A NASCAR team has made an exciting double announcement ahead of the official 2026 season opener at Daytona International Speedway next month.
In an official statement, Hill Motorsports has confirmed that owner/driver Timmy Hill will return behind the wheel of their No. 56 Toyota Tundra in the upcoming Truck Series season.
Not only that, but the team has also confirmed that they plan to run at a minimum of 17 events throughout the season, with potential to add further races to their schedule as the campaign progresses.
Last season, Hill Motorsports competed in only eight events and stepped away from full-time NASCAR racing, but this marks a significant step towards returning.
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Elsewhere in the official statement, Hill Motorsports confirmed that Cable Enterprises will be featured prominently on their truck throughout the season, including as a primary sponsor at the Daytona season opener.
Furthermore, veteran crew chief Terry Elmore will return to the top of the pit box, continuing his leadership role with the team.
"We're really excited to be back running more regularly in the Truck Series this season," said Timmy Hill, Owner/Driver of Hill Motorsports.
"Having Coble Enterprises' unwavering support gives us a strong foundation to build on and a lot of confidence as we move forward.
"We're extremely thankful for the continued support over the years from Coble Enterprises and Sherri Coble. We're proud to represent them on and off the track."
Elsewhere, Sherri Coble, President of Coble Enterprises, added: "Coble Enterprises is proud to continue its strong relationship with Hill Motorsports.
"Timmy and his team represent the hard work, determination, and integrity we value, and we're excited to be part of their journey again this season and beyond."
Further announcements regarding partners, additional races, and team developments will be released as plans are finalized, Hill Motorsports has confirmed.
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