The Latest Breaking News from Truck

Rajah Caruth is the latest member of NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity program to move to fulltime competition in one of NASCAR’s three national series.

The top three national divisions of NASCAR featured some exciting battles and incredible finishes throughout the past year. Take a look back at the ten closest margins of victory from what was an extremely memorable 2022 season.

Residents of tiny towns are pleading for truck drivers to slow down and respect road closures.

Ford Performance went into last weekend’s NASCAR championship races vastly outnumbered but still managed to come away with two of the three 2022 titles.

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Kyle Busch unveiled its new-look Kyle Busch Motorsports Truck Series program which will field two fulltime teams and assist in a third next season.

Parker Kligerman will return to fulltime NASCAR competition next year for the first time since 2013 as he moves to the Xfinity Series with Big Machine Racing.

In the wake of Kyle Busch’s departure from Toyota next season, the manufacturer has moved its NASCAR Truck Series driver development support to a newly-rebranded David Gilliland Racing.

AM Racing says it plans to expand its operations and field fulltime entries in both the NASCAR Xfinity and Truck series next season.

NASCAR Truck Series title contender Chandler Smith will move up to the Xfinity Series next season with Kaulig Racing.

The recently unveiled next generation Fuso eCanter electric truck has its European premiere at the 2022 IAA Transportation in Hanover, Germany.