“Weight Lifted Off My Shoulders” – Ryan Truex Relieved to Have Full-time NASCAR Deal Finally Come Through

Recently, Ryan Truex announced that he is joining the Niece Motorsports NASCAR Truck Series team. The 28-year-old is joining the team on a full-time basis, as compared to part-time in the 2020 season. In light of the move, he spoke to SiriusXM Radio about the move and what prompted him to sign.

He confessed, “It’s going to be nice, It’s a lot of weight lifted off my shoulders. Honestly, just getting it announced and signed. I’ve been part-time here, a lot of my career and this is only my third time running full-time.

“Feels good, feels like if I were to get it done, I’ve had a lot of deals over the years that have been close.”

In all honesty, he was pretty much relieved to finally get a deal that didn’t fall flat at the last moment. With that out of the way, the younger Truex cannot wait for 2021 to come around. The driver is fairly confident that Niece Motorsports can hit the ground running.

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Martin Truex Jr’s younger sibling also said that he was glad to have a part-time experience. This is because he was able to gauge the team’s strengths and weaknesses. From there, he and the team can work on them together and hopefully gain some success.

If he and the outfit can head into the offseason and focus on what area to fix before the season begins. Admittedly, Truex has not had the opportunity to help develop the truck, and this is his first proper full season. Obviously, there have been plenty of highs and lows in the season gone past.

This is largely down to the fact that there is no practice or qualifying. The notion threw everyone for a loop and became a massive spanner in the works. Luckily, Truex and Niece Motorsports is up for the challenge and firmly believe that they can overcome such problems.

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