Martin Truex Jr. recently brought a long chapter of his career to a close, fully announcing his retirement from full-time NASCAR racing during the season finale in Phoenix. A beloved figure in the sport, Truex has made his mark as a veteran driver ...

Martin Truex Jr. ended his full-time Cup Series career with a 17th-place finish in the season finale at Phoenix Raceway.

Martin Truex Jr. got a nice surprise when his fellow drivers gave him a standing ovation during the prerace meeting before Sunday’s NASCAR finale.

Martin Truex Jr. goes through his emotions after industry members stop by to congratulate him after his final full-time Cup Series race.

Truex earns back-to-back poles and a chance to ride off into the sunset in the last race of his full-time career

Before his successful qualifying effort, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver met with reporters in the media center. He answered questions on a variety of topics, including his racing achievements, how the sport has changed during his career and the words he wrote in the champion's journal.

Martin Truex Jr. took the pole for the second straight week, making the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series finale - and his own as a full-time driver - pretty memorable.

Martin Truex Jr. has two races left in his NASCAR career and on Sunday he is reunited with an old friend, Martinsville Speedway. Sunday will be Truex Jr.'s 38 th and final appearance at "The Paperclip" and the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion is hoping to find the magic that has given him three career Cup series wins at Martinsville.

Martin Truex Jr.'s full-time NASCAR Cup Series career is officially over. On Sunday evening, Truex took the checkered flag as a full-time competitor for the last time at Phoenix Raceway, finishing in 17th place after winning the pole.