In the NASCAR Truck Series race at Mid-Ohio the following weekend, Justin Marks, a co-owner of Trackhouse Racing, would assume his previous position as a racer.
When he races the No. 41 Chevrolet for Niece Racing in the Truck Series contest on July 9 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Marks, 41, will make his first NASCAR beginning since 2018.
Worldwide Express, a company with connections to Niece and Trackhouse Racing, will support Marks’ entrance.
“I’m glad I can help support Niece Motorsports and thrilled to be in the Worldwide Express colors. Their (trucks) have been fast this year so we are going to Mid-Ohio this weekend with the mindset of not only having fun, but believing we will run well,” he said.
In the Xfinity Series contest at the 2.4-mile road circuit in August 2016, Marks led a career-high 43 laps on route to his maiden NASCAR triumph.
“I know how fast Carson Hocevar was at the road course in Sonoma before he had to turn over the truck to Daniel (Suárez),” he said. “I expect he’ll be just as good on the road course at Mid-Ohio.”
Since September 2018, Marks won’t compete in the NASCAR National Series. He has made 38 starts in Trucks, 35 in Xfinity, and six in the Cup Series.
“The partnerships Niece Motorsports has formed with Worldwide Express and Trackhouse Racing have allowed us to explore new opportunities this year and we are excited to have Justin in our (truck) at Mid-Ohio,” Niece Motorsports general manager Cody Efaw said.
“Worldwide Express’ commitment to our race teams and NASCAR as a whole makes this all possible and we look forward to continuing to strengthen our relationship.”
Suarez and Ross Chastain, both of Trackhouse Racing’s racers, have now collected a total victories this season, the team’s second in the Cup Series.
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