Martin Truex Jr. had no knowledge of his trophies being put up for sale, and Race Day Authentics plans to return his items after investigating the seller.

Martin Truex Jr. is a NASCAR champion who expressed his frustration after learning that a number of his career trophies and personal memorabilia were sold on a website without his knowledge or ...

Martin Truex Jr. has since gotten his items back with the reseller and potential buyers realizing that the items were sold without the expressed permission of the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series Champion.

Martin Jr. made his mark in the stock car racing world, securing one Cup Series championship and two Xfinity Series championships. because of this, the report of him wanting to sell his 2017 Cup ...

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LONG POND, Pa. -- Martin Truex Jr. slapped the top of his No. 78 Chevrolet, thrust his right fist toward the sky and bounded straight into his girlfriend's arms. They hugged and kissed, and Truex ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." This Wednesday, a large collection of trophies and memorabilia belonging to Martin Truex Jr. became ...