US EditionRam CEO Confirms NASCAR Return in 2026
- Ram officially announced its return to NASCAR's CRAFTSMAN Truck Series in 2026 at Michigan International Speedway on June 8, 2025.
- The return follows a 13-year absence after Ram exited factory NASCAR support after the 2012 season to focus on other product launches.
- Ram unveiled a new 1500 concept race truck with a black-and-red design to preview its upcoming NASCAR race vehicles and plans team selection.
- Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis announced that they plan to have four to six trucks competing at the Daytona season opener in 2026, expressing their decision to return to racing after a long absence.
- Ram's reentry will increase manufacturer competition in the Truck Series and signals a strategic push into NASCAR with broad product and marketing plans.
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Ram CEO confirms NASCAR return in 2026
(TestMiles) - Tim Kuniskis says Ram is back in racing, and he’s not easing in. From Daytona to the Cup Series, Ram is gunning for impact, fans, and full-throttle relevance. Why does this matter right now?Ram isn’t just rejoining NASCAR. According to CEO Tim Kuniskis, they’re planning to steal the show. After a 13-year absence, Ram is returning to the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series and it’s not stopping there. “Ram’s coming back to NASCAR. Let’s g…
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