Our History
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Team Reaume began as a family-run karting program for the Reaume family in 1997 and has since evolved into a competitive organization operating across the top levels of American stock car racing. Since entering the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2018, the team has steadily grown into a multi-truck operation, fielding the No. 2, No. 22, and No. 33 Ford F-150s.
Over the past several seasons, Team Reaume has continued to expand its presence and competitiveness within the Truck Series, establishing itself as one of the most progressive and diverse organizations in the garage. The team has provided opportunities for a wide range of drivers and personnel, helping develop talent across multiple NASCAR disciplines while also supporting efficiency efforts for partner organizations at the highest levels of the sport.
One of the team’s proudest accomplishments came in 2022, successfully qualifying former Formula 1 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve for the Daytona 500.
In recent seasons, Team Reaume has strengthened its partnership with Ford Performance, gaining technical support and resources that have contributed to continued on-track growth and performance gains. With Ford-powered F-150s running the No. 2, No. 22, and No. 33, the organization continues to build momentum as a competitive multi-truck program.
Team Reaume enters the 2026 season focused on continued growth, stronger results, and further establishing itself as a rising force in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.


Team Reaume

  • 1997
    The Beginning
    Reaume Brothers Racing began in 1997 when John Reaume introduced his sons to competitive kart racing, launching the foundation of a future racing organization.
  • 2018
    NASCAR-Bound
    RBR expanded into the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and achieved strong finishes, including a 6th place at Daytona and 4th at Eldora.
  • 2020
    Becoming RBR
    The team entered the NASCAR Xfinity Series and gained momentum with competitive runs and top-ten finishes.
  • 2022
    Rising to the Top
    RBR partnered internationally to form Team Hezeberg, competing in the NASCAR Cup Series and expanding their global presence.
  • 2023
    Crash & Burn
    A devastating shop fire destroyed equipment and damaged resources, marking one of the toughest challenges in team history.
  • 2023 & Beyond
    Back & Better
    Despite adversity, the team rebuilt and returned stronger, continuing to innovate and push forward in motorsports competition.
  • 2025
    Three-Truck Era
    RBR expanded to three full-time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entries with the No. 2, 22, and 33. Frankie Muniz made his first full-time start in the No. 33.
  • 2026
    A New Identity
    The organization rebranded from Reaume Brothers Racing to Team Reaume, marking a new chapter built on growth and a higher operational standard. Frankie Muniz returned full-time in the No. 33.