Kyle Busch reveals 2023 NASCAR Truck schedule
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Kyle Busch, now in a Chevrolet Silverado, will run the NASCAR Truck races at Las Vegas, COTA, Martinsville, Kansas, and Pocono in 2023.
Kris Wright, who ran much of the 2021 NASCAR Truck season for Young’s Motorsports, will return to the team for the full 2023 slate.
After entering 8 races in 2022, Niece Motorsports’ #41 truck will run the entire 2023 NASCAR Truck Series schedule with Travis Pastranaa, Ross and Chad Chastain, and Bayley Currey.
After a year with McAnally-Hilgemann Racing, Colby Howard will race for CR7 Motorsports in the 2023 NASCAR Truck Series.
Jason White will run his first NASCAR Truck Series race since 2014 when he enters the season opener at Daytona for TRICON Garage.
After a tumultuous 2022 season, G2G Racing plans to return for the 2023 NASCAR Truck Series with a slate that includes B.J. McLeod, Brennan Poole, Johnny Sauter, owner Tim Viens, and series newcomers Dale Quarterley and Memphis Villarreal.
As Taylor Gray is too young to run the first three races of the 2023 NASCAR Truck season, Sammy Smith will take over his ride at TRICON Garage for the opener at Daytona.
2020 ARCA champion Bret Holmes will race for 2023 NASCAR Truck Series Rookie of the Year honours in 2023 for his own team.
Now having left McAnally-Hilgemann Racing, Derek Kraus will race the 2023 NASCAR Truck season opener at Daytona for Young’s Motorsports.
While Bobby Labonte and Ryan Newman return for the full 2023 Superstar Racing Experience, Brad Keselowski and Hailie Deegan have also committed to the entire season now that SRX races don’t clash with their NASCAR obligations. Denny Hamlin will also race the opener at Stafford.
After running the final six races of the 2022 NASCAR Truck season, Kaden Honeycutt will join Roper Racing for the first six rounds of the 2023 slate.
NASCAR Truck/Mexico Series racer Max Gutiérrez and his brother Federico, the 2022 Mexico Challenge Rookie of the Year, were involved in a car crash Sunday that killed the latter; “Fico” was 17.
As he prepares for his NASCAR Truck Series rookie year, Rajah Caruth will run a limited Xfinity slate for Alpha Prime Racing.
Lawless Alan will have a second season with Niece Motorsports for the 2023 NASCAR Truck Series.
A fire broke out at NASCAR Truck team Reaume Brothers Racing’s shop in Mooresville on Thursday morning. It was quickly extinguished, but three were treated for injuries with two taken to hospital.
Chase Elliott will run the NASCAR Truck Series season opener at Daytona as a substitute for Jake Garcia, who is too young to run the larger speedways.
NASCAR Truck team Reaume Brothers Racing has formed a new partnership with Ford Performance, fielding two Ford F-150s with one for Mason Massey in his first full-time season.
