NASCAR Truck Championship Battle Becomes More Clear After Phoenix
Kaden Honeycutt expanded his points lead in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series following a win at Phoenix. The driver of the No. 11 drove to victory in Friday night’s Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150 at the 1.0-mile Arizona track, extending his lead over Layne Riggs to 39 points.With three races remaining in the 2026 season, Riggs, […] The post NASCAR Truck Championship Battle Becomes More Clear After…
The NASCAR Truck Championship battle intensified following a victory at the Phoenix race. Kaden Honeycutt, driving the No. 11 truck, secured a win in the Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150 event at the 1.0-mile Arizona track, widening his lead over Chase competitor Layne Riggs to 39 points. With only three races remaining in the 2026 season, Riggs, initially seeded as the top competitor, now trails in the standings.
Despite a solid third-place finish in the desert race, Riggs couldn't prevent Honeycutt from extending his points advantage. Currently, only two drivers are mathematically eligible for the championship, with Honeycutt leading and Riggs in second place, 39 points behind. Other Chase participants, including Christian Eckes, Chandler Smith, Ty Majeski, Daniel Hemric, Gio Ruggiero, Grant Enfinger, Ben Rhodes, and Tyler Ankrum, are significantly trailing Honeycutt, with gaps ranging from 112 to 201 points.
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