MEET THE TEAM
With a culture focused on innovation, RBR will utilize cutting edge technologies to improve on and off-track performance. Driven with passion and fueled with engineering.
Owner / Driver
Josh Reaume
Josh Reaume can be described as unique, versatile, and experienced. Born in California to Canadian parents, Josh was raised in Africa and has raced cars around the globe. Today Josh lives in North Carolina. Often described as the “African Squirrel” he is a 2012 graduate of the University of Victoria with a Mechanical Engineering degree which he puts to good use engineering the car he races.
Driver
Frankie Muniz
We’re thrilled to welcome Frankie to our team full-time and to expand our relationship with Ford Performance.
Frankie Muniz’s last full-time effort took place in the ARCA Menards Series in 2023, where he collected one top-five and 11 top-10 finishes, culminating in a fourth-place points finish in the standings. Muniz joined Ford Performance in 2023 and has since competed in limited races in both the NASCAR Xfinity Series and the Mustang Challenge Series.
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Driver
Clayton Green
In 2024, Clayton competed at North Wilkesboro and Martinsville for RBR. Expanding from his short track experience Nashville Superspeedway will present a new challenge. “It’s always fun to race new tracks that offer unique challenges and more speed. Nashville presents me with opportunity to race on an aerodynamic dependent track which will give me the ability develop as a driver,” Green said.
Driver
Stephen Mallozzi
Racing driver Stephen Mallozzi has recently come on the media scene as one of the most interesting stories in racing. This 22-year-old, who has waited tables at Outback Steakhouse for a couple of years, will now carry the restaurant brand on his truck. And as you might imagine, it’s an interesting story filled with disappointment, tears, and, ultimately, perseverance.
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Watch the Kenny Wallace interview with Stephen Mallozzi.
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Driver
Keith McGee
Keith McGee climbed the motorsports ranks in 2021, ultimately arriving at the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. As Keith McGee rolled off the grid for his debut in Richmond, he became the first Alaskan in NASCAR, along with the first disabled veteran driver in the sport. McGee's appearance in 2021 at Talladega Superspeedway was one of only five trucks to finish the race without damage, and secured a career best tenth place finish.
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