Memphis, TN, September 17, 2026 —

FedEx Freight is set to assume a significant role within the NASCAR racing circuit, having announced a new partnership with the NASCAR Truck Series. The logistics company will become the official entitlement partner and the exclusive freight shipping partner for the series, a collaboration scheduled to commence in 2027.

The announcement detailing this multi-year agreement was made public on September 17, 2026. This strategic alliance positions FedEx Freight at the forefront of one of NASCAR’s prominent developmental series, highlighting a shared focus on speed, reliability, and operational excellence.

As the official entitlement partner, FedEx Freight’s branding is expected to be integrated across the NASCAR Truck Series, influencing series naming conventions and associated marketing efforts. Concurrently, its designation as the exclusive freight shipping partner signifies that FedEx Freight will be responsible for handling the transportation needs of the series, which includes the movement of race equipment, vehicles, and other essential materials necessary for competition.

This partnership represents a notable step for FedEx Freight in expanding its presence within the sports and entertainment industries. The NASCAR Truck Series, known for its intense racing action and dedicated fan base, provides a significant platform for brand visibility and engagement. The agreement’s commencement in 2027 indicates a long-term commitment from FedEx Freight to support and grow with the series.

Further details regarding the specific activations and the extent of FedEx Freight’s involvement beyond entitlement and shipping services were not immediately available. The agreement highlights the increasing trend of major corporations forming deep ties with professional sports leagues for mutual branding and operational benefits.



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