
MBM Motorsports’ Penalty Shake‑Up and Upcoming Driver Change in the NASCAR Truck Series
MBM Motorsports faces a points penalty and a driver change as Dystany Spurlock prepares for the Richmond Truck Series race.
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MBM Motorsports faces a points penalty and a driver change as Dystany Spurlock prepares for the Richmond Truck Series race.

NASCAR announced sanctions against MBM Motorsports' No. 69 truck after an illegal shifter boot was discovered during pre‑qualifying at Indianapolis, costing the team $5,000 and 25 points each for driver and owner.

NASCAR penalized the No. 69 MBM Motorsports Truck for an outdated shifter boot lacking certification, docking the team and driver points and leaving them with negative totals.

MBM Motorsports will field a Ram‑branded No. 69 truck at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, marking a pivotal moment in the brand's comeback and introducing young driver Jonathan Shafer to the series.

After a season of limited activity, Garage 66 announced the withdrawal of its flagship Ford entry from the upcoming Chicagoland Cup race, highlighting the financial pressures that still grip smaller NASCAR outfits.

The NASCAR Cup Series field will be missing a car at Chicagoland Speedway after the Garage 66 team, owned by Carl Long, pulled out due to insufficient funding. Driver Josh Bilicki was slated to compete, but the withdrawal marks the second such exit this season.

The NASCAR Cup Series returned to Chicagoland Speedway after a seven‑year absence, but the weekend was marked by the withdrawal of the No. 66 entry due to lack of sponsorship, reducing the field to 38 cars.

The NASCAR Cup Series was preparing for its first race at Chicagoland Speedway in seven years when the No. 66 Garage 66 Ford, driven by Josh Bilicki and owned by Carl Long, announced it would not compete, citing a lack of sponsorship. The decision reduces the field to 38 entries and underscores the ongoing volatility for independent teams.

A single non‑chartered Chevrolet will compete at Michigan, while the No. 66 Ford and No. 67 Toyota prepare for different schedules, including a street‑course race in San Diego.

Chad Finchum will drive the No. 66 Garrison Homes / Armbridge Ford Mustang Dark Horse for Garage 66 in the May 31 NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway, backed by new sponsors and a tribute to the late Kyle Busch.