Ram will return to the NASCAR truck chain competition in 2026.
The brand, then a large extent under the dodge ownership, the three manufacturers’ Championships (2001, 2003-04) and two driver titles-Bobby Hamilton (2004) and Ted Musgrev (2005)-When it competed in the first truck series.
The announcement was made before the Cup Series event on Sunday at Michigan International Speedway.
Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota currently produce competitors of the truck chain.
Global manufacturer Stalentis has not done a truck in the NASCAR race since 2013. The last truck to join the circuit was Toyota Tundra in 2004.
“I know this is something about which we have been talking about for a long time, and this is something that does not do to us many times,” about the introduction of a new truck, John Prost, NASCAR’s Executive Vice President and Chief Racing Development Officer, a new truck. “I think the last time we did this, 20 years ago when Toyota entered our game, it’s something that is our entire game and our current competitors, potential new contestants, a big moment for us [original equipment manufacturers],
Ram Kuniscis, Chief Executive Officer of Ram, said that it is expected that the 2026 season opener has at least four Rams in the Detona International Speedway. Ram is looking for at least one team partnership.
“We’re looking for a date for prom right now,” said Kunisis.
Probest said that he hopes that RAM would be very aggressive in getting a good team in his camp to run his banner, “Future is going to discuss with other manufacturers adding other brands to the grid.
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