Australian Supercars star Cam Waters “stoked...

Cam Waters is a reputation not well-known within the NASCAR world as he has simply three begins within the Truck Collection and one in Cup. Nevertheless, as a two-time Supercars championship runner-up with 18 race wins, he is definitely no stranger to Australian racing followers. 

He competes with Tickford Racing in Supercars, presently sitting fourth within the 2025 standings, however this weekend, he traded his Mustang for a ThorSport-prepared Ford F-150.

In Waters’ two earlier NASCAR Truck begins, he raced on oval tracks and confronted some setbacks. However at Lime Rock, he was way more snug on account of his street racing expertise. He began sixteenth and ran round there for almost all of the race. However Waters did properly to remain out of hassle and when chaos ensued on the ultimate restart, he was in the correct place to make it by and not using a scratch. 

Waters was working simply outdoors the highest ten when Jordan Taylor and several other others went spinning with six laps to go, however because the smoke cleared, he discovered himself inside the highest 5. Waters held on to complete fifth, placing three ThorSport vehicles within the high 5.

“I had a very quick truck to have the ability to try this, after which everybody ran off in entrance of me,” stated Waters in a post-race interview with MRN Radio. “I used to be fairly completely satisfied after they have been all working off. It’s one thing I need to do extra of, come and do extra racing. To have the ability to come over right here and race a Lime Rock was superior.

“I used to be stoked to have the ability to do it. I did just a few races over right here final 12 months and had a little bit little bit of dangerous luck, so I’m completely satisfied to place that dangerous luck apart and jag a outcome.”

Subsequent weekend, reigning Supercars champion Will Brown will run the Cup race on the streets of Chicago with Kaulig Racing whereas Supercars veteran Jack Perkins runs the Xfinity race with Joe Gibbs Racing. There, they may reunite with three-time Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen, who now competes full-time within the Cup Collection and will probably be competing in each races in the course of the Chicago weekend.