The Ram brand will compete in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026 with an eye toward Dodge going Cup racing in the years beyond.

A familiar face is returning to NASCAR's third highest level with the potential of eventually competing on the brightest stage.

The clock is ticking for Ram’s return to the NASCAR Truck Series. Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis announced the effort before

After a decade away, Dodge Ram is poised to re-enter the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026, marking a significant comeback for the brand in American motorsport. The announcement, teased through a promotional video showcasing a Ram truck performing a burnout on a racetrack,

Following news Ram's return to the NASCAR Truck Series, it's an obvious question ... is Dodge eying a return to Cup?

Ram is set to return to the NASCAR Truck Series in 2026 as the division's fourth manufacturer, where it will rival the Chevy Silverado RST.

Ram will return to NASCAR next year with a come back in the Truck Series — the first step toward launching a stock car program in the top Cup Series.

Ram, which previously competed from 2001-2012, will join Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota as the fourth manufacturer participating for NASCAR.

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