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.
Myatt Snider will race for Joe Gibbs Racing at Daytona, Portland, Charlotte Roval, Las Vegas, Martinsville, and Phoenix during the 2023 NASCAR Xfinity season.
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.
IndyCar veteran Conor Daly’s NASCAR adventure continues in 2023 when he will run the Daytona 500 and up to six other Cup Series races for The Money Team Racing.
Jason White will run his first NASCAR Truck Series race since 2014 when he enters the season opener at Daytona for TRICON Garage.
Zane Smith’s maiden Daytona 500 will come in the #36 for Front Row Motorsports, but he will also share the #38 with Todd Gilliland for five Cup races in 2023.
When he ends his NASCAR driving career, Kevin Harvick will enter the broadcast booth as a commentator for FOX Sports.
Kyle Busch received a 3.5-year jail sentence and fine when his handgun was flagged while returning from vacation in Cancún, but was permitted to go home afterwards.
Besides the Daytona 500, Jimmie Johnson will also run the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series’ Chicago Street Race.
Wiz Khalifa’s halftime show got NASCAR Cup drivers a bit too excited as they combined for 16 cautions in the Busch Light Clash. By the end, Martin Truex Jr. stood atop the metaphorical and literal podium.
The first NASCAR racing of 2023 began with four heat races and two Last Chance Qualifiers to set the 27-car grid for the Busch Light Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
As Auto Club Speedway prepares to be reconfigured into a half-mile short track, it will not appear on the NASCAR calendar for at least 2024 to make way for construction.
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.
In addition to his 3 NASCAR Xfinity races with Sam Hunt Racing, Connor Mosack will return to Joe Gibbs Racing at Chicago, Pocono, and Road America. He will also run 6 ARCA races for JGR.
Despite initially planning to run the Chicago Street Race, Austin Hill’s six-race NASCAR Cup schedule with Beard Motorsports will instead get its right turns at the Charlotte Roval.
