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Layne Riggs leads the 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Chase by 25 points with six wins, while shared resources and a tight playoff field set the stage for a dramatic showdown at Bristol.
Ryan Blaney and Layne Riggs claimed victories at Daytona, while Lando Norris secured a second straight win at Zandvoort, setting the stage for upcoming events in Darlington, Bristol, Monza and Indianapolis.
Ryan Blaney captured the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, while Lando Norris secured his second consecutive Formula 1 victory in the Dutch Grand Prix. With new races looming in Darlington, Monza, Monterey and Indianapolis, the racing calendar is set for more high‑octane action.
In 2027 NASCAR will stage two marquee events at San Diego’s Naval Base Coronado, featuring the Cup Series and the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, while honoring service members and expanding its military‑focused schedule.
NASCAR announces a landmark addition to its 2027 schedule, featuring Cup, O'Reilly Auto Parts and Truck Series events at Naval Base Coronado in July, alongside new street and road courses across the country.
The weekend combined high‑octane racing with fan‑focused activities, highlighting both on‑track competition and off‑track community engagement.
Fans from across New England gathered for a seven‑day NASCAR weekend that blended on‑track action with local customs, from lobster trophies to first‑pitch ceremonies.
Jonathan McKennedy seized a thrilling win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after a rain‑interrupted race, outmaneuvering Tommy Catalano on the final lap despite his car stalling post‑finish.
Rain‑soaked racing at New Hampshire Motor Speedway saw Layne Riggs claim a double‑overtime Truck Series win and Jonathan McKennedy take the Modified Tour finale.
Layne Riggs captured his first victory at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and secured the 2026 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series regular‑season championship in a double‑overtime race that saw teammate Chandler Smith finish second and Tyler Ankrum clinch the final Chase spot.
Corey Heim's 2025 dominance and Cup Series move have reignited discussions about his eligibility and impact on the 2026 Truck Series playoff cut line.
Layne Riggs captured his sixth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series win in the season‑ending EJP 175 at Loudon, while Chandler Smith and Kaden Honeycutt rounded out the podium. Stage results and point totals reveal a tightly contested finale that will echo through the off‑season.
Layne Riggs led 106 laps to claim his 11th NASCAR Truck Series victory, while Tyler Ankrum fought back from a penalty to clinch the final Chase position, setting up a seven‑race playoff that begins at Bristol.
Layne Riggs captured a dramatic overtime win in the Truck Series while Tyler Reddick chased a sixth Cup victory amid shifting weather conditions.
Riggs' dominant season sets the stage for a high‑stakes playoff showdown, with Kaden Honeycutt closing the gap in points.
In a nail‑biting New Hampshire 200‑lap race, Layne Riggs survived a series of cautions and a double‑overtime restart to claim his sixth win of the 2026 Truck season, cementing the No. 1 seed for the playoffs.
The 2026 Craftsman Truck Series Chase will feature a revamped format, with Layne Riggs leading the pack and Tyler Ankrum securing the last spot after a nail‑biting double‑overtime battle.
Layne Riggs captured the NASCAR Truck Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 22, 2026, earning the coveted top seed in the playoffs. His teammate Chandler Smith finished second, while Tyler Ankrum claimed the final Chase spot despite mechanical setbacks.
The New Hampshire race combined mechanical drama, strategic pit work, and a diverse roster of drivers, setting the stage for an eagerly anticipated playoff showdown.
Layne Riggs won the season‑ending NASCAR Truck Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after a multi‑stage battle filled with strategic pit moves and several caution periods.
Layne Riggs secured the pole for the upcoming NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event at New Hampshire, posting a blistering lap that outpaced his rivals.
Qualifying saw Layne Riggs claim pole with a 29.346‑second lap, edging Kaden Honeycutt by two‑tenths of a second, while 36 of 41 trucks earned a spot in the upcoming event.
Layne Riggs secured pole position with a 29.346‑second lap, while Giovanni Ruggiero led practice and Kaden Honeycutt followed in the lineup.
Layne Riggs tops the DraftKings lineup for the Loudon race, with Kaden Honeycutt and Grant Enfinger close behind, as drivers battle for playoff positioning.