The #7 truck has been piloted by a lineup of talented drivers throughout the 2024 season, contributing to its impressive performance on the track. Corey LaJoie was the first to get behind the wheel of the #7 truck in Daytona, showing out in his Bluegreen Vacations Silverado to start the year. Kyle Busch piloted the #7 truck into Victory Lane at both Atlanta Motor Speedway and Texas Motor Speedway. His Atlanta win sported a Group 1001 livery, while his Texas triumph showcased Team Realtree. Busch also drove the BAMF Enterprises #7 truck at Darlington Raceway. Sammy Smith brought his talents to the #7 truck showing out with liveries brought to you by TMC, Pilot, and Golden Harvest, in four races for Spire. Connor Zilisch raced in the Austin Hatcher Foundation and Team Silver Hare Silverado for three races so far this season, displaying his immense potential as a developing young driver. Connor Mosack contributed to the team’s competitive efforts, driving the Chevy Accessories and MKS Pipe & Valve truck. Andrés Pérez added his flair to the #7 with Herdez/Wholly Guacamole on board, showcasing his talent and promising future in NASCAR. Collectively, these drivers have made the Spire Motorsports #7 Chevrolet Silverado a competitive force in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.

Veteran crew chief Brian Pattie will call the shots for Spire Motorsports No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado in 2024. Pattie spent 14 seasons atop the pit box in the NASCAR Cup Series (NCS), where his drivers produced six wins, nine poles, 57 top-five and 131 top-10 finishes across 528 starts. In 2012, he guided Clint Bowyer to three victories and a runner-up finish in the NCS championship standings. In 2017, he guided Ricky Stenhouse Jr. to a pair of wins and a berth in NCS the playoffs. The Florida native has also recorded 11 wins in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Last season, Pattie led the No. 51 effort for Kyle Busch Motorsports where he called one pole, two wins, seven top-five and 10 top-10 finishes.