Frankie Muniz was frustrated as his truck stalled early in his debut Truck Series race, finishing 29 laps behind

Frankie Muniz's first race since landing a full-time job in NASCAR got two thumbs down.The child star and Bergen County native-turned-racing enthusiast finished 33rd over the weekend in his first Truck Series race since announcing he was

Former actor Frankie Muniz transitions to a full-time career in NASCAR, competing in both the Truck and Xfinity Series.

Reaume Brothers Racing announced Tuesday it has tabbed Frankie Muniz as the full-time driver of its No. 33 Ford for the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season. Muniz, who has transitioned from his acting career to racing stock cars over the past several years,

Former “Malcolm in the Middle” star Frankie Muniz is set to continue his NASCAR career with a full-time ride in the Truck Series for 2025.

Muniz, who previously starred in the television show “Malcolm in the Middle,” has signed to drive a Ford Truck for Reaume Brothers Racing.

Frankie Muniz is taking his love of racing to the next level. The actor revealed he will be racing full time in 2025 as a member of the Reaume Brothers Racing.

The "Malcolm in the Middle" star has landed a new role as a permanent driver in NASCAR's third-tier national racing series.

Frankie Muniz has been driving race cars for the better part of two decades. Now, Muniz is taking things to another level with plans for his first-ever full season in the NASCAR Truck Series next year.

Mechanical issues marred Frankie Muniz's first Truck Series race after he announced he would become a full-time NASCAR racer next season.

Frankie Muniz finished 33rd on Saturday in his first Truck Series race since the “Malcolm in the Middle” star announced he will become a full-time NASCAR racer next season