NASCAR Haulers: A Definitive Guide to the Racing Team’s Logistics

If you’ve ever had any questions about NASCAR haulers, a popular racing team might have the answer you’re looking for.

NASCAR is a very popular sport among many truck drivers, who take pride in cheering on their fellow professional drivers. Many truckers are also interested in the semi-trailers used to transport race cars from the shop to the track, as well as the trucking crews responsible for hauling these delicate and expensive loads.

Joe Gibbs Racing offers the public a glimpse into the world of NASCAR transport with a series of short videos that answer questions submitted by racing fans online.

Check out some video answers below to common questions about NASCAR transport trucks.

Why do NASCAR transporters have beds?

Do NASCAR transporters drive their own trucks?

Do NASCAR transporters have time to stop for a meal?

How many cars fit in a NASCAR transport truck?

Why do NASCAR transporters sometimes park on the dirt?

How long do NASCAR transport trucks stay on the road before returning to the shop?

What kind of CB radio do NASCAR transport trucks use?

Do NASCAR drivers usually get on the transport trucks?

What do NASCAR transport trucks do at racetracks that don’t have tunnels?

How long does it take to wrap a NASCAR transport truck?

Are the trailers ever unhitched from the trucks?

Do NASCAR transport trucks travel in a convoy to the track?