Ram’s return to NASCAR may be about to get real. Ram is planning to launch a NASCAR Truck Series program in 2026, but it still needs teams and drivers to do it with. While the teams have not yet been ...

Next season at Daytona, Ram Trucks will make its much hyped reentry into the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Who will drive ...

Ram is planning a NASCAR reality show to find new drivers, with Dana White and Cleetus McFarland possibly joining the project ...

Ram Trucks' bold NASCAR driver reality TV show 2026 may debut with Dana White as key collaborator, revolutionizing driver ...

Five years into the split, Ram almost doubled its market share of the full-size truck segment. Meanwhile, Dodge saw sales increase 41% from 2009 to 2014.

BROOKLYN, Mich. — Dodge parent company Stellantis will enter NASCAR racing in 2026 with its Ram brand competing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with an eye toward going Cup racing in the ...

Ram Ram. I’ve written about Dodge’s potential return to NASCAR several times over the years, though for every rumor I’ve decided to cover, there have been 10 more that I passed on.

Originally known as Dodge RAM trucks, RAM is now its own brand and is owned by Stellantis, which also possesses Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep. Dodge competed in NASCAR’s Truck Series from its ...

Ram will return to NASCAR, scheduling a Craftsman Truck Series campaign beginning in 2026, announcing the news at Michigan. ... Ram spun off as a separate brand from Dodge in 2010.

Ram’s return has created buzz that Stellantis is eying a bigger involvement in NASCAR, as it once did to great fanfare. Dodge previously competed in the Cup Series from 2001 to 2012, winning the ...

Ram's return is, however, a moment that's been over 20 years in the making for NASCAR. Though the truck brand isn't truly new to NASCAR, Ram is the first since Toyota in 2004 to join NASCAR.

Reports have emerged that RAM is considering a bold entry into NASCAR with a driver tryout reality show, much like RFK Racing's 'The Gong Show' from the mid-2000s.