Zane Smith’s wife McCall singles out a key factor behind 2024 being “a special one”

Former Spire Motorsports driver Zane Smith's wife, McCall Smith, made "a special" memory this year and recalled her wedding as the year ends. Smith and his wife have known each other since their teenage years.

The driver proposed to McCall during a NASCAR Craftsman Series race weekend in April 2022. The couple took a year to plan their desired wedding and got married in Charleston in January 2024.

Ahead of the new year, McCall took to X and shared a beautiful wedding image with a heartfelt caption. She highlighted why the year was special for her and wished her fans a happy new year in the caption:

"2024 - The year I became Zane’s wife. 🤍 this day will forever make this year a special one. Hope everyone has a happy new year! Exciting things for 2025. 🥂"

McCall Smith is a social media personality and is the sister of former NASCAR driver Gray Gaulding. She frequently shares glimpses of her lifestyle with her fans. Mrs. Smith has over 12,000 followers on her Instagram and is often seen at the track with her husband during race weekends.

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Zane Smith's wife, McCall, shares her goals for the next year

NASCAR Cup Series driver Zane Smith's wife, McCall, spoke about her New Year's resolution in an Instagram story. In her partnership with ARMRA, she highlighted that her goal for the next year is to get healthier. She captioned the story:

"2025 goals: healthier, hair growth, glowy skin, less bloat, more energy, and so much more all thanks to ARMRA collective. My favorite morning drink @tryarmra."

ARMRA is a health and wellness brand specializing in bovine colostrum products.

While McCall has figured out her goals for 2025, her husband Zane Smith has yet to find a ride for the upcoming season. In the 2024 Cup Series, Smith competed under the Spire Motorsports banner after his original team, Trackhouse Racing, loaned him to Spire Motorsports.

The NASCAR Cup Series driver ended the 2024 season in 30th place on the points table. He scored 505 points and was 4535 points behind the championship winner, Joey Logano. He scored four top-ten and two top-five finishes in 36 starts. His five DNFs this season led to him finishing the season with an average finish of 23.194.

Spire Motorsports has announced its 2025 Cup Series season and will be represented by Carson Hocevar, Michael McDowell, and Justin Haley. Meanwhile, Trackhouse Racing, which was to add a new driver, has also announced its three drivers for the next season, adding Red Bull-sponsored driver Shane van Gisbergen to the team of Ross Chastain and Daniel Suarez. Smith's name has not been included in any team, and his future in the Cup Series remains uncertain.