60 car netted him four top-10 finishes and a pole at Talladega Superspeedway, with his best overall finish of ninth coming in the spring event at Richmond Raceway.Īfter a few intermittent Truck Series races over six years (one with ThorSport Racing in 2012, another with NTS Motorsports in 2015 and a start with Niece in 2017, all at Las Vegas Motor Speedway), Pastrana’s return marked his first race in nearly three years. He made nine starts in 2012 before joining Roush Fenway Racing for a full season in 2013. Pastrana’s NASCAR debut didn’t come until 2012 – despite originally slated to attempt a 2011 race, injuries at the X Games that year postponed those plans. He’s also broken countless bones and suffered a number of concussions in his career, but he isn’t slowing down after more than 20 years of doing what he loves. Pastrana is also a longtime X Games competitor, landing the first-ever double backflip on a motorcycle in competition and winning 17 medals overall.

The 36-year-old has competed in just about every motorsport imaginable – supercross, freestyle motocross, rally racing, super trucks and more – and he has racked up an impressive resume in all of those disciplines.

In a surprise announcement last Thursday (July 23), Travis Pastrana announced his return to the NASCAR world after nearly three years away, driving for Niece Motorsports in the Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway last Saturday (July 25).

RV There Yet? by Travis Casey