Australian Supercars star Cam Waters will return to make another NASCAR Truck Series start at Kansas Speedway.
Waters will again drive the No. 66 Ford F-150 for ThorSport Racing. The 29-year-old has 11 victories as a Supercars driver and has twice been the championship runner-up. He currently competed for Tickford Racing. He made his NASCAR debut in the Truck race at Martinsville, saying that ti was 'definitely wild, but I loved it.' Waters was knocked out of the race after 176 of 200 laps, but walked away from the experience smiling. “I had so much fun tonight and all day today.
Cam Waters, ThorSport Racing, TRADIE Ford F-150 Photo by: Danny Hansen / NKP / Motorsport Images Waters is part of a recent surge in Supercars drivers attempting NASCAR, which includes champions Brodie Kostecki and Shane van Gisbergen, who made the full-time switch after winning a Cup race on debut at the Chicago Street Course.
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