Clint Bowyer is set to make his first NASCAR Truck Series start since 2024, lining up on the grid at Dover in a Kaulig Racing entry that qualified 22nd.
The veteran driver, who last contested a Truck race in 2022, brings a wealth of Cup experience and a reputation for meticulous setup work, hoping to translate that into a competitive run despite a modest qualifying position.
Looking Ahead to Adjustments
Bowyer said the team will focus on fine‑tuning the Ram 1500 throughout the event, aiming to climb the running order as the race progresses.
The driver also highlighted the importance of teamwork, noting that he will be working alongside four fellow Kaulig teammates, each bringing their own strengths to the effort.
Off the track, Bowyer continues to juggle his racing commitments with his role as a commentator for Fox, a dual responsibility that adds another layer of insight to his on‑track approach.
Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see whether the former Cup Series regular can buck the trend of a P34 DNF in his only previous Truck start at Dover back in 2007, and turn the weekend into a showcase of resilience.