Friday, November 6, 2026 · Homestead-Miami Speedway
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship Race
Winner: Kaden Honeycutt in the No. 11
Latest Truck checkered flag
Friday, November 6, 2026 · Homestead-Miami Speedway
Winner: Kaden Honeycutt in the No. 11
Fri, Nov 6
Winner: Kaden Honeycutt · No. 11 Toyota
Started P5 · Led 15 laps · 68 pts
Homestead-Miami Speedway · 134 laps
Fri, Oct 30
Winner: Chandler Smith · No. 38 Ford
Started P3 · Led 12 laps · 71 pts
Martinsville Speedway
Fri, Oct 23
Winner: Sammy Smith · No. 7 Chevrolet
Started P2 · Led 21 laps · 0 pts
Talladega Superspeedway
Fri, Oct 16
Winner: Kaden Honeycutt · No. 11 Toyota
Started P2 · Led 53 laps · 72 pts
Phoenix Raceway
Fri, Oct 9
Winner: Layne Riggs · No. 34 Ford
Started P13 · Led 47 laps · 74 pts
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Sat, Sep 26
Winner: Kaden Honeycutt · No. 11 Toyota
Started P4 · Led 111 laps · 75 pts
Kansas Speedway · 134 laps
Thu, Sep 17
Winner: Jake Garcia · No. 98 Ford
Started P12 · Led 104 laps · 69 pts
Bristol Motor Speedway
Sat, Aug 22
Winner: Layne Riggs · No. 34 Ford
Started P1 · Led 106 laps · 72 pts
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
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Results decoder
Truck results can look very different after overtime, a weather-shortened finish or post-race inspection. The card gives the latest winner; the full running order shows the entire field and supplied points.
A positive +/− means the driver finished ahead of the starting position; a negative number means positions were lost. It is the quickest way to spot a charge through the field.
NASCAR or ARCA can revise the apparent finishing order after technical inspection or a penalty. This page follows the latest supplied official result rather than the first car seen crossing the line.
A race can extend beyond scheduled distance in NASCAR overtime or become official before full distance because of weather. The official result remains the result that counts.
Quick answers
The latest result card above shows the newest supplied Craftsman Truck Series winner and links to the full field.
Yes. Technical inspection or a penalty can change the official finishing order, including a disqualification.
Final means the event is complete and its winner has been verified. Detailed field statistics may finish syncing after the winner appears.
Choose Full running order on a race card. The race hub shows each supplied finisher with car, start, movement, laps, status and points.
How to use this tool
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