Kaden Honeycutt joins Niece for Pocono
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Kaden Honeycutt’s eight NASCAR Truck race of 2023 will come at Pocono Raceway for Niece Motorsports.
Maybe the NASCAR Truck Series, rife with youth and inexperience, racing in the rain at Mid-Ohio was not the best idea if you wanted something smooth and clean.
IndyCar veteran Marco Andretti will run the NASCAR Truck Series race at Mid-Ohio for Spire Motorsports.
ARCA West points leader Landen Lewis, recently a road course winner at Portland, will run his first NASCAR Truck Series race at Mid-Ohio for Roper Racing.
ARCA driver Caleb Costner will compete in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time at Mid-Ohio for Reaume Brothers Racing,
Carson Hocevar was on a mission in Stage #3 at Nashville as he led the final 40 laps to notch his second NASCAR Truck win of 2023.
Reigning ARCA Menards Series West champion Jake Drew will run his first NASCAR Truck Series race at Nashville on Friday for ThorSport Racing.
Layne Riggs will race a Chevrolet in the NASCAR Truck Seires for the first time at Nashville for Young’s Motorsports.
Matt Mills will race for Kyle Busch Motorsports in the NASCAR Truck events at Richmond and Milwaukee in the #51.
Nitrocross newcomer Conor Daly will run his first NASCAR Truck Series race since 2021 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for Niece Motorsports.
ARCA driver Christian Rose will compete in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time at Richmond in July for AM Racing.
Ty Majeski and Zane Smith took each other out in the closing laps of the NASCAR Truck race at Gateway, and Grant Enfinger slipped by and held on in OT for the win.
Phoenix Raceway will host NASCAR Championship Weekend for the fifth straight year in 2024 on 1–3 November.
With Corey Heim sick, Jesse Love will make his NASCAR Truck début in substitute duty at Gateway on Saturday. Love’s original ride will be filled by Toni Breidinger.
Clay Greenfield has partnered with Theresa Kiss to create GK Racing, which will run their first race this weekend at Gateway.
David Gilliland will drive his team TRICON Garage’s #1 at Charlotte in his first NASCAR Truck race since 2021.
Driving in substitute duty for the injured Alex Bowman, Kyle Larson scored the NASCAR Truck Series victory at North Wilkesboro.
