McAnally-Hilgemann Racing will field the part-time No. 20 in multiple NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series races this season, the team announced May 4.
Its first race is this week at Watkins Glen International, with the truck being driven by Toni Breidinger.
Mason Massey will also compete in a part-time schedule beginning at Richmond Raceway.
“I am super excited to join the McAnally-Hilgemann Racing team for a few starts in the No. 20 this season” Breidinger said in a team release. “I am super grateful to get the chance to add a few of my favorite tracks to my schedule this year and too have Celsius on board. Huge thanks to Bill (McAnally, team owner) and everyone over at MHR for allowing me to have this opportunity”.
“I am really looking forward to getting in one of Bill’s trucks later this year and just getting back to the Truck Series in general,” Massey added. “It is such a fun series to run, and I know it will help me improve my overall race craft just like the ARCA [Menards Series] West runs have so far.”
After failing to qualify for the season opener at Daytona International Speedway with Rackley WAR, Breidinger returned to the team last weekend at Texas Motor Speedway, finishing 18th.
Massey has competed for MHR’s ARCA Menards Series West arm, fielded under Bill McAnally Racing, this season, earning one win, three top fives and three top 10s through four races.
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