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The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at Lime Rock Park delivered a thrilling showdown, with Grant Enfinger taking his maiden road course victory and moving into the championship top ten. Kaden Honeycutt’s remarkable comeback and Layne Riggs’ collision added layers of excitement, setting the stage for the next event at North Wilkesboro.
Grant Enfinger finally broke through after 40 races, capturing the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut. The race featured multiple cautions, a dramatic final restart, and a spectacular crash involving Tyler Annunziata.
Grant Enfinger seized his first Truck Series victory since 2024 at Lime Rock Park, overcoming a late restart and a chain‑reaction incident to finish ahead of Landen Lewis.
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Lime Rock Park will get underway later this afternoon, with Layne Riggs starting from the pole and a competitive field ready to battle.
Despite a Grade 3 lateral sprain in his left foot, Christian Eckes is set to compete at Lime Rock Park, managing pain without a relief driver while sitting fifth in the standings.
Layne Riggs secured the pole with a 53.683‑second lap, edging Connor Mosack by half a tenth as 25 trucks prepare for a staged 100‑lap race broadcast on FS1 and streamed via FUBO, NASCAR.com and SiriusXM.
Chevrolet continues its winning run at EchoPark Speedway, with multiple drivers poised for the In‑Season Challenge and a $1 million prize on the line.
With a 65‑point lead and four wins already this season, Layne Riggs heads into the last road course event of the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series at Lime Rock Park, where practice and qualifying will set the stage for a competitive showdown.
Four drivers from McAnally‑Hilgemann Racing head into Lime Rock Park’s last road‑course race of 2026, each with playoff hopes and personal milestones on the line.
Riggs saved fuel to win an overtime finish at Naval Base Coronado, edging out Tyler Reif in a race marked by multiple wrecks and a strategic battle for position.
During the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Naval Base Coronado, Tyler Ankrum collided with a concrete barrier, damaging his vehicle and prompting a red flag. Chandler Smith assumed the lead as the event resumed.
The 2026 Craftsman Truck Series made its debut at Coronado’s Naval Air Station, featuring dramatic practice incidents, a flyover of Navy Ospreys, and a win by Front Row Motorsports driver Layne Riggs.
The June 19 Navy 250 delivered a dramatic overtime finish, with Layne Riggs edging past Tyler Reif on the final lap while veterans Jimmie Johnson and Jamie McMurray faced setbacks.
Kaden Honeycutt secured pole position for the Navy 250 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Naval Base Coronado, with Jimmie Johnson set to start fourth.
NASCAR will stage its first ever race on a 3.4‑mile road course at Naval Base Coronado, featuring a star‑studded Truck Series field and the return of veteran driver Jimmie Johnson.
The upcoming San Diego Street Course event will feature a blend of series, top drivers and rare appearances, marking a new chapter for NASCAR in the region.
This weekend, NASCAR’s three national touring series will converge at the 3.4‑mile Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, California, featuring a stacked lineup of drivers, odds and broadcast details.
From June 19‑21, 2026, NASCAR will race on a U.S. naval base for the first time, with Jimmie Johnson slated for his penultimate Cup start in a Carvana‑schemed car and a lineup that includes former Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen.
Official entry lists have been released for the first NASCAR race weekend at the 3.4‑mile Naval Base Coronado track, featuring notable debuts, veteran comebacks, and a historic venue.
Christopher Bell escaped a violent crash at Michigan with a broken wrist but still competed at Pocono. The incident has ignited a safety review across NASCAR, with drivers inspecting gear and chassis. Meanwhile, Josh Berry will not return to Wood Brothers Racing in 2027, and veteran co‑owner Dennis Reinbold has died.
Veteran racer Brendan Gaughan is set to compete in the Navy 250 Truck race at Naval Base Coronado, bringing his extensive Truck Series pedigree, military ties, and a busy Las Vegas life back into the spotlight.
The series heads to San Diego for a 50‑lap street event where every lap of qualifying could dictate the final results, with Heim’s recent Michigan victory and upcoming Cup promotion adding extra intrigue.
After more than a decade away from full‑time competition, Brendan Gaughan will step back into a NASCAR Truck Series car for a single race at Naval Base Coronado, bringing his storied career and a partnership with South Point Hotel and Casino to the track.
After nearly six years away from NASCAR's national circuits, Brendan Gaughan is set to make a high‑profile comeback at the inaugural Navy 250, driving for McAnally‑Hilgemann Racing.