Spire Motorsports’ NASCAR Truck Series team will race for the first time in the season opener at Daytona with Austin Hill as driver of the #7 Chevrolet Silverado RST.
After running four races in 2021 for the team, Ty Majeski will get another shot at a full-time NASCAR Truck Series season with ThorSport Racing.
Matt Mills will race in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time since 2018 when he runs four races for Young’s Motorsports.
Thad Moffitt will race in the NASCAR Truck Series at Daytona, driving a truck adorned with the legendary #43 with STP branding, in the first of multiple races for GMS Racing.
Trevor Bayne will run his first NASCAR Xfinity races since 2016 when he joins Joe Gibbs Racing for seven rounds.
Jesse Iwuji Motorsports’ first NASCAR Xfinity season will come in the #34 Chevrolet Camaro. #34 is significant for Iwuji, one of a handful of active black NASCAR drivers, as it was used by Wendell Scott, the first black Cup race winner.
In a historic exhibition race that proved to be a marketing hit by NASCAR and a bit chaotic as a super short track, Joey Logano held off Kyle Busch to win the Busch Light Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Kyle Busch, Tyler Reddick, Justin Haley, and Joey Logano will lead the fields to green in the four heat races ahead of the Busch Light Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Christan Eckes is back in a full-time NASCAR Truck Series ride as he will contest the entire 2022 season for ThorSport Racing.
The #02 of Young’s Motorsports will be shared by Jesse Little and Kaz Grala, with the former running 12 races and 11 for the latter in the 2022 NASCAR Truck Series.
J.J. Yeley will hope to make his first Daytona 500 since 2015 as he will drive the #55 for MBM Motorsports.
Super late model ace Derek Griffith will begin racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2022 for Sam Hunt Racing. His first race will be at Martinsville and the schedule will include his home track Loudon.
G2G Racing will run two full-time trucks in the 2022 NASCAR Truck Series. The #46 will be piloted by Matt Jaskol, while the #47 is split between Johnny Sauter, Roger Reuse, and owner Tim Viens.
Josh Bilicki will drive the #36 for DGM Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series season opener at Daytona. His most recent Daytona start (in Cup) ended with his first career top ten.
The Money Team Racing, a NASCAR Cup Series team formed by boxing great Floyd Mayweather Jr., hopes to début at the Daytona 500 with Kaz Grala in the #50 Chevrolet.
The second season of the Superstar Racing Experience will also have six races, but only Stafford and Nashville return from 2021. New tracks include Five Flags, South Boston, I-55, and Sharon.
After contesting the full 2021 season for Mike Harmon Racing, Kyle Weatherman will run the first five races of the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series season for DGM Racing.
