Tracking the Trucks: TV Should Not Dictate When Races End
The Craftsman Truck Series race was just 10 laps from going the full distance, but was cut short due to television arbitrarily deciding when the race ended.
The Craftsman Truck Series race was just 10 laps from going the full distance, but was cut short due to television arbitrarily deciding when the race ended.
Despite serious injuries and a long, painful road to recovery, Friesen turned his first NASCAR race in six months into a successful 10th-place return.
Nemechek will run the No. 62, which HFR officially confirmed would run full-time in 2026.
Running down what’s set and what’s still to be announced.
The 2025 Craftsman Truck Series featured 25 races — the most since 2009 — and ended with Corey Heim earning his first series championship in … Continue Reading
Honeycutt discusses the transition from Niece to Halmar Friesen, his mindset in his playoffs debut and more.
While his performance has taken a downward spiral since 2020, it doesn’t mean that Crafton’s career is any less Hall of Fame-worthy.
Friesen’s absence for the remainder of 2025 will have a ripple effect on multiple Truck Series drivers and teams.
That leaves four open spots in the playoffs heading to the season finale at Richmond.
What’s the point of NASCAR granting Friesen a playoff waiver despite being out for the remainder of the year?