Overview
- Kaulig and Ram will reveal the No. 25 driver on the Monday before each race, with the first selection due in February ahead of the Feb. 13, 2026 Daytona opener.
- Free Agent participants will not collect Craftsman Truck Series points, as Ram is creating a separate performance-based prize for those one-off appearances.
- The program is part of a five-truck, factory-backed 2026 effort that includes full-time entries for Brenden Queen, Daniel Dye and Justin Haley, plus one still-to-be-announced seat.
- Interested drivers have been invited to apply via motorsports@ramtrucks.com, with all selections requiring approval from Kaulig Racing and NASCAR based on safety and credibility.
- Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis said the rotating seat could feature many different drivers across the 25 races and emphasized the initiative’s fan-engagement focus as the team readies for 2026.