Modo Rips, part of Modo, America’s Super Gaming App, will join Team Reaume for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, serving as the primary partner of Frankie Muniz and the No. 33 Ford 150 on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026.
The No. 33 will run a fully Modo Rips-themed truck for championship weekend, built around the thrill of the rip: collectible boxes where every box is a chase for a grail card, a one-of-one, or a once-in-a-lifetime pull. The race marks the on-track debut of Modo Rips, the newest way to play from Modo, America’s Super Gaming App.
The partnership with Team Reaume gives Modo Rips an opportunity to expand its connection with the NASCAR community and bring the brand directly to fans during one of the biggest weekends of the season.
“Modo has shown a real commitment to racing and having them on the No. 33 in their hometown for the final race of the season means a lot to our team,” said Josh Reaume, team owner of Team Reaume. “We want to give them a strong run at Homestead.”
“Race fans live for the moment where anything can happen, and that’s exactly what Modo Rips delivers: every box could be the one-of-one card, the pull you tell your friends about,” said David Jumper, CMO of ARB Interactive. “It’s the newest way to play across Modo, America’s Super Gaming App, and there’s no better stage for it than championship weekend with Frankie Muniz in a Modo Rips truck.”
The partnership will extend beyond the racetrack, with Team Reaume and Modo Rips creating opportunities for fans to engage with the brand throughout the Homestead-Miami weekend. The collaboration brings together Modo Rips with Team Reaume’s NASCAR platform for the final event of the 2026 season.
“Homestead is one of my favorite tracks on the schedule, and I’m excited to finish the season there with Modo and Team Reaume,” said Muniz. “It’s a great way to close out the year, and we’ll be focused on putting together a strong run. The truck itself is awesome, it’s basically a grail pull on wheels, and I’ve already been ripping Modo Rips with the guys at the shop.”
“We’re a proudly American-owned company, and NASCAR’s championship weekend is the right home for us,” said Patrick Fechtmeyer, CEO of ARB Interactive, the company behind the Modo Super Gaming App. “We built Modo Rips as a collectible card opening experience: the chase, the reveal, the grail you weren’t expecting. It’s something special, and Frankie and Team Reaume are exactly the partners we want introducing it to race fans.”
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship race at Homestead-Miami Speedway is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. ET, with live coverage on FS1.
— Team Reaume —