No. 07 TRUCK

The No. 07 truck enters it’s first season in the NASCAR CRAFSTMAN Truck Series for Spire Motorsports. The truck will be piloted by a lineup of talented drivers throughout the 2025 season. Michael McDowell was the first to get behind the wheel of the No. 07 truck at Daytona and Atlanta, showing out with liveries brought to you by GoBowling and Delaware Life. At Las Vegas, Justin Haley made his second Truck Series start of the season, this time driving the No. 07 Gainbridge Silverado. Kyle Larson piloted the No. 07 HendrickCars.com Silverado at Homestead-Miami, making a late comeback to win the Baptist Health 200 in dramatic fashion. At Martinsville, William Byron returned behind the wheel of a Spire Truck for the first time since winning at Martinsville in 2022, this time driving the No. 07 HendrickCars.com Silverado. Larson returned to the No. 07 in Bristol with hopes of completing the triple sweep, ultimately finishing 2nd in the HendrickCars.com Silverado. At NASCAR’s highly anticipated return to Rockingham, Sammy Smith seized the opportunity to pilot the No. 07 Gainbridge Silverado. Gainbridge was the primary sponsor back to back truck weekends on the No. 07, this time in Texas with Nick Sanchez making his return to a Spire Silverado. At Kansas, William Byron completed his second race piloting the No. 07 HendrickCars.com Silverado, finishing 2nd. Kyle Busch made his first appearance behind the wheel of the No. 07 Gainbridge Silverado at North Wilkesboro, marking his 2nd truck race of the 2025 season for Spire. At Charlotte Motor Speedway, B.J. McLeod made his Spire Motorsports truck series debut, piloting the No. 07 Pigeon Forge Racing Coaster Silverado. Kyle Busch returned to the No. 07 for the second time this season at Nashville Superspeedway, driving the Gainbridge Chevrolet Silverado. Corey LaJoie made his 2025 NCTS debut, piloting the No. 07 Gainbridge Silverado to a Top-5 at Michigan International Speedway. At Pocono Raceway, Patrick Emerling got behind the wheel of the No. 07 GOAT Power Bikes Silverado for the first time. At Lime Rock Park, road racing standout Thomas Annunziata, made his debut in the No. 07 TOP LINER SIlverado.

Allen Hart enters his second season with Spire Motorsports, first in a crew chief role, leading the No. 07 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series entry that will see a rotating roster of drivers throughout 2025. In 2024, Hart coordinated engineering efforts for Nick Sanchez and the No. 2 Silverado under the supervision of veteran crew chief, Kevin “Bono” Manion. Prior to his time at Spire Motorsports, Hart spent two seasons calling the shots for Sam Hunt Racing’s No. 26 Xfinity Series entry. Multiple drivers filled the seat in the 2022 season and Kaz Grala piloted the entry full-time in 2023. The 2005 mechanical engineering graduate of Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State University spent eight years at JR Motorsports as the lead engineer for the No. 7 Chevrolet. After the initially pairing with decorated crew chief, Greg Ives, and Regan Smith for 2014 and 2015, he was reunited with driver Justin Allgaier. In six seasons together (2016-2021), they racked up 13 victories, 83 top fives, 135 top 10s and 3,358 laps led. The team made the Xfinity Series playoffs in all six seasons and reached the Championship 4 on four occasions (2016, 2017, 2019 and 2020). Prior to JR Motorsports, Hart spent time at Team Penske, Bill Davis Racing and Tommy Baldwin Racing as a design engineer. He advanced to a race engineer position at Turner Scott Motorsports in 2013 where he worked with Justin Allgaier for the first time.