Martin Truex Jr. recently brought a long chapter of his career to a close, fully announcing his retirement from full-time NASCAR racing during the season finale in Phoenix. A beloved figure in the sport, Truex has made his mark as a veteran driver ...

Martin Truex Jr. ended his full-time Cup Series career with a 17th-place finish in the season finale at Phoenix Raceway.

Martin Truex Jr. got a nice surprise when his fellow drivers gave him a standing ovation during the prerace meeting before Sunday’s NASCAR finale.

Martin Truex Jr.’s retirement from full-time NASCAR racing marks a notable shift in the sport. His reflections on the experience reveal a deep sense of fulfillment, devoid of regrets. Despite stepping away from regular competition, the prospect of racing for enjoyment remains a tantalizing possibility.

Truex earns back-to-back poles and a chance to ride off into the sunset in the last race of his full-time career

After a stellar career that has spanned 21 NASCAR Cup Series seasons, Martin Truex Jr. is retiring from full-time racing at the end of the 2024 season. That doesn’t mean, however, that we’ve seen the last of the 44-year-old from Mayetta,

Martin Truex Jr. took the pole for the second straight week, making the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series finale - and his own as a full-time driver - pretty memorable.

Before his successful qualifying effort, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver met with reporters in the media center. He answered questions on a variety of topics, including his racing achievements, how the sport has changed during his career and the words he wrote in the champion's journal.

Martin Truex Jr.'s full-time NASCAR Cup Series career is officially over. On Sunday evening, Truex took the checkered flag as a full-time competitor for the last time at Phoenix Raceway, finishing in 17th place after winning the pole.