Frankie Muniz Racing Full-Time In NASCAR Truck Series In 2025
Frankie Muniz is all-in.
The TV and movie start has announced that he will be driving full-time in the 2025 NASCAR Truck Series for Reaume Brothers Racing.
Muniz competed in the full ARCA Menards Series season in 2023, finishing fourth in the standings.
The 38-year-old is a member of the Ford Performance roster of drivers and ran part-time across ARCA, the NASCAR Truck Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2024, but entered fewer races than planned due to a mid-season illness.
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He finished 31st in the Truck Series at Nashville and 29th at Kansas and is entered in the Homstead-Miami race on Oct. 26th.
“I’m incredibly excited to join Reaume Brothers Racing full-time in 2025,” Muniz said in a news release.
“My longstanding relationship with Ford has been a game changer, and I am thrilled to help facilitate additional support allowing us to tap into their exceptional technical and engineering resources. I’m confident that this synergy will elevate Reaume Brothers Racing and help us achieve great things together. I can’t wait to get started”
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Muniz will take over the No. 33 Ford F-150 from Lawless Alan, who is coming off of a 5th place finish at Talladega and stands 24th in the season standings with three races to go. Alan has not announced plans for 2025.
Muniz first got the racing bug when he won the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race at Long Beach, Calif., in 2005. That led to a short career as a Formula Atlantic driver that was ended by injuries suffered in a serious crash in 2009.
Muniz told Fox News that he is putting acting to the side to focus on his racing.
“If I’m going to race against drivers who, this is their lives, I’ve got to dedicate myself the same way that they are. I can’t be part time.”
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