NASCAR is about to have an exciting weekend at Martinsville Speedway, with crucial Truck Series playoff races on the cards. The weather, however, is not playing along – rain is forecasted, which means potential delays and disruptions. We all know Martinsville is often hit by weather issues, so this isn’t much of a surprise. Grant Enfinger has already made it to the Championship 4, but others like Corey Heim and Christian Eckes really need a good race to secure their spots. Friday’s Truck Series race is under particular threat, with a 10% chance of rain at the start, according to FOX Sports journalist Bob Pockrass. Hopefully, Martinsville Speedway's Weather Protection Program for fans won't need to be used, but we can't rely on that luck. Drivers and teams are bracing for what nature might throw at them, with wet weather tires barely a solution. The short track, known for its tight turns and unique layout, is challenging enough without rain. So, will the rain leave its mark on the penultimate race of the season? Stay tuned to find out!

Rain Threats: A Game Changer for Truck Series at Martinsville

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