Pole Position Thrill at New Hampshire
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is set to return to New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 22, bringing a 181‑mile showdown that will unfold over 175 laps and five distinct stages.
Layne Riggs of Team EJP 175 dominated the qualifying session, posting a blistering lap of 29.346 seconds that outpaced rival Kaden Honeycutt by exactly two‑tenths of a second, earning the coveted pole position.
Despite 41 trucks entering the weekend, only 36 managed to qualify, setting the stage for a tightly packed field where every position will matter.
Veteran Stewart Friesen will line up from 13th, while points contender Tyler Ankrum starts 10th, adding depth to a grid that also features a mix of seasoned drivers and rising talent.
Race Format and Broadcast
The race structure divides the action into five stages, each offering strategic opportunities for drivers to accumulate stage points and influence the final outcome.
Fans will be able to watch the live action on FS1, with additional coverage on the NASCAR Racing Network and SiriusXM, while streaming enthusiasts can follow the broadcast through the FUBO platform.
Beyond the on‑track competition, the event underscores the series’ growing national profile, drawing attention from sponsors, media partners, and a passionate fan base eager to see the next chapter of the championship unfold.