David Gravel

2025 Fantasy Outlook

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Gander Outdoors Truck

January 10, 2020

GMS Racing announced that World of Outlaws driver Gravel will run six select NASCAR Gander RV and Outdoors Truck Series races for the Statesville based organization. Gravel will sport Axalta colors on his No. 24 Chevrolet at Eldora Speedway and also compete in five yet to be announced Gander Trucks events in 2020, GMS Racing PR reports.

ANALYSIS
The decorated World of Outlaws veteran will get his first taste of NASCAR this season. Gravel will make a strong start on the dirt of Eldora, and five other yet to be named events. He's the 2019 winner of the Knoxville Nationals, and the winner of 51 total World of Outlaws events. The 27-year-old driver is incredibly talented, but lacks much experience on asphalt tracks.

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Past Fantasy Outlooks

2022

2021

2020

Gravel is a free agent driver entering the 2022 season.

Made just two starts in all of 2020 for GMS Racing in the No. 24 truck. However, Gravel did collect one Top-10 finish in those two efforts. It remains to be seen if he'll return to this race team in 2021. Gravel's plans for the upcoming season have not been announced, and he should be considered a free agent driver.

This will be GMS Racing's driver development team. Mayer and Gravel will split the schedule to some degree in this Chevy Silverado. Mayer made just three starts for GMS last season and earned just one Top-20 finish in those starts. The 16-year-old prospect won the K&N Pro Series East championship in 2019. Mayer grabbed four victories and 11 Top 10's in a dominant performance in that racing series. Gravel is transitioning from the World of Outlaws into NASCAR. He's the winner of the 2019 Knoxville Nationals, so he's an ace racing on dirt. However, Gravel is inexperienced in NASCAR trucks. The 27-year-old driver will be learning on the job in 2020. The upcoming season will be an uneven affair with some scattered success for these two prospect drivers.