Justin Marks, co‑owner of Trackhouse Racing, took part in a NASCAR Truck Series event at Naval Base Coronado, California, where he finished 25th. The outing marked his last scheduled start in the series, as he announced that he will not compete in any further Truck Series races during 2026.
Kligerman’s Return to Lime Rock
Parker Kligerman will assume Marks’ seat at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut for the upcoming race. The driver previously visited the 1.5‑mile circuit in 2023, finishing 18th, and has already logged three Truck Series starts this season, highlighted by a road‑course victory at Mid‑Ohio in 2022.
Kligerman’s résumé includes a blend of road‑course expertise and short‑track resilience, traits that have earned him limited but impactful results across the series. His recent win at Mid‑Ohio demonstrated the ability to capitalize on strategic pit stops and tire management, qualities that could prove decisive on the concrete surface of Lime Rock.
Implications for the roster
The move comes as Trackhouse Racing, Spire Motorsports, Kaulig Racing, Niece Motorsports and Henderson Motorsports continue to shuffle driver line‑ups ahead of the 2026 season. Each organization is evaluating how Kligerman’s experience aligns with their strategic goals, especially as the series expands its schedule to include more street‑circuit events.
Fans can expect a fresh dynamic at Lime Rock, a venue that has historically produced unpredictable outcomes. With Kligerman now behind the wheel, the race may see a shift in on‑track battles, potentially opening opportunities for other drivers to contend for stage points and stage wins.
The upcoming event will be streamed live on Fox Sports and FuboTV, ensuring that viewers across the United States can follow the action. Coverage will also be available through NASCAR’s official platforms, further amplifying the series’ reach.