Supercars star Cam Waters is enjoying every minute of his venture into NASCAR but his Truck Series race Saturday night at Kansas Speedway may be his last opportunity for a while.
Waters, an 11-time winner in Supercars, will make his second Truck start of the 2024 season at Kansas with ThorSport Racing. He is adamant he would like to find an eventual home in a NASCAR national series, but knows the path is not an easy one. “I would love to race NASCAR full-time, but getting into NASCAR is very challenging,” Waters said Friday at Kansas Speedway. “And right now, I’m having a lot of fun in Australia and doing the NASCAR races this year. It’s actually been pretty cool.
But I tried to keep an open mind, and yeah, I just absolutely loved it, had a ball racing, was pretty wild. “Everyone was telling me it was going to be, and it was and, you know, the team was really helpful and made me feel welcomed and helped me prepare as much as I could.” Moving to an intermediate speedway, Waters has been preparing with time in the Ford Performance simulator and leaning on his teammates at ThorSport, including reigning series champion Ben Rhodes.
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