What’s Happening?

Third-generation driver Luke Baldwin is expanding his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series schedule for the 2026 season, competing in 12 races for Team Reaume throughout the season.

• Baldwin’s schedule in the team’s No. 2 truck is set to kick off at Rockingham Speedway on April 3 and will conclude in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 6. This will be Baldwin’s second part-time season in the Truck Series, and an overall expansion of his schedule from last season.
• Last season, Baldwin raced with fellow Ford team ThorSport Racing in their No. 66 truck, finishing no better than 12th in five races. Though he is no longer with a championship-winning organization like ThorSport, Baldwin gets a shot at more than seven races this year compared to last year’s effort.
• Baldwin is the grandson of Tom Baldwin and son of former Daytona 500 Champion Crew Chief and long-time car owner Tommy Baldwin Jr. Though Baldwin Jr. is no longer a team owner or Crew Chief, he has continued working in NASCAR as the Competition Director at Rick Ware Racing.
• Luke, much like his family members, has made a name for himself racing modifieds. The 19-year-old is a part-timer in NASCAR’s Whelen Modified Tour and a two-time champion in the SMART Modified Tour.

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