The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will race on a street circuit for the first time in 2026, joining IndyCar’s season-opening weekend in St. Petersburg, Florida. The trucks will run on Saturday, February 28, with IndyCar opening its 16th consecutive season on the same course the following day, both broadcast on FOX Sports.

With the Truck Series Playoffs set to begin Saturday, Aug. 30 at Darlington (Noon ET, FS1), the drivers react to new postseason tracks.

The NASCAR schedule this weekend takes us to Richmond Raceway in both the Cup and Truck Series. Following Cup practice

Craftsman Truck Series hotshot Chandler Smith details how the game has changed since he last raced trucks back in 2022.

While NASCAR's flagship race will be in the Poconos a week earlier, there are major changes to the undercard schedule racing fans should note.

ThorSport Racing announced the retirement of Matt Crafton, the driver of the No. 88 Craftsman Truck Series entry.

BROOKLYN, MI – NASCAR will return to Michigan International Speedway in early June again next year, as the series announced its full 2026 schedule on Wednesday, Aug. 20.

While the 2026 IndyCar schedule has not yet been released, NASCAR's announcement confirms IndyCar will race at St. Petersburg the weekend of Feb. 27-March 1.

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NASCAR suspends crew member Marshall Hill of the No. 99 Craftsman Truck Series team after a wheel and axle came loose at Watkins Glen.

Crafton hasn't won a Truck race since 2020, and has missed the playoffs in back-to-back seasons. Majeski currently competes in the No. 98 ThorSport truck, and no one besides Crafton has piloted the No. 88 since the 2004 season.