Category: Craftsman Truck Series

Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR

2027 FedEx Freight Truck Series Silly Season Chart

The Craftsman Truck Series is no more following next weekend’s season-ending race at Homestead-Miami Speedway; at Daytona, we will welcome the FedEx Freight Truck Series. Each season, we take a look at the silly season and where your favorite drivers will be racing. Here is the list for the 2027 season. TRICON Garage We expect the 1 truck to remain an “all-star” car. Dawson Sutton … Continue reading 2027 FedEx Freight Truck Series Silly Season Chart

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Opinion: This Should be the Death Knell for the Yellow-Line Rule

Kyle Larson crosses the Start/Finish line at Talladega Superspeedway in 1st place. It’s a miraculous, Earnhardt-esque rally beyond belief for someone who has so notoriously struggled to find success on Superspeedways. At long last, one of the greatest racecar drivers of our generation has finally conquered his Achilles heel. But… his left-side tires ever so barely went below the double yellow line in the tri-oval. … Continue reading Opinion: This Should be the Death Knell for the Yellow-Line Rule

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

NASCAR Alters Wet Weather Protocol Before Bristol

NASCAR announced Wednesday afternoon a major shift in its wet-weather policy concerning teams changing tires. Starting this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway, NASCAR will no longer mandate tire changes from dry to wet or wet to dry. Teams can make those choices at their discretion. On Ovals… NASCAR will retain one decision: whether the race starts under wet-weather conditions, but after the green flag drops, … Continue reading NASCAR Alters Wet Weather Protocol Before Bristol

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, Local Racing, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

A Weekend For the Underdogs at Daytona

Two Ryans. Preece and Sieg. One competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series. One competes full-time in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Both are hardened veterans who have fought and clawed for every opportunity they’ve gotten. Both have many similarities. Both have differences. Sieg, a native of Tucker, Georgia, was inspired to start racing by his late older brother, Shane.  The 39-year-old, despite years … Continue reading A Weekend For the Underdogs at Daytona

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

NASCAR Makes Major Stage End Changes for All National Series

NASCAR will implement a new stage-break procedure for its national series beginning this weekend at Iowa Speedway, the sanctioning body announced Thursday. According to officials, the procedure will occur when a natural caution falls within the final 10 laps of the scheduled stage break. In that event, the stage will be deemed official at the time of caution. The traditional caution process will then serve … Continue reading NASCAR Makes Major Stage End Changes for All National Series

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Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR

Chandler Smith Will Not Return to Front Row for 2027

Chandler Smith is in his second season with Front Row Motorsports in the Craftsman Truck Series and last weekend scored his second win of the season for the team. Tuesday, it was announced that Chandler will not be returning to the team for the 2027 season. With four wins for FRM and a playoff appearance in his first season, Chandler is also a multi-time winner … Continue reading Chandler Smith Will Not Return to Front Row for 2027

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Craftsman Truck Series, IndyCar, NASCAR

IndyCar’s Louis Foster will run the Craftsman Truck Race at Lime Rock Park

NTT IndyCar driver Louis Foster will cross a little something off his bucket list next weekend at Lime Rock Park, a NASCAR start. Officially announced today, Foster will join Spencer Boyd’s Freedom Racing Enterprises in their No. 76 Chevrolet Silverado. His IndyCar sponsor, DROPLiGHT, will serve as the primary sponsor for Foster’s race. Originally from Hampshire, England, the 2025 IndyCar Rookie of the Year is … Continue reading IndyCar’s Louis Foster will run the Craftsman Truck Race at Lime Rock Park

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2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Lap Leaders

All of your lap leaders for the 2026 Craftsman Truck Series season. Image Credit: Patrick Vallely place driver laps led 37 Mini Tyrrell 1 36 Tyler Reif 1 35 Corey Day 1 34 Travis Pastrana 1 33 Jake Garcia 2 32 Jimmie Johnson 2 31 Cole Butcher 3 30 Conner Jones 3 29 Daniel Dye 3 28 Nick Leitz 3 27 Tyler Ankrum 3 26 … Continue reading 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Lap Leaders

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Kaulig Racing and RAM’s No. 25 Free Agent Truck 2026 History

Kaulig Racing announced early on, after the introduction of RAM Trucks’ return to the Craftsman Truck Series, that they would field a fifth truck every race. That truck would be No. 25 and 100% sponsored by RAM Trucks for a “Free Agent” each race. Their Daytona debut couldn’t have been bigger with the return of Smoke! Tony Stewart returned not only to NASCAR but also … Continue reading Kaulig Racing and RAM’s No. 25 Free Agent Truck 2026 History

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Craftsman Truck Series San Diego Qualifying Results

The boys of the Craftsman Truck Series learned just how hard this track was going to be this afternoon when they took to the track for the first time at noon. Multiple trucks either could not qualify due to damage or were damaged during qualifying. So even though many qualified well, some may have to start in the back. Kaden Honeycutt will start on Pole, … Continue reading Craftsman Truck Series San Diego Qualifying Results

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