TXTA Truck Driving Championships
Congratulations 2024 Team Texas!
Front row left to right: Ruben Cortez, Matthew Logan Montandon, Andres Garcia, Randolph Gamez
Back row left to right: Clint Anderson, Christopher Flippin, Mario Gonzales, Jr., Juan Carrillo and Olamide Olayiwola
Texas Overall Grand Champion
Matthew Logan Montandon, FedEx Ground
Straight Truck
Champion
Clint Anderson, FedEx Express
2nd Place
Alejandro Lopez, H-E-B
3-Axle
Champion
Olamide Olayiwola, FedEx Freight
2nd Place
David Urrea IV, H-E-B
4-Axle
Champion
Mario Gonzales, Jr., H-E-B
2nd Place
Johnny Bell, FedEx Freight
5-Axle
Champion
Andres Garcia, FedEx Freight
2nd Place
Julio Pineda, Jr., Walmart Transportation
Sleeper Berth
Champion
Juan Carrillo, FedEx Ground
2nd Place
Robert Tyler, Walmart Transportation
Tank Truck
Champion
Randolph Gamez, H-E-B
2nd Place
Charles Dean Ragland, Jr., Walmart Transportation
Flatbed
Champion
Ruben Cortez, H-E-B
2nd Place
James Wallace, H-E-B
Twin Trailers
Champion
Christopher Flippin, FedEx Freight
2nd Place
Michael Cirrincione, FedEx Freight
Step Van
Champion & Overall Grand Champion
Matthew Logan Montandon, FedEx Ground
2nd Place
Zane Harrison, FedEx Ground
Regional & State Championships
The Truck Driving Championships are a project of the TXTA Safety Management Council (SMC), the local Safety Councils and TXTA Fleet Maintenance Council (FMC) that seek to promote safety and professionalism among commercial drivers. Three regional championships are held in the spring. Drivers are tested on their ability to maneuver and control their vehicles under a number of difficult test situations. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners from each regional championship advance to the state championship. Drivers that qualify for the National Championship will travel to Indianapolis, Indiana in August. State Championships were held in Waco, TX from June 7-8, 2024.
ATA National Championships
The ATA (American Trucking Associations) National Truck Driving Championships were held August 21–24, 2024 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Competition at the national level will include the first place winners in each class of competition from the state championships. ATA qualification rules for nationals must be met. To learn more about the ATA National Truck Driving Championships, please visit ATA’s website.