Travis Pastrana

Pastrana returned from semi-retirement from NASCAR and ran two truck series races in 2020. He piloted trucks for Niece Motorsports and collected 21st- and 22nd-place finishes on a pair of intermediate ovals. Pastrana has not announced any plans for 2021 at this time, but he may choose to do some more part-time racing for this team in the upcoming season.

Pastrana has left NASCAR as of the end of the 2013 season to pursue other racing and exploits away from stock car racing.

The former Motocross and X-Games champion will make the full-time dive into NASCAR this season after a couple seasons dabbling in the lower divisions of the sport. Pastrana made nine Nationwide Series starts last season, most with the No. 99 team. This year he’ll get a big upgrade in team and equipment. The strong No. 60 Roush Ford that Carl Edwards used to win so many races over the years will be his new destination. Pastrana will be paired with veteran crew chief Chad Norris and Boost Mobile will pick up the bills. While it’s still quite early in his stock car racing development, the situation will be a set up for success. Just how much depends on how quickly Pastrana learns the ropes.