Front Row Motorsports to Field Second Truck Entry With Brett Moffitt at Talladega

How about this for a throwback? Brett Moffitt will pilot a No. 34 Front Row Motorsports machine this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway.

The organization will field a second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entry, and Moffitt will be the driver with primary sponsorship from FR8 Auctions. The paint scheme will be the same scheme that Moffitt piloted for Front Row Motorsports back in 2015.

NEWS: @Brett_Moffitt to run No. 34 @fr8_racing/@fr8auctions Ford F-150 at @TALLADEGA with throwback scheme to first Cup race with @fr8auctions.

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Moffitt is excited to rejoin the Front Row Motorsports team at Talladega Superspeedway.

“I really want to thank Bob Jenkins, Marcus Barela at Fr8Auctions.com and FR8 Racing for this opportunity,” said Moffitt. “It’s really cool to have this opportunity in the truck series again, especially with a championship team. I always loved my time at FRM and now we’re back together again with the same scheme that we all raced together- all the credit goes to the people at Fr8 for making that idea come together. I can’t wait to go race for a win and help Zane in his title defense.”

FR8 Auctions is also excited for the opportunity, as they know they’ll have a great shot at visiting victory lane with the combination of Moffitt and Front Row Motorsports.

“There is no better track than Talladega for all of us to reunite and go for the win,” said Marcus Barela, Owner, Fr8Auctions and FR8Racing. “Brett is a champion driver and FRM is a championship team. We’re excited to partner for this race and debut the No. 34 truck for Front Row Motorsports. The throwback scheme looks great and it brings back a lot of great memories. We’re ready to make more on Saturday.”

Moffitt, 31, was the 2018 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion, and he sports 12 career wins in the series. Moffitt has driven full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series this season with AM Racing, an organization that is planning to expand to two full-time NASCAR Xfinity Series entries in 2024.