Frankie Muniz pondered retirement but ultimately chose to keep driving full-time in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, the actor and stock car racer announced Monday.

Muniz will remain at the wheel of Team Reaume’s No. 33 Ford while also competing outside of NASCAR in the SRO GT4 America championship. Muniz said he would co-drive Techsport Racing’s Mustang G4 with series veteran Tyler Stone.

Those commitments set up a hectic 2026 for the Emmy and Golden Globe nominee who celebrated his 40th birthday on Friday.

“I cannot wait. It’s going to be a crazy busy year. Got the Malcolm (in the Middle) reboot coming out, as well,” Muniz said in a video message he posted on X. “Just can’t wait to get the season started and get on the racetrack.”

Muniz appended a caption to the video recording tha

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