Timmy Hill will take part in an expanded schedule in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series for 2026, as Hill Motorsports confirmed it will again enter a truck with Hill at the wheel. Fresh off a partial 2025 campaign, the team sets its sights on increased participation, spotlighting the importance of the Timmy Hill NASCAR Truck Series presence this coming season.
More Races Planned for Hill Motorsports in 2026
The No. 56 truck, fielded by Hill Motorsports, is slated to make its season debut at the iconic Daytona International Speedway during the season opener. Coble Enterprises will return as the primary sponsor, continuing a longstanding relationship with the team. Altogether, Hill’s team is planning to compete in 17 races throughout the 2026 season, marking a notable jump from the eight appearances made during the previous year.
“We’re really excited to be back running more regularly in the Truck Series this season,”
Hill said, expressing the team’s enthusiasm for their expanded involvement. He further noted the value of sponsor loyalty, stating,
“Having Coble Enterprises unwavering support gives us a strong foundation to build on and a lot of confidence as we move forward. We’re extremely thankful for the continued support over the years from Coble Enterprises and Sherri Coble. We’re proud to represent them on and off the track.”
– Timmy Hill, Driver
Past Performance and Future Outlook
Hill’s commitment to increasing his Truck Series schedule comes after a mixed run in 2025 and a full-time slate in 2024. His best performance in the last season was an eighth-place result at Darlington Raceway, demonstrating his competitive capability in the series. In addition to their Truck Series efforts, Hill Motorsports also entered the ARCA Menards Series on a part-time basis in 2025, though it remains unclear if that program will continue into 2026.
Brand Partnership and Community Support
The team’s relationship with Coble Enterprises and figures such as Sherri Coble has provided stability and ongoing encouragement for Hill’s racing ambitions. Their sponsorship helps ensure that Hill Motorsports can continue representing their partners both on the track and within their wider racing community.
Looking Ahead in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
With the 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on the horizon, Timmy Hill and his team are preparing to make a stronger impression through a busier competition calendar. This step forward demonstrates the potential for more competitive finishes and increased visibility for Hill, Hill Motorsports, and their sponsors like Coble Enterprises. The upcoming season will be closely watched by fans and partners alike, as Hill aims to build on his foundation and deliver solid results in each scheduled race.
