In an unexpected turn of events, Matt Mills was named Niece Motorsports’ 2024 season signee for the Truck Series. Mills is prepared for a full-throttle run in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series after stepping into the No. 42 Chevrolet Silverado to replace the departing Carson Hocevar. A thrilling season is about to begin as the truck will proudly display the logos of J.F. Electric and Utilitra.
In the midst of the NASCAR commotion, a 26-year-old powerhouse takes the place of challenger Carson Hocevar. Let’s introduce Matt Mills, a seasoned NASCAR driver who made his Truck Series debut in 2016.
He made the switch to the Xfinity Series in 2017, and since then, he’s been a force to be reckoned with, making waves in both series and leaving a long-lasting mark on the racing world.
- 2021: A single Cup Series sprint at Kansas, finishing 38th – a taste of the majors.
- 123 races were completed by the Xfinity Series Maestro, who displayed steadfast skill.
- In 2019, he made his impact on the racing circuit with a stunning tenth-place victory at Daytona.
The CEO of Niece Motorsports comments on the signing of Matt Mills
In a pivotal moment for Matt Mills, he replaces the Cup Series-bound Carson Hocevar at Niece Motorsports by joining a title-contending Truck Series squad. This is a pivotal turning point for Mills and the team, opening the door to a thrilling new era in their racing pursuits.
The general manager of Niece Motorsports, Cody Efaw, was ecstatic with their most recent purchase. He is confident in the 26-year-old’s skills and expects a notable improvement in their team’s ability, which will add to the No. 42 team’s successful season. The new hire is ready to provide a new wave of talent and ability, guaranteeing that the No. 42 team’s ongoing success story keeps moving forward.
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