Take a look inside the home of NASCAR driver Martin Truex Jr

Martin Truex Jr has spent the last 22 years in the NASCAR Cup Series. He retired from full-time competition following the 2024 season.

Truex Jr has listed his Mooresville, North Carolina home for sale. The mansion features five beds and 9 baths.

Take a look inside the Martin Truex Jr mansion below.

The listing calls it a European-style estate on Lake Norman. The layout is 14,000 square feet on nearly 5 gated acres of land.

Lake Norman is home to the NASCAR industry. The area outside of Charlotte is surrounded by the homes of people from the garage area.

The lake home features an infinity pool, waterfall, fire pit as well as a private dock with boat lift. The basement is fitted with a custom bar, theater, gym, and game area.

He purchased the home in April 2006. At the time, it was purchased for $1,480,000. Now, it’s being listed for significantly more.

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Martin Truex Jr
Home Details

Price:
$7,500,000

Total structure area:
5,561

Total interior livable area:
13,619 sqft

Finished area above ground:
5,561

Finished area below ground:
3,202

Truex Jr is the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion. He’s collected 34 race wins along the way.

This season, he entered a one-off race with Tricon Garage in the season opening Daytona 500. However, that race ended with a DNF.

Click here to view the listing

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Another busy weekend of racing is upon us, starting with the IMSA Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic, along with qualifying for the IndyCar portion of the Detroit weekend, qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix and NASCAR at Nashville, providing lots more ways to keep racing fans on the sofa instead of doing whatever it is they’re supposed to be doing around the house.

Here’s your quick guide to making sure you don’t miss a single lap. (All times Eastern.)

IMSA WEATHERTECH SPORTSCAR CHAMPIONSHIP

It’s the IMSA Chevrolet Sportscar Classic on the streets of Detroit.

When is the race? Saturday, 3:40-5:20pm

What channel is the race on? It streams on Peacock in the U.S., and in most other countries on the official IMSA YouTube channel and IMSA.TV.

NTT INDYCAR SERIES

Before the IMSA race, IndyCar takes the stage for qualifying on the Detroit street circuit

What time is qualifying? Saturday, 12:00-2:00pm

What channel is IndyCar qualifying on? FS1

FORMULA 1

F1 is back on a regular circuit this week with the Spanish Grand Prix at Barcelona.

What time is qualifying? Saturday, 9:55-11:00am

What channel is F1 qualifying on? ESPN2, or stream on F1TV Pro

NASCAR CUP SERIES

Nashville Superspeedway hosts the the Cup, Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series this weekend

What time is Cup qualifying? Saturday, 5:40pm

What channel is qualifying on? Streaming on Prime Video

When is the Xfinity Series race? Saturday, 7:30pm

What channel is the Xfinity Series race on? The CW

Also on track today: NHRA qualifying in Epping, N.H., along with Formula Drift, the SRO GT World Challenge Asia and Australia, FIM Speedway and more on RACER Network and the RACER+ App. See RACER’s weekly TV guide for full details.

They did it. You know who ‘they are,’ and you know what ‘it’ is. We’ve been here before. Every week. It’s tradition. 

The Libs let all of us patriots scoot on through to ANOTHER Friday. Through another week. Through another month. DUMMIES! While they were all focused on allowing a biological boy to throw GAS by some poor high school softball girls, us sane Americans were biding our time, and making it to another weekend. 

And now, we’re here. And we’re ready to have a big one. Let’s roll. 

Welcome to a Friday Nightcaps – the one where we hit the road with Margo Martin, Karoline Leavitt and NASCAR’s Natalie Decker, and go from there. 

What else? I’ve got the best of the rest from a loaded week of #content, Charley Hull getting bored with her threesome picks (what a problem to have!), and CBS’s Jenny Dell stuffing herself into a gold dress that has folks BUZZING on this final Friday of May. 

Whew. What a way to end the week! Let’s finish strong. 

Grab you a three-day old coffee from your desk, slug it down like a man, and settle in for a Friday ‘Cap!

Charley Hull bats leadoff today with ducks on the pond

I know, an odd drink suggestion from me, but that’s how I started my day, so it’s how you’re gonna end yours. 

The desk in my office is an absolute war zone. I stack coffee cups on it all week long. It’s disgusting, really. I’m ashamed of myself. I’m not proud. But, I still do it. 

Anyway, I finished my first cup of Maxwell House this morning, and went back to the kitchen for Round 2 after wrapping up a blog about Charley Hull. She’ll be here in a second, for those wondering. 

I poured some new joe, topped it with some creamer like a lady, and sucked it down like cocaine. Allegedly, of course. 

About halfway through, I realized something tasted a bit funky. I was getting that ‘old coffee’ aftertaste. Of course, that’s when I realized this wasn’t the cup I started my day with. It was my half-full Wednesday cup. 

What a mess. What a way to start a Friday. Did I pour it out? Hell no. Old Maxwell House is better than no Maxwell House, I always say. I pressed on through like a patriot, threw in a nicotine pouch to offset the taste, and pumped out more #content. 

I’d love to see the gaslighters over at MSNBC do that! No shot. They’d probably take a mental health day – and be praised for it! Not me. That’s bush league. We live. We learn. We press on. 

Now, back to that Charley blog I was pumping out!

What a week of #content!

What a pairing! Hottest threesome in golf history? Has to be, right? Charley put up with that nonsense for 18 holes! No shot I’d last that long – both on and off the course. 

Come on! That was a good one. An obvious one. But a good one nonetheless. 

Anyway, I’m with Charley here all the way. 

If the group in front of me has been slow all day, there will be a point in the round where I tee it up on a Par 5 with all four of them still very clearly in the fairway, and let it rip. 

If they get hit, so be it. We let the chips fall where they may at that point. 

I just have no tolerance for it. Well, OK, that’s not fair. I have some. If I’m slugging down a Busch Light Apple and a good song is on, and I’m shooting the shit with someone else in the cart, I don’t mind waiting for a bit. A bit. Not forever. 

But the group in front lining up every single putt like they’re on 18 at Augusta on a Sunday needs to move it the hell along, or else they’re getting a Noodle in the earhole. That’s just the way it is. 

Anyway, sounds like Charley’s a big fan of fast work, fellas! Get in line. 

OK, let’s get to the best #content from a week overflowing with it. I’d pay good money for this version of NCAA 26:

Margo, Karoline & Nat, oh my!

What a week! Good work from everyone involved! Couple obvious thoughts …

1. Good to see FAU Amanda cheering on our Florida Panthers! What a team. What a run. Can’t wait to humiliate Canada again this month. 

2. Peyton shanking one off a house? Amazing. We’ve all been there. Nothing more intimidating than teeing off with houses on your right. White-knuckle City. 

3. Jenny Dell? Jenny Dell. Jenny Damn Dell!

4. Good to see ICE is finally cleaning up Nantucket! JordOn and Bill don’t need those distractions this summer. 

Speaking of that, let’s use it as a jumping off point for our final rapid-fire of the week. Quick, let’s all hop on a ferry and head on over to Martha’s Vineyard – also known as a poor man’s Nantucket!

Amazing. God, there is nothing more entertaining than an old, white, female liberal. They’re truly the most insufferable species on the planet. 

“I think it could be any of us next.” 

What? Huh? Is she an idiot? Stupid question, I know, but I had to ask it. No, dummy. You’re not next. You’re perfectly safe in your $1 million Martha’s Vineyard home, paid for by your oil-trader husband who’s 100% sick of you by now. 

I assume you’re also, I don’t know, a LEGAL citizen of this country, yes? If so, you’re good. I promise, you’re good. 

I wouldn’t mind a ‘Crazy Liberal White Lady’ wing of ICE, though. I smell a new executive order in our future! 

OK, two more on the way out. From insufferable white Libs, to the Hot Women of the White House:

Vroom, vroom, ladies! Choose your fighters, boys and girls. The crazy Lib on Martha’s Vineyard, or Margo & Karoline on a joy ride in Elon’s Tesla. 

Easy call for me. I assume for you, too. 

Speaking of hot drivers, let’s end the week – and the month – with NASCAR’s Natalie Decker. New mom, but the same Nat. Love the grind. 

See you Monday. 

OutKick Nightcaps is a daily column set to run Monday through Friday at 4 p.m. (roughly, we’re not robots).

You worried about ICE getting you next? Email me at Zach.Dean@OutKick.com.

The NASCAR Cup Series rolls into Nashville, and the storylines are heating up faster than a Tennessee summer night. After a chaotic Coca-Cola 600, Ross Chastain’s win in a backup car turned heads — but was it a fluke, or the start of a Trackhouse resurgence? With the lights going down for a rare night race at the concrete beast of Nashville Superspeedway, everything from tire wear to team strategy is about to be tested under the stars.

• Can Ross Chastain back up his Charlotte win at his statistically best track?
• Is Joe Gibbs Racing ready to capitalize on late qualifying runs and dominate Nashville?
• Will cooler night conditions shake up the field and allow surprise comers and goers?
• And which dark horse is flying way too far under the radar heading into Sunday?

Plus, we break down why AJ Allmendinger is no longer just a road course specialist and what makes him a sneaky contender for Nashville. From surprising trends to deep data insights, Ryan Stevens from WinTheRace.info brings the numbers and the receipts. If you’re betting, building DFS lineups, or just want to sound smarter than your friends, this preview delivers. Who’s your dark horse for Nashville? Drop your picks in the comments.

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