Here is a full run-down of the 2023 Truck Series lineup team by team and the changes to watch for.<\/p>\n
Zane Smith<\/strong> and his championship-winning team return to defend their title. Smith and the #38 F150 bring sponsorship from Boot Barn, Speeco\/Love’s Travel Stops, Fr8 Auctions, Speedy Cash, and Ambetter Health. Smith will also get to show his talents in both the Xfinity Series and Cup Series, starting with the Daytona 500. A big year ahead for this up-and-coming talent.<\/p>\n Grant Enfinger<\/strong> leads the GMS Silverados as the veteran driver, with rookies Daniel Dye<\/strong> and Rajah Caruth<\/a><\/strong> joining the team for 2023. Caruth will pilot the #24 Chevy with sponsorship from the Wendell Scott Foundation, and Dye in the #43 Truck, with Guiseppe’s Pizza sponsoring Daytona and more to be announced. Both Caruth and Dye are running for the Rookie Of The Year title.<\/p>\n Stewart Friesen<\/strong> returns in 2023 with his race team, fielding the #52 Toyota Tundra. In the part-time #62 truck, Friesen’s wife Jessica<\/strong> for the Bristol Dirt Race, and Layne Riggs<\/strong>. Halmar-Friesen is bringing sponsors Aim Autism, Ferris Mowers, and Halmar International to the track this season.<\/p>\n Tyler Ankrum<\/strong> is returning to Hattori in 2023<\/a>. Hattori fields the #16 Tundra and Ankrum has longtime sponsor LiUNA onboard for 21 races this season.<\/p>\n Parker Kligerman<\/strong> returns to Henderson Motorsports for eleven races while he runs for the Xfinity Series championship, with a driver announcement for Mid-Ohio still to be made. On the #75 Silverado, Food Country USA is returning as a sponsor. Kligermann with start his part-time drives at Daytona.<\/p>\n Kyle Busch Motorsports returns as a Chevrolet team in 2023, with new drivers and new sponsors. Chase Purdy<\/strong> will drive the #4 truck with sponsor Bama Buggies full-time. Zariz Transport will sponsor the #51 truck for 15 races, five for Kyle Busch<\/strong> and ten for Jack Wood<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Christian Eckes<\/strong> and Jake Garcia<\/strong> join McAnally-Hilgemann Racing for 2023. Eckes, with sponsorship from NAPA Auto Care, will drive the #19 Silverado. Garcia will be sitting out the season opener at Daytona as he is too young to compete at super-speedway races. In his place, Chase Elliott<\/strong> will drive his #35 Silverado, and Garcia will be back in the truck starting at Las Vegas and will run for Rookie of the Year.<\/p>\n Carson Hocevar<\/strong> is back in his #42 Chevy, with sponsorship from Worldwide Express, and will be teammates with Lawless Alan<\/strong> in the #45 Truck, sponsored by AutoParkIt. Niece has selected an all-star lineup for their #41 Silverado. Starting at Daytona, Travis Pastrana<\/strong><\/a> will drive the truck, with Ross<\/strong> and Chad Chastain,<\/strong> and Bayley Curry<\/strong> driving select races. Worldwide Express will sponsor the #41 Chevy.<\/p>\n On Point has selected Chris Hacker<\/strong> to drive the #30 Tundra at Daytona, with Ryan Vargas<\/strong> driving seven races<\/a> for the team, and sponsorship for Daytona comes from Morgan and Morgan. Vargas brings sponsors Critical Path Security, Swann Security, Leargas Security, and Williamsburg Contracting.<\/p>\n Spire Motorsports announced last Friday that Corey LaJoie<\/strong> will drive the #7 Silverado at Daytona, with longtime partner Schluter Systems. LaJoie will also drive the truck at Darlington later in the season.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve always wanted a @schluterNA<\/a> Chevy Silveraydo. Tune in to @FS1<\/a> on Feb 17th to catch all the action at @DAYTONA<\/a> @SpireMotorsport<\/a> @NASCAR<\/a> — Corey LaJoie (@CoreyLaJoie) February 10, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nGMS Racing:<\/h3>\n
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