Thus ends full-time NASCAR career of Martin Truex Jr

Martin Truex Jr. closes out full-time NASCAR Cup Series career at Phoenix Raceway
Martin Truex Jr. got a nice surprise when his fellow drivers gave him a standing ovation during the prerace meeting before Sunday’s NASCAR finale
Admiration, respect aplenty as Martin Truex Jr. sunsets full-time career at Phoenix
Martin Truex Jr. ended his full-time Cup Series career with a 17th-place finish in the season finale at Phoenix Raceway.
Why Martin Truex Jr. received a standing ovation at NASCAR Cup drivers meeting in Phoenix
Martin Truex Jr. received a standing ovation during the driver's meeting ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race at Phoenix. Truex, 44, made his final start in the race capping a 21-year career in the Cup series.
Thus ends the full-time NASCAR career of Martin Truex Jr
Martin Truex Jr. is at peace, not second guessing his retirement, and ready for whatever comes after his full-time retirement from NASCAR on Sunday night at Phoenix. The 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion exited this stage of his career in much of the same ways that he entered it – publicly stoic and driving a throwback Bass Pro Shops paint scheme that mirrored his first from the 2004 season.
What Martin Truex Jr. said in last NASCAR interview not shown on TV
Martin Truex Jr. is calling time on his full-time NASCAR career and took part in his final race as a Cup Series regular for Joe Gibbs Racing.
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Tomorrow afternoon at Phoenix Raceway Martin Truex Jr. will drive his last NASCAR Cup Series race as a full-time driver. However, as opposed to waxing poetic and focusing on his Hall of Fame ...
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End of the full-time road: 1-on-1 with Martin Truex Jr.
Martin Truex Jr. will retire from full-time Cup Series racing following the season finale Sunday at Phoenix Raceway. He still plans to race and is expected to attempt to qualify for the Daytona ...
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Michael Jordan Hugs Martin Truex Jr. in Rare Moment That Left NASCAR Fans Stunned
Michael Jordan hugs Martin Truex Jr. in rare moment, showcasing deep respect and sportsmanship in NASCAR's competitive world.