Frankie Muniz plans to remain in NASCAR’s Truck Series in 2027, though his schedule with Team Reaume may be part-time or full-time. He’ll also prioritize sports-car racing after winning the Mustang Challenge championship, while continuing to pursue better NASCAR results.

By the Numbers
  • Muniz has started 18 of 22 Truck Series races in 2026.
  • He has three top-20 finishes, ranks 25th in the standings with three races left, and has a 26.4 average finish this season.
  • His career-best NASCAR finish is 10th, at Daytona in 2025.
  • In his 2023 ARCA season, he recorded one top-five and 11 top-10 finishes, finishing fourth in the championship.
Yes, But

Muniz says NASCAR remains a priority, but he has not settled on a full-time schedule and expects a major sports-car focus in 2027. His success in sports cars contrasts with his recent Truck Series results, where he says he still has unfinished business.

What's Next

Muniz and Team Reaume are still working out the 2027 schedule. He expects to race in the Truck Series in some capacity while building on his sports-car success.

Bottom Line

Muniz isn’t leaving NASCAR, but his 2027 racing plans will balance the series with a sports-car program where he has already found championship-winning form.