Blake Lothian to Make Truck Debut with Reaume Brothers at Martinsville

Blake Lothian will make his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut with Reaume Brothers Racing this weekend at Martinsville Speedway, the organization announced April 4.

Lothian will pilot the No. 43 Colette Phillips Communications, Inc./The Texas Lawbook truck in the event.

“I’m so grateful to Josh Reaume and everyone at Reaume Brothers Racing for this opportunity,” Lothian said in a release. “Looking forward to learning and growing with this team. I remember first watching Todd Bodine race trucks when I was little and ever since then, racing a truck has been a dream of mine. Now I am going to get that opportunity thanks to Reaume Brothers Racing. Coming off of a successful 2021 season, I’m beyond thankful for the opportunity to race at such a historic venue as Martinsville in a NASCAR Camping World Truck.”

The NASCAR Drive for Diversity alumni ran in late models in 2021, earning eight top 10s in eight starts. He racked up five top-five finishes and earned his first win at Hickory Motor Speedway last September.

“Giving drivers the opportunity to make their name is part of the reason I have continued in NASCAR for many years,” team owner Josh Reaume said. “I see the same passion and drive in Blake that I have in myself, and I am excited to give Blake the opportunity he deserves.”

The Wellesley, Mass. native will debut in the Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 200 on April 7 at 8 p.m. ET. Television coverage will be provided by FOX Sports 1.

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A 2023 graduate of the University of the Cumberlands, Glover is a promotional writer, elementary athletic director, and basketball coach. He is passionate about serving in his church, playing/coaching a wide variety of sports, and researching motorsports history.