For all intents and purposes, Graham Doyle is still relatively new to major motorsports. His primary ride is the No. 10 Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America for Wayne Taylor Racing alongside Danny Formal. He also serves as the third driver for WTR’s No. 45 Lamborghini in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship alongside Formal and Trent Hindman. This weekend, Doyle will make his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut at Lime Rock Park for TRICON Garage in its No. 5 Toyota. Our own Phil Allaway sat down with Doyle at Watkins Glen International to talk about how this opportunity came about, his racing background and his future desires. Phil Allaway, Frontstretch.com: A couple of weeks ago, TRICON Garage announced that you’re going to make your Truck debut at Lime Rock. How did that opportunity come together? Doyle: My manager since I started is a guy named Jeff Burton, a NASCAR driver himself who just got inducted in the NASCAR Hall of Fame. A legend of the sport. This all came about because NASCAR went to St. Pete this year for the first time this year, my home race. I live in Clearwater, which is a 20-minute drive. I was super-interested in going to that. He has a son that races in the [NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series] and he’s been a Toyota driver forever. I was able to meet a lot of the guys at TRICON Garage and TRD. We really just got to talking and we spoke about … how my knowledge of road courses could help them. I was fortunate enough to get onto the sim at the TRD shop and showed them what I could offer the team. They were able to find me a race at Lime Rock. It’s going to be my