Martin Truex Jr. Reflects on Career as Retirement Nears Without a Final Win

With four races left, Truex aims for one last victory while considering future part-time racing opportunities.

Martin Truex Jr. is set to retire from full-time racing after a 20-year career, with hopes of securing a final win in the remaining four NASCAR Cup Series races.
Despite a strong start to the season, Truex has struggled for consistency, finishing outside the top spots in recent races and missing out on the championship playoffs.
Truex plans to participate in the 2025 Daytona 500, although uncertainties remain due to ongoing legal issues involving potential team 23XI Racing.
The veteran driver has expressed interest in part-time racing, including select Xfinity Series events, post-retirement.
Truex, a 2017 Cup Series champion, has yet to win the prestigious Daytona 500, a goal he hopes to achieve in his post-retirement racing endeavors.