No. 7 TRUCK

The No. 7 truck was piloted by a lineup of talented drivers throughout the 2024 season, contributing to its impressive performance on the track. The 2025 season is no different. Justin Haley was the first to get behind the wheel of the No. 7 truck at Daytona, showing out in his Gainbridge Silverado to start the year. At Atlanta for the second race of the 2025 season, Kyle Busch took the checkered flag in the FR8 208, piloting the No. 7 Gainbridge Silverado. In Las Vegas, Corey Day earned his first career Kennametal Pole Award, piloting the No. 7 HendrickCars.com Silverado. Day continued his run in the No. 7 truck following up Vegas with four more races at Homestead-Miami, Martinsville, Bristol, and Rockingham. At Texas, Carson Hocevar returned to the Truck Series to get behind the wheel of the Chili’s No. 7 Ride the ‘Dente Silverado. Running back-to-back races in the No. 7 Silverado, this time with a Delaware Life livery, Carson Hocevar won the Heart of Health Care 200 at Kansas Speedway. At North Wilkesboro, Sammy Smith made his second appearance in a Spire truck during the 2025 season, his first in the No. 7 TMC Silverado. Kyle Busch returned to the No. 7 Gainbridge Silverado at Charlotte for his final race of the season in the No. 7 respectively. Corey Day made another appearance piloting the No. 7 at Nashville Superspeedway, finishing with a top-5 for the HendrickCars.com Chevrolet Silverado. At Michigan and Pocono, Carson Hocevar got behind the wheel of the No. 7 Delaware Life Silverado for the second and third time this season. At Lime Rock Park, internationally-accomplished road racer Jordan Taylor, made his first NCTS start in the No. 7 Gainbridge Silverado

Brian Pattie enters his second season with Spire Motorsports, calling the shots for a rotating roster of all-star caliper drivers aboard the team’s No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado. Last season, the 49-year-old led the No. 7 team to two wins, six top-five and 12 top-10 finishes. The team also qualified for the series’ owners’ championship, ultimately finishing the year eighth in the season-ending point standings. 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. The 2023 season marked his first year in the CRAFTSMAN Truck Series garage where he guided Kyle Busch Motorsports’ No. 51 team with a rotating roster of drivers throughout the year. Pattie and Busch secured two wins on the season, visiting Victory Lane at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and securing KBM’s 100th and final race win at Pocono Raceway. The duo finished inside the top five in four of their five starts and never finished outside the top seven. Pattie is one of a select few crew chiefs to have won races across all three of NASCAR’s Cup, Xfinity and CRAFTSMAN Truck Series.