Timmy Hill Steps Away as Team Owner After Martinsville Finale

Timmy Hill will step away from team ownership after this weekend's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Martinsville Speedway. Hill, the owner-driver of Hill Motorsports, announced on social media on October 30 that Martinsville will be his final scheduled race as a team owner. "A new chapter is ahead," Hill wrote. "Martinsville will be my final scheduled race as a team owner. I'm incredibly grateful for the people, memories, and support we've had. For now, my focus shifts back to where it all started, driving. Those plans coming soon. Excited for what's next!" The current iteration of Hill Motorsports began in the series in 2019, with Hill and his brother Tyler the team's primary drivers, and the team has fielded the No. 56 in the Truck Series for many seasons. Hill also briefly fielded an ARCA Menards Series team in 2025. While the announcement likely indicates the closure of the organization, Hill did not explicitly state that the team itself is shutting down. The news comes in a week of upheaval in the Truck Series garage, and it marks the end of an era for one of the series' independent owner-driver operations as the season heads toward its finale at Homestead-Miami next weekend.