Frankie Muniz Faces Setback in NASCAR Truck Series After Atlanta Crash

The actor-turned-racer reflects on losing momentum following a promising start to the season at Daytona.

Frankie Muniz, driving for Reaume Brothers Racing, finished 10th at Daytona, marking a strong start to his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut.
At Atlanta Motor Speedway, Muniz was running 11th before a three-wide collision forced him out of the race, resulting in a 26th-place finish.
Muniz expressed frustration over a perceived lack of respect from fellow drivers, citing challenges as a rookie and an outsider in the sport.
The crash ended Muniz's race 29 laps early, with NASCAR deeming his truck too damaged to continue despite his team's belief it could be repaired.
Muniz remains determined to prove himself, emphasizing clean racing and consistent performance as keys to earning respect in the series.