Dawson Sutton

Dawson Sutton is a competitor in American motorsports, racing full-time in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series as the driver of the No. 26 Chevrolet Silverado for Rackley W.A.R. Sutton advanced from his debut in the U.S. Legends Cars Series to a full-time late model campaign, earning wins, poles, and top-five finishes at tracks including Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway and in events such as the Snowflake 100 at Five Flags Speedway. Industry veterans Ron Hornaday Jr. and Willie Allen have mentored Sutton during his development in stock car racing.

Sutton gained attention when he replaced Ty Dillon for the final five races of a Truck Series season, securing a top-five finish at Kansas Speedway. This performance led to a full-time seat with Rackley W.A.R., marking a significant step in his progression toward the national stage and his pursuit of the NASCAR Cup Series. Observers have noted Sutton's technical skill and adaptability in one of NASCAR's most competitive divisions.

In addition to his racing accomplishments, Sutton maintains a public presence through interviews and media appearances, emphasizing his approach to racing, mentorship, and teamwork. His progression from regional short tracks to national competition highlights his commitment to the sport. Sutton continues to build his reputation as a competitor and spokesperson for the next generation of NASCAR athletes, resonating with aspiring drivers and motorsports fans.