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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.
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.
The historic Richmond Raceway drew a full house for the Cook Out 400, where Joey Logano claimed his second seasonal win, while the venue celebrated eight decades of motorsport and announced its role as the 2027 playoff cutoff.
The 2026 NASCAR qualifying order for New Hampshire Motor Speedway has been released, featuring top performers in both the Cup and Truck Series.
The upcoming weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway promises high‑stakes competition as the Cup Series and Craftsman Truck Series tackle the 1.058‑mile oval in consecutive days.
In his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start, 16‑year‑old Tristan McKee secured an eighth‑place finish at Richmond Raceway, earning stage points and demonstrating strong race‑craft under green‑flag conditions.
Tristan McKee, a 16‑year‑old racing talent, debuted in the Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond and finished eighth despite a storm‑delayed start. Already celebrated for multiple early victories, he competes without a formal driver’s license and is being groomed by seasoned mentors as he prepares for upcoming short‑track battles.
Kaden Honeycutt led 225 of 250 laps at Richmond Raceway, claiming his second career Truck Series win and highlighting his championship ambitions.
Kaden Honeycutt led 225 of 250 laps to claim his second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory at Richmond, delivering a 1‑2‑3‑4‑5 sweep for TRICON Garage Toyota and underscoring his championship contention.
After a weather‑induced delay, Kaden Honeycutt dominated the Richmond Truck Series race, finishing ahead of Corey Heim and Christian Eckes, while several competitors faced mechanical setbacks.
The 2026 NASCAR Truck Series weekend at Richmond Raceway delivered high‑octane moments, from a stunning pole lap to a notable driver return, setting the stage for a competitive race night.
Tristan McKee, the second‑youngest driver ever to contest a NASCAR Truck Series race, will line up for the Black's Tire 250 at Richmond on August 14. His rapid rise through ARCA, a developmental partnership with Spire Motorsports, and endorsement from veteran Michael McDowell position him as a potential future Cup Series star.
The upcoming NASCAR Cup Series event at Richmond Raceway will determine critical playoff positioning, featuring intense battles among the sport’s leading drivers and teams.
Two‑time NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Busch died at 41, leaving a void in the sport. His last scheduled Truck race at Charlotte earned a pole position after qualifying was canceled, and his team is now owned by Spire Motorsports as new drivers prepare to honor his memory.
A young prodigy steps onto the Truck Series stage, marking a pivotal moment for both the driver and the team.
The Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin Raceway will feature a mix of NASCAR veterans, Craftsman Truck Series regulars and online personalities, highlighted by Cleetus McFarland's Super Late Model debut and a $40,000 prize purse.
Dystany Spurlock, the first Black woman to compete in NASCAR’s top three national series, is set to race in the Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond this weekend, seeking a spot among the 36 qualifying trucks.
The latest rankings highlight emerging drivers under 28, from veteran‑linked talents like Keelan Harvick to ARCA standouts such as Jade Avedisian, all eyeing Cup opportunities.
Carson Brown’s second‑place result in the JR&CO 150 at Iowa Speedway not only highlighted his growing prowess on the track but also positioned him for a high‑profile NASCAR debut later this season.
Tristan McKee, a 15‑year‑old development driver for Spire Motorsports, is slated to debut in the NASCAR Truck Series at Richmond on August 14, 2026, entering the No. 77 Chevrolet and aiming for a full‑season future.
Sixteen‑year‑old racing prodigy Tristan McKee will debut in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond on August 14, 2025, driving for Spire Motorsports.
At 16, Tristan McKee will step into the Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond, joining Spire’s development program and aiming to build on a rapid rise that began with a CARS Tour win at age 12.
Spire Motorsports announced that Tristan McKee, who turns 16 on August 3, will debut in the No. 77 truck at Richmond and race at several short tracks later this season.