Daniel Dye And Justin Haley Join Kaulig Racing’s Ram NASCAR Truck Series Team
And then there were three.
NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Daniel Dye and Cup Series Driver Justin Haley have been signed to Kaulig Racing’s new Truck Series team that’s launching next season with Ram trucks.
The pair will be joining 2025 ARCA Menard’s Series champion Brendan Queen, who was the first to sign with the team.
“Getting to drive for Kaulig Racing in the Truck Series while representing Ram next year is truly special for me,” said Dye, who currently currently drives for Kaulig in the Xfinity Series.
“Some of my earliest memories are going to and from school and baseball practice in my dad’s RAM pickup, and when it came time for me to get my driver’s license, my first vehicle was a Ram 1500. It’s safe to say Ram has always been a part of my life, so I’m proud to be able to represent them.”
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Haley previously drove for Kaulig Racing for three years each in the Xfinity Series and Cup Series and is very familiar with the organization.
“It’s a privilege to have the opportunity to race with Kaulig Racing again,” Haley said in a news release. “Matt Kaulig believed in me from a very early point in my career, and we’ve shared a lot of success together. It’s a blessing to be back home with Kaulig and help the team forge their way on this new journey in the Truck Series with Ram. I’m excited to be around people who have believed in me from the start, and that will give me all the tools and resources that we need to win races and compete for championships. This is an opportunity I’m very proud to be a part of; our goal is to build a solid foundation early on and use that to get Matt Kaulig and Kaulig Racing their first NASCAR Championship.”
Kaulig Racing is planning to run up to five trucks in the series, but hasn’t confirmed how many will be full-time.
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