Kaden Honeycutt to Replace Injured Friesen After Glen

Stewart Friesen, NASCAR Truck Series driver, will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining a fractured pelvis and right leg in a Super DIRTcar Series crash at Autodrome Drummond in Canada. Christopher Bell, a former Truck Series champion and current Cup Series driver, will substitute for Friesen in the No. 52 Toyota at Watkins Glen International. After Watkins Glen, Kaden Honeycutt, recently released from Niece Motorsports, will take over the No. 52 truck for the rest of the season. Friesen’s earlier win at Michigan International Speedway secured the team's owner’s playoff spot, and Honeycutt aims to help the team compete for the championship. Honeycutt’s move from Chevrolet to Toyota marks a significant career shift. Both Bell and Friesen expressed gratitude and optimism for the team’s prospects.