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Honeycutt to replace Friesen for balance of Truck Series season
Stewart Friesen will be sidelined for the remainder of the Craftsman Truck Series season and Kaden Honeycutt will drive his Toyota for the rest of the year, following Christopher Bell's one-off run with the team this weekend at Watkins Glen.
Kaden Honeycutt to fill in for Stewart Friesen for rest of Truck Series season
Halmar Friesen Racing announced Tuesday that Kaden Honeycutt will substitute as the driver of the team’s No. 52 Toyota for the final eight races of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season. The move comes as HFR’s primary driver,
Niece Motorsports has parted ways with driver Kaden Honeycutt, saying Honeycutt has signed with a different team and ...
Kaden Honeycutt has found a way to make the playoffs after he departed Niece Motorsports. The 22-year-old announced a one-off start with Young Motorsports for Watkins Glen, followed by a stint with ...
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Team executive explains why Niece Motorsports suddenly released driver
He was released by the organization after it said Honeycutt has signed with another team and manufacturer for 2026.
Honeycutt, 22, has been a full-time driver for Niece this season, collecting two top-5 finishes and nine top-10 results.
In a surprise mid-season change just two races before the Craftsman Truck Series playoffs, Niece Motorsports announced the ...
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NASCAR driver fired immediately given new job very next day
A NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series star announced that he will be racing for Halmar Friesen Racing and Young's Motorsports ...
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NASCAR team makes surprising driver decision before Watkins Glen
In a surprising move, a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver currently inside the playoff picture has been released from his ...
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