Reigning NASCAR Truck champion Zane Smith will move full-time to the Cup Series next season with Trackhouse Racing.
Trackhouse co-owner Justin Marks confirmed Saturday that the organization has signed Smith to a multi-year contract to compete in the NASCAR Cup Series.
With Trackhouse currently only holding two charters in the Cup Series, Trackhouse will utilize a charter recently purchased by Spire Motorsports to run Smith in a third team. “Spire Motorsports will acquire a NASCAR charter from Live Fast Motorsports prior to the 2024 season and we’re thrilled to offer our support to Trackhouse Racing, a key member of the Chevrolet family,” said Spire Motorsports co-owner Jeff Dickerson.
“It’s a huge day,” Smith said. “It’s been a crazy road. It just means the world to me. This is the place I want to be.”Smith, 24, has made seven career Cup series starts. He made his debut in 2022 at Gateway with RFK Racing and competed this season for both Front Row Motorsports and Rick Ware Racing. His best finish was 10In 89 career Truck starts, the native of Huntington Beach, Calif.
Smith also has 12 Xfinity Series starts to his credit, with a best finish of fifth with JR Motorsports in 2019.
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