G2G Racing

Owners	Tim Viens Bill Shea
Principal	Tim Silva (General Manager)
Base	Mooresville, North Carolina
Series	NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Manufacturer	Toyota Ford
Opened	2021
Closed	2023
Career
Debut	NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: 2022 NextEra Energy 250 (Daytona)
Latest race	NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: 2023Baptist Health Cancer Care 200 (Homstead Miami)
Races competed	27
Drivers' Championships	0
Race victories	0
Pole positions	0

G2G Racing, also known asGlory 2 God Racing, was an American stock car racing team that competed in theNASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, fielding the No. 47Toyota Tundra part-time for multiple drivers.

The team was first announced in anInstagram post by Viens in May 2021, stating that he had bought trucks fromKyle Busch Motorsports and would be starting his own team in the Truck Series.^[1]

The team also acquired all formerCMI Motorsports assets fromRay Ciccarelli as well asGMS Racing andThorsport Racing trucks.

On February 10, 2022, it was announced thatMatt Jaskol would run full-time in theNASCAR Camping World Truck Series in 2022 driving the No. 46Toyota Tundra.^[2] Jaskol would fail to qualify for the season-opener at Daytona.Brennan Poole would drive the No. 46 truck atLas Vegas with Jaskol instead driving G2G's No. 47 truck, but after Poole made the race and Jaskol did not, G2G decided to have Jaskol drive the No. 46 instead of Poole in that race. Jaskol would finish 22nd at Las Vegas, 19th at Atlanta, and 33rd at COTA in the No. 46 truck. Although Jaskol was originally on the entry list in the No. 46 for the race at Martinsville, it was announced on April 6 (the day before the race) thatKaden Honeycutt would replace Jaskol in the No. 46 and attempt to make his Truck Series debut.^[3] On April 7 (the day of the race), Jaskol revealed that he was released from G2G after the team wanted to amend Jaskol and his sponsor AutoParts4Less.com's full season contract and AutoParts4Less.com was "unable to accommodate their request".^[4]

In the Bristol Dirt Race,Andrew Gordon would make his return. The truck was a Ford instead of its usual Toyota. Later, NASCAR notified the team that the chassis for their No. 46 truck for the Bristol dirt race was registered toCMI Motorsports (who G2G had purchased the truck from). As a result, Viens had to withdraw the No. 46 truck from the race. Viens then phone called CMI ownerRay Ciccarelli who agreed to file a late entry and field the No. 49 truck for Gordon for the race. In Kansas,Ryan Huff would drive the No. 46 Truck. In Sonoma,Mason Filippi would attempt to make his Truck Series debuts at Sonoma in the No. 46 truck.^[5] Later,Stefan Parsons moved from the No. 47 to replace Filippi in the No. 46 truck in qualifying due to Filippi not adjusting to the truck well enough in practice.Bryson Mitchell drove the No. 46 truck at Knoxville.Chase Janes drove the No. 46 truck at Nashville.^[6] OwnerTim Viens drove the No. 46 truck at Talladega. He failed to qualify for the race.

In 2023,Norm Benning would attempt to qualify for the race at Daytona driving the No. 46 truck, replacingJohnny Sauter, who was originally on the entry list for the event.^[7]Poole would return to the No. 46 making his season debut atLas Vegas finishing 33rd after suffering issues with the gearing. He would return later in the season atKansas to pick up a very solid 20th place finish. He would return the next week atDarlington where he finished 36th.

On February 3, 2022, it was announced that the No. 47 would be fielded full-time in 2022 and driven byJohnny Sauter,Tim Viens, andRoger Reuse.^[2]

Brennan Poole would drive the truck atAtlanta, setting a good pace with a 9th in the lone practice session but ultimately finishing 28th after having fuel pickup issues and losing all power on the backstretch while running 17th.Samuel LeComte would drive the truck atCOTA but would ultimately fail to qualify. Viens was scheduled to make his first start of the season in the No. 47 atMartinsville, but the truck was withdrawn before the race. In Sonoma,Travis McCullough would both attempt to make his Truck Series debuts in the No. 47 truck.^[5] However, McCullough had to be replaced due to his drug test results not coming in in time for practice. (As it was his first start of the season, he had to take a drug test beforehand.)Stefan Parsons was going to replace him in the No. 47 truck for qualifying. However, Parsons moved from the No. 47 to replace Filippi in the No. 46 truck in qualifying due to Filippi not adjusting to the truck well enough in practice. The No. 47 truck was withdrawn.Kaden Honeycutt would drive the No. 47 truck atNashville.^[8]

In 2023,Andrew Gordon would drive the No. 47 truck at Bristol Dirt. The truck was a Ford instead of its usual Toyota. He failed to qualify. Owner Viens drove the No. 47 truck at Kansas. He finished 36th.Dawson Cram would drive the truck at Darlington where he finished 35th.

On December 25, 2021, Tim Viens announced that he had bought an ARCA car from the closedChad Bryant Racing team, hinting that G2G could field anARCA Menards Series team in2022 as well.^[9] However, the team has yet to announce any ARCA plans.

As of June 10, 2022, The car has been listed for sale by Viens.

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