Team Reaume will welcome Jackson Lee back behind the wheel of a Ford 150 as the 23-year-old Indianapolis native prepares to make his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series oval start at Phoenix Raceway on October 16. Lee will pilot the No. 23 Ford 150 as he continues his 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series campaign with Team Reaume.
Lee made his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut earlier this season at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, marking his first start in a stock car. lee23 copySince then, he has competed with Team Reaume at Watkins Glen, Lime Rock Park and San Diego, gaining valuable experience at the NASCAR national series level while continuing to build his relationship with the organization. At Lime Rock Park, Lee earned a 13th-place finish, securing his first top-15 result in the Truck Series.
Lee brings a diverse racing background to NASCAR, with experience spanning quarter midgets, karting, formula cars and sports cars. His extensive road-course background has played an important role in his transition to stock car competition, while his starts with Team Reaume have provided an opportunity to further develop his racecraft and adapt to the demands of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
With four Truck Series starts already completed this season, Lee heads to Phoenix with an established foundation alongside Team Reaume. The event will mark the next step in his development within the NASCAR circuit as he transitions from road-course competition to his first oval start in the Truck Series.
Joining Lee for his oval debut, Miter will be featured on the No. 23 Ford 150 at Phoenix, with branding on the TV panel and lower door. Team Reaume is proud to welcome Miter as a partner and looks forward to representing the brand as Lee takes on the one-mile oval.
Phoenix Raceway, a one-mile oval located in Avondale, Arizona, will present a new challenge for Lee as he continues his progression in NASCAR. The track’s unique configuration and changing conditions will require careful preparation throughout the weekend as Lee and the Team Reaume crew work through practice, qualifying and race-day preparations.
“I’m excited for the opportunity to make my first oval start in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with Team Reaume,” said Lee. “We’ve built a strong foundation together throughout the season, and I’m looking forward to taking everything I’ve learned so far and applying it to a completely different type of track. Phoenix will be a new challenge for me, but I’m excited to continue learning and developing with this team. I’m grateful to Josh and everyone at Team Reaume for continuing to believe in me and giving me this opportunity.”
“Jackson has continued to make progress throughout the season, and we’re pleased to have him take this next step with Team Reaume,” said Team Reaume Owner Josh Reaume. “He has adapted well to the Truck Series and has shown a strong willingness to learn with each opportunity he’s had. Phoenix will be a different challenge for him, but we’re looking forward to working with Jackson and providing him with a strong No. 23 Ford 150 as he continues developing his NASCAR experience.”
–Team Reaume–