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2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Schedule: Dates, Times & TV

Follow every Craftsman Truck Series race with local start times, FOX Sports listings, tracks, status and results.

Green-flag times automatically display in your local timezone. ET remains the no-script fallback.

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Series guide

2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series schedule guide

The Craftsman Truck Series has its own national schedule, often sharing weekends with Cup and O'Reilly but not following either calendar race for race. This board isolates every truck green flag, track and FOX Sports listing.

A 25-race truck calendar

The 2026 Truck Series slate contains 25 races. It starts at Daytona and ends with the championship at Homestead-Miami, with its own off weekends and venue mix.

FOX Sports coverage

The 2026 Truck races are carried by FOX Sports, primarily FS1 with selected FOX broadcasts. The Watch field shows the supplied assignment for each green flag.

Truck weekends stand on their own

A Truck race can run Friday, Saturday or on a standalone weekend. Trust the date on the card and open Weekend hub instead of assuming the Cup running order.

Quick answers

NASCAR Truck Series schedule FAQ

How many NASCAR Truck Series races are in 2026?

The 2026 Craftsman Truck Series schedule contains 25 races.

What channel are Truck Series races on?

FOX Sports carries the 2026 season, mainly on FS1 with selected races on FOX.

Does the Truck Series race every Cup weekend?

No. Trucks share many NASCAR weekends but also have different tracks, dates and off weekends. Use this Truck-only list rather than the Cup schedule.

Are race times shown in my timezone?

Yes. Confirmed green-flag times convert automatically to your device timezone, with ET as the no-script fallback.

How to use this tool

Use the Truck schedule

  1. 1

    Search by race or track, or filter this series by month, status, track type or TV network.

  2. 2

    Read the race card for the local green-flag time, track, status and current Watch listing.

  3. 3

    Open Race details for practice, qualifying, lineup and results, or use + Cal for one event.

Race fan notes:
  • Completed events link to their supplied finishing order.
  • Recheck the weekend hub after weather delays or broadcast changes.