Casten Everidge, a third‑generation racer from Longmont, Colorado, is set to make his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut on July 24 at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
The Everidge lineage runs deep in American motorsport: his grandfather Ron Everidge, a Hall of Famer, founded Everidge Motor Sales in 1984 and later Everidge Racing Enterprise, while his father Rick Everidge dominated Midwestern circuits such as the US Pro Series and the Champion Racing Association, often finishing one‑two with his son.
A Family Legacy Takes to the Track
Casten will climb into the No. 93 Chevrolet for Costner Motorsports, a team owned by veteran team owner Costner Motorsports, bringing the family’s racing heritage to the historic Indianapolis venue.
The effort is backed by a coalition of sponsors including Helios, TrackTune, Hyperco USA and Hand Print Ink, each of which will be showcased on the car and around the track.
Looking Ahead to 2027
While he plans to contest a handful of Truck Series events this season, Everidge is already mapping a full‑time campaign for 2027, aiming to expand his presence and compete for higher finishes.
The TSport 200 race will be televised on Fox Sports 1 beginning at 6 p.m. MT, with the following weekend’s Brickyard 400 slated for TNT and an expected crowd of 70,000 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.