Category: Craftsman Truck Series

Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR

The Ram’s Return: Kaulig Bets Big as Dodge Charts a Road Back Into NASCAR

By Andy DeLay For more than a decade, Dodge’s absence from NASCAR has hung over the sport like a story without an ending. The manufacturer walked away after the 2012 season, just months after Brad Keselowski delivered a Cup Series championship behind the wheel of Roger Penske’s No. 2 Dodge Charger. With no successor program ready and no clear plan for the future, the Dodge … Continue reading The Ram’s Return: Kaulig Bets Big as Dodge Charts a Road Back Into NASCAR

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

A Strangely Memorable Driver, Kaz Grala, What Happened To Him In 2025?

As we end the 2025 NASCAR season, it’s easy to forget that Kaz Grala, who was in the thick of things last year, watched most of it all unfold from somewhere in LMC’s HQ. For 2025, Kaz Grala accepted a role as LMC’s simulation driver, and it’s far from the promising start he had. This Betrays the Promising Start His Career Had and the Talent … Continue reading A Strangely Memorable Driver, Kaz Grala, What Happened To Him In 2025?

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Corey Heim Becomes the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in Thrilling Phoenix Finale

By Seriously Fast Motorsports Staff Writer Andy DeLay PHOENIX, Ariz. — Under the bright desert lights of Phoenix Raceway, Corey Heim capped off a season for the record books by winning the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in a dramatic overtime finish that left many fans grabbing their chests as their hearts raced out of control due to the action on the track. When … Continue reading Corey Heim Becomes the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in Thrilling Phoenix Finale

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR

NASCAR Changes Eligibility Guidelines for Truck and O’Reilly Series for 2026

As we all expected, NASCAR is making two significant changes for the 2026 season. First, to lower the minimum age for the O’Reilly Series. Second, add more butts to seats and more eyes on screens for both the Craftsman Truck and the O’Reilly Series. O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Age Changes For the 2026 season, NASCAR will lower the minimum age of entry for tracks 1.25 … Continue reading NASCAR Changes Eligibility Guidelines for Truck and O’Reilly Series for 2026

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After the 2025 Season, Corey Heim is Officially a NASCAR Legend

Trust me, I know, you’re sitting there thinking to yourself… “Tom, the kid won a Truck title, he’s hardly run Xfinity and even fewer Cup starts. You’re on drugs.” But wait, I’ll explain exactly how I came to this conclusion. Corey Heim’s 2025 season will go down in history. Not just Craftsman Truck history, but NASCAR history overall. The Conclusion Let’s explain. Corey Heim’s 2025 … Continue reading After the 2025 Season, Corey Heim is Officially a NASCAR Legend

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Old School Heat: The Xfinity Title Fight Heats up in the Desert

By: Andy DeLay, Seriously Fast Motorsports It all comes down to this. After 32 race weekends, the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship Four rolls into Phoenix Raceway — the one‑mile bullring that’s earned its reputation for deciding championships under the blazing Arizona sun. For longtime fans who’ve seen the old Busch Series grow from a developmental series into the Xfinity Series, where it has morphed into … Continue reading Old School Heat: The Xfinity Title Fight Heats up in the Desert

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Three Potential 2026 Formats Remain for NASCAR

We all know that NASCAR and the industry have been in fierce conversations this season about a potential change to the Championship format as soon as the 2026 season. Fans and industry personalities alike have clearly felt that the current format has run aground, and even the TV numbers have fallen substantially year over year. It is time to take it out behind the barn, … Continue reading Three Potential 2026 Formats Remain for NASCAR

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

The Biggest problem with the Next Gen No One Talks About!

This season has highlighted Ty Gibbs’ struggle with the Next Gen. The man who won 12 Xfinity races, including his debut at 18 years old, won the Xfinity championship at an incredible 19 years old. Now, recently, he broke the record for most starts without a win at JGR, breaking the record set by JJ Yeley. Ty Gibbs is far from an Outlier in the … Continue reading The Biggest problem with the Next Gen No One Talks About!

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Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR

Championship Chaos Settles: The Truck Series Final Four Set for Phoenix

​The dust has settled at Martinsville Speedway, and after a nail-biting elimination race, the four drivers who will compete for the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship next weekend at Phoenix Raceway are officially locked in. The final race of the Round of 8, the Slim Jim 200, delivered on its promise of high-stakes, short-track drama, confirming a formidable, yet diverse, Championship 4 field. ​The … Continue reading Championship Chaos Settles: The Truck Series Final Four Set for Phoenix

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Heim Time: Corey Heim Shatters Records in Historic Truck Series Campaign

​By Andy DeLay ​Corey Heim’s 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season isn’t just a strong run; it is a historic campaign that has fundamentally redefined single-season excellence in the division. The 23-year-old pilot of the No. 11 TRICON Garage Toyota has established himself as the premier talent in the series, securing an unprecedented ten victories and planting himself firmly as the favorite heading into the … Continue reading Heim Time: Corey Heim Shatters Records in Historic Truck Series Campaign

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