Ryan Truex

Ryan Truex is an American professional stock car racing driver known for his achievements and resilience across NASCAR’s top divisions. Truex began his career with consecutive championships in the NASCAR K&N Pro East Series, establishing himself as a competitive presence in stock car racing. He has been recognized by ESPN the Magazine as one of its NEXT athletes and has ranked among the top drivers in the series’ history.

Truex has competed for teams including Joe Gibbs Racing, Kaulig Racing, and Sam Hunt Racing, with starts in the NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and Truck Series. His career has included both successes and challenges, particularly in securing full-time rides due to sponsorship constraints. Despite these obstacles, Truex has delivered strong performances, including a first NASCAR Xfinity Series victory at Dover Motor Speedway, followed by a second consecutive win at the same track. These achievements have highlighted his ability to perform under pressure at Dover, often referred to as the Monster Mile. His adaptability has also been demonstrated through substitute roles, such as stepping in for Denny Hamlin in the NASCAR Cup Series.

Truex’s career reflects his perseverance and skill in the motorsports industry. His public speaking engagements draw on experiences of overcoming adversity, adapting to new opportunities, and achieving success in competitive racing. As a two-time Dover winner and a respected figure in the NASCAR community, Truex shares insights from his racing career and commitment to professional excellence.