Ty Majeski

ThorSport Racing

2026 Stats

Points

225

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Top 5

Top 10

2026 Fantasy Outlook

The ThorSport Racing veteran didn't collect any wins last season, but a major part of that was Corey Heim's dominance in 2025. However, Majeski displayed some of the best consistency of his truck series career with 10 Top-5 and 18 Top-10 finishes for a career-best average finish of 9.8 for the campaign. Majeski moves into the team's No. 88 Ford with Matt Crafton's retirement at the end of last year. Other than the number change, that's about it. ThorSport has a focus on Majeski's efforts and sees him as this team's best chance to take a championship in this division of NASCAR. He now has over 100 starts in the Craftsman Truck Series with six victories thus far. Majeski is becoming one of the more experienced young drivers in this racing series and is now a year-to-year championship contender. Read Past Outlooks

Car No. 88 Ford

Crew Chief Joe Shear Jr.

Runner-up Finish at Dover

Craftsman Truck Series

May 15, 2026

Majeski finished second in the ECOSAVE 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Dover Motor Speedway on Friday evening.

ANALYSIS
The driver of the No. 88 Ford started on the outside pole and chased Kyle Busch all afternoon at the Monster Mile. Majeski had good speed but Busch was just faster. He couldn't overtake him for the lead despite racing inside the Top 3 the full distance. The final green-flag run to the finish would see Majeski finish runner-up at 3-seconds back of Busch for his third Top 5 of the season.

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Past Fantasy Outlooks

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After a three-win and 14 Top-10 finish campaign, Majeski would walk away with both the win and the championship trophy in the final race last season at Phoenix. The ThorSport Racing driver would carry his No. 98 Ford team to the Craftsman Truck Series title and upset rival Corey Heim in the process. Majeski returns to this race team in 2025 and will look to make it a successful championship defense and second title in the upcoming season. Crew chief Joe Shear Jr. will bring his near 400-starts of experience and 30-career victories to the table. Shear and Majeski have worked together for three seasons now and have some very good chemistry. The 30-year-old driver will be among the elite in this racing series.

Majeski posted his second-straight Top-10 points campaign in 2023. The ThorSport Racing veteran nabbed one victory and 14 Top-10 finishes en route to a respectable eighth-place finish in the points. However, Majeski would have liked to achieve more and contended more vigorously for the championship last season. We believe he'll do that in 2024. Majeski returns to the No. 98 Ford and crew chief, Joe Shear Jr., as well as the rest of the ThorSport team returning. The duo has spent the last two seasons together building chemistry and momentum, and this could be the year when they hit it big. With now 66 starts of experience under his belt, Majeski seems to be coming of age.

After a ground-breaking season with ThorSport in 2022, Majeski returns to the No. 66 team and crew chief Joe Shear Jr. The duo posted two victories and 15 Top-10 finishes last season to finish fourth in the final standings. It was a breakout season for Majeski at this point in his NASCAR career. ThorSport will be switching from Toyota to Ford in the upcoming campaign, but that should be of little concern. This team has been not shy about swapping out manufacturers every few seasons, so they know the drill. They've been a long-time Ford team in the past and should be quite all right with the move. Majeski has shown he can win, now he needs to show he can win a championship.

No 2022 plans have been announced, but Majeski shared the No. 66 Toyota of ThorSport Racing with Paul Menard last season. Majeski would earn two Top-10 finishes in just four starts, and race competitively. This team may return again in a part-time capacity in the upcoming season.

Raced in 15 events for Niece Motorsports last season, earning three Top 10's along the way. Majeski was replaced by Brett Moffitt in the No. 45 truck, so he will not be back in 2021. His plans for the upcoming season have not been announced so Majeski enters the campaign a free agent driver.

Youngster Majeski takes over the truck that veteran, Ross Chastain, raced to so much success last season. Chastain racked up three victories and 19 Top-10 finishes with this race team. The potential and bar is set very high. Unfortunately, Majeski doesn't carry the same level of experience as Chastain. The 25-year-old driver has just 16-combined starts over the last three seasons in the Xfinity and Truck Series. His lone truck start came with Niece Motorsports last year and was a respectable 11th-place finish at Phoenix in the team's No. 44 entry. This team, and crew chief Phil Gould will get the most out of this young driver in 2020, but don't expect anything near the numbers Chastain posted in this same truck last season.

Grabbed two Top-10 finishes in 12 starts with Roush Fenway Racing's No. 60 team last season in the Xfinity Series. With the closure of Roush's Xfinity Series operations, Majeski is a free agent driver in 2019.

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Bounces back at Texas

Craftsman Truck Series

May 2, 2026

Majeski brought the No. 88 truck home in ninth place in Friday's SpeedyCash.com 250 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Texas Motor Speedway.