Ed Jones making NASCAR debut in COTA Trucks
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IndyCar and WEC veteran Ed Jones will race in NASCAR for the first time when he enters the Truck Series race at Circuit of the Americas for Young’s Motorsports.
After making his NASCAR début in the 2022 Truck race at Knoxville, Tyler Carpenter will return to the team for Bristol Dirt.
William Byron, who dominated the NASCAR Truck Series in 2016 with Kyle Busch Motorsports as a Toyota team, will return to the now-Chevrolet outfit at Bristol, Darlington, and North Wilkesboro.
Akinori Ogata, one of four Japanese drivers to have competed in the NASCAR Truck Series, will make his 2023 début at Atlanta for G2G Racing.
Kyle Busch, seeking to win all three NASCAR national series races at Las Vegas this weekend, got off to a good start by dominating the Truck event.
A month after losing his younger brother Federico in a car accident, Max Gutiérrez will run the NASCAR Truck race at Las Vegas for AM Racing with a special tribute on his vehicle.
NASCAR Xfinity regular Kaz Grala will race a Toyota Tundra for the first time when he enters the NASCAR Truck Series race at Las Vegas for TRICON Garage.
With Taylor Gray still too young to run larger NASCAR tracks, John Hunter Nemechek will return to the Truck Series in his place for Las Vegas and Atlanta.
Cory Roper, who formerly raced in the NASCAR Truck Series for his family team Roper Racing and now runs it as manager, has been suspended for a substance violation.
Probably not a good omen if the first NASCAR national series race of 2023 is called due to rain, but Zane Smith isn’t complaining.
If you had a nickel for every Jason White entered in the NASCAR Truck Series season opener at Daytona, you’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Despite a shop fire in January, Reaume Brothers Racing will run the 2023 NASCAR Truck season starting with Jason White at Daytona with a special scheme honouring the Mooresville FD who extinguished the blaze.
16-year-old Conner Jones, who is so young that he was born after Jimmie Johnson won his first Daytona 500, will enter 9 NASCAR Truck races for ThorSport Racing in 2023.
Nearly a decade after his last NASCAR Truck Series start, Corey LaJoie will race for Spire Motorsports at Daytona and Darlington.
Chris Hacker will once again race for On Point Motorsports in 2023, running multiple races in the #30 Truck.
After dominating the ARCA regional series, Jesse Love will begin competing in the NASCAR Trucks for TRICON Garage at Gateway, Kansas, and Phoenix.
While he is mainly focusing on being a team owner for CR7 Motorsports, Codie Rohrbaugh will return to the driver’s seat at Daytona in a second truck.
