, who made his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series début at Las Vegas last year, will return to the series and Niece Motorsports for the spring race there.
Jett Noland will be the 24th driver to have raced in NASCAR and the Stadium Super Trucks when he makes his Camping World Truck Series début on the Daytona road course for Niece Motorsports.
