Three-time Craftsman Truck Series champion Matt Crafton will retire after the 2025 season. Ty Majeski will take over the No.

Matt Crafton announces NASCAR Truck Series retirement after 2025 season, ending an iconic 25-year ThorSport Racing legacy.

Explore Matt Crafton's NASCAR Truck Series legacy as his remarkable two-decade journey ends, marking a new era in 2026.

Sandusky, OH – ThorSport Racing today announced a new chapter for its storied No. 88 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entry.

Matt Crafton, the longest-tenured active driver in NASCAR, is set to hang up his hat after over two decades of full-time ...

While his performance has taken a downward spiral since 2020, it doesn’t mean that Crafton’s career is any less Hall of ...

After more than two decades of unwavering commitment and competitive excellence, Matt Crafton will conclude his full-time ...

ThorSport Racing announced the retirement of Matt Crafton, the driver of the No. 88 Craftsman Truck Series entry.

Matt Crafton, a three-time Nascar Craftsman Truck Series champion, will retire from full-time racing as Ty Majeski will ...

ThorSport Racing had announced that Matt Crafton's time at the Truck series as a full-time driver was coming to an end with ...

NASCAR veteran Matt Crafton has announced his retirement after a legendary 26-year career in the Truck Series, leaving behind ...

Crafton has enjoyed what has become the longest tenured sponsorship relationship in NASCAR history with Menard’s. which he ...