Luke McMillin’s Trophy Truck has a new livery for the 2026 SCORE season, which also comes with a tweaked name rail. This time, instead of just his name, it reads “Luke McMillin & Son”.

His son Jett Thomas McMillin was born on February 24, his and wife Jennifer’s second child after their daughter Celine in 2023.

Like any reasonable family man, he wanted to have his son’s presence felt. There’s even precedent for the name rail addition within the legendary McMillin dynasty.

In 1988, his father Mark McMillin did the same thing on his Chenowth to celebrate the birth of Luke’s older brother Dan. The “Mark McMillin & Son” buggy went on to finish fifth in that year’s SCORE standings with a victory at the Baja 1000. While Mark’s racing days are behind him outside of the lower-stakes NORRA, the family-run McMillin Racing is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026.

Luke, a four-time 1000 overall winner, hopes to tie his dad by adding a fifth in 2026. His 2026 campaign got off to a solid start on Thursday, the first action for the truck with the new name rail, when he was the fastest TT driver and second overall in qualifying.

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