Team Reaume has confirmed that Luke Baldwin, a rising competitor in stock car racing, will take on a 12-race schedule in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026. The addition of Baldwin underlines the team’s plans for the upcoming season, positioning him as the driver of the No. 2 truck beginning at Rockingham Speedway and finishing at Homestead-Miami Speedway, marking another pivotal moment in Luke Baldwin NASCAR 2026 developments.
Baldwin to Pilot No. 2 in Select 2026 Events
On January 13, Team Reaume revealed that Baldwin will serve as the wheelman for the No. 2 Ford F-150 across 12 events next year. His campaign opens on April 3 at Rockingham Speedway and concludes with a finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, as he becomes the first confirmed driver for this truck in the 2026 season. The team publicly expressed their confidence, announcing,
“Team Reaume is excited to announce the signing of the young star Luke Baldwin for 12 races in 2026. Luke will pilot the No. 2 Ford F-150. Luke’s first race will be April 3rd at Rockingham Speedway. #teamreaume #fordracing pic.twitter.com/BsbFHoT0Je”
— Team Reaume (@TeamReaume) January 13, 2026.
Racing Background and Family Legacy
Luke Baldwin is the son of Tommy Baldwin, the well-known crew chief and team owner. Making his NASCAR national series debut with ThorSport Racing in 2025, Baldwin participated in five events and earned his highest finish of 12th at Pocono Raceway, setting the stage for his next steps with Team Reaume.
Team Reaume’s 2026 Driver Lineup
Alongside Baldwin’s part-time commitment, Team Reaume has already announced their other 2026 signing: Frankie Muniz is slated to drive the No. 33 truck for the full season. This move rounds out an emerging lineup aiming to make an impact in NASCAR’s competitive truck series environment.
Looking Ahead to the 2026 Truck Series
Baldwin’s engagement with Team Reaume is seen as an important opportunity for both the driver and the organization to build momentum, with many eyes on his performance during these high-profile events. With his debut race set for Rockingham and the finale in Miami, Baldwin’s progress will be closely watched, and his ties to notable NASCAR figures such as his father Tommy Baldwin are expected to generate additional interest in the upcoming season.
Team Reaume is excited to announce the signing of the young star Luke Baldwin for 12 races in 2026. Luke will pilot the No. 2 Ford F-150. Luke's first race will be April 3rd at Rockingham Speedway. #teamreaume #fordracing pic.twitter.com/BsbFHoT0Je
— Team Reaume (@TeamReaume) January 13, 2026
