NASCAR Truck Series

The NASCAR Cup Series and Camping World Truck Series travel to Bristol Motor Speedway this week for some dirt track racing under the lights while the Xfinity Series is off.

The 24-year-old Byron from Charlotte, North Carolina, led 94 of 200 laps en route to his Truck Series victory in six years at the Paper Clip short track.

The 2018 NASCAR Cup Series champion will be making a one-race return to the Truck Series for David Gilliland Racing next weekend on Bristol's dirt layout.

NASCAR heads to Martinsville Speedway this weekend as all three national series prepare to compete on the 0.526-mile track.

The 21-year-old Burton from Huntersville, North Carolina, will be making a one-race Camping World Truck Series return with DGR at the Bristol Dirt Course.

The Huntington Beach, California, native rallied from a late spin to take the lead during the second of two overtime attempts and become the first two-time winner of the 2022 Truck Series season in Austin.

The Stamford, Connecticut, native is set to achieve a milestone start in his 12th season with at least one start in the Camping World Truck Series and this weekend in Austin, Texas.

NASCAR travels to Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas this week for the first of six scheduled Cup Series and Xfinity Series road course races.

The 19-year-old Heim from Marietta, Georgia, overtook teammate Chandler Smith on the final lap to notch his first Truck career victory on Atlanta's newly reconfigured surface.

This weekend all three NASCAR national series head to Atlanta Motor Speedway. The revamped and repaved 1.54-mile asphalt track now includes 28-degrees of banking in every corner, making it the steepest intermediate track on the schedule.