Martin Truex Jr. may not have won in 2024, but he bids farewell to full-time NASCAR Cup competition with Hall of Fame-worthy numbers.

Martin Truex Jr. has continued to state that he plans to run the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Daytona 500 despite deciding to walk away from his full-time NASCAR Cup

When Martin Truex Jr. announced he was stepping away from full-time NASCAR racing at the end of 2024, most fans assumed he’d swap race tracks for fishing spots and hunting trails. After all, the 2017 Cup Series champion seemed ready to trade high-speed turns for a slower-paced life filled with hobbies and relaxation.

Martin Truex Jr., the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion, has stepped away from full-time competition - but the veteran is set to return at the Daytona 500

Martin Truex Jr. has completed his journey as a full-time NASCAR Cup Series competitor, but his story as a race car driver is still ongoing. Truex plans to return to the race track for more Cup and Xfinity Series races in 2025 but doesn't know the specifics

Martin Truex Jr. still anticipates entering the Daytona 500 in February with Cole Pearn serving as crew chief but doesn’t expect it to happen under the 23XI banner. Truex retired from full-time NASCAR competition after the season finale at Phoenix Raceway on November 10.