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About NASCAR Truck Series

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is the third national series in NASCAR, featuring pickup trucks on tracks across the United States. The 2026 season runs 25 races from February through November. The series is known for aggressive racing, close finishes, and being a proving ground for young drivers looking to move up to the Xfinity Series and Cup Series.

What the Truck Series is about

The Truck Series uses heavier, more aerodynamic trucks instead of cars. The racing is physical. Drivers use bump drafting and side drafting to stay in the pack. The series races on a mix of tracks: short tracks, intermediate ovals, superspeedways like Daytona and Talladega, and occasional road courses. The field is a mix of young drivers in their late teens and early 20s, plus veteran drivers who've made the Truck Series their home.

Top drivers and teams

The Truck Series is where future Cup stars get their start. Top teams include ThorSport Racing, Kyle Busch Motorsports, and Front Row Motorsports. The 2025 champion was a young driver who has since moved up. The 2026 field features a mix of rising prospects and veteran names like Matt Crafton, who has won multiple championships in the series.

Format

The regular season runs from February through August. The top 10 drivers make the playoffs. The playoffs are seven races split into three rounds. Four drivers are eliminated after each round. The final round is a single race where the highest-finishing driver among the four takes the title. Race wins are the key to making the playoffs — a win almost guarantees a spot.

Viewership

The Truck Series pulls over 5 million viewers annually in the US. The season opener at Daytona and the races at Talladega draw the biggest audiences. The series has a loyal following among NASCAR fans who enjoy the close racing and the development storylines.

Streaming options in the US

In the US, Fox Sports is the exclusive broadcaster for the Truck Series. Most races air on FS1, with select high-profile races on the main Fox network. Practice and qualifying sessions are on FS1 or FS2. Streaming is available through the Fox Sports App with a cable login. FOX One is a standalone streaming service for Fox motorsports at about $19.99 a month. Live TV services like Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, and DirecTV Stream carry FS1 and Fox.

Streaming options in the UK and Europe

In the UK and Ireland, Premier Sports holds the rights to NASCAR, which includes the Truck Series. In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, Sportdigital provides live coverage. In Spain, DAZN is the broadcaster. In the Netherlands, Ziggo Sport carries the races. In France, Automoto holds the rights.

International streaming options

In Latin America and Mexico, Fox Sports Mexico is the exclusive home. In Canada, TSN+ streams Truck Series events. In Southeast Asia, SPOTV holds the rights. In Japan, Abema is the broadcaster. In South Korea, Coupang Play holds the rights. For fans in countries without a local broadcast partner, NASCAR offers an international subscription through NASCAR.com.

Current season

The 2026 Truck Series season kicked off on February 13 at Daytona International Speedway. The regular season runs through August, with the playoffs starting in September. The championship finale is in November at Phoenix Raceway. The series features 25 races across the season. FS1 broadcasts most races, with practice and qualifying on FS1 or FS2.