Chandler Smith
2026 Season — NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
● Playoff eligibleThrough July 24, 2026 · 153 pts behind leader
Roles
- Driver — Front Row Motorsports
Coverage (10 articles)
Layne Riggs Lost the Lead for Two Laps. He Spent the Other 198 in Front.
Riggs gave up the lead once, for two laps, and immediately took it back. He led the other 198, swept both stages and left Indianapolis Raceway Park 100 points clear with two races left before the playoffs.
The Best Truck Driver at IRP Hasn't Won a Race in 20 Months. He Gets Three Chances, Starting Tonight.
Ty Majeski has two wins and the best average finish in the track's history. His team has not won in 40 races. The next three races are the three best ovals of his career.
Chandler Smith Wins the FaithFest 250 at North Wilkesboro for His Ninth Truck Series Victory
Chandler Smith led the final 105 laps of the FaithFest 250 for his ninth career Truck Series win at North Wilkesboro, beating his own Front Row Motorsports teammate and points leader Layne Riggs to the line. Riggs still leaves with a bigger points lead than he arrived with.
Grant Enfinger Backed Into a Win at Lime Rock. North Wilkesboro Will Say If It Meant Anything.
Grant Enfinger backed into a Lime Rock win and a playoff spot. At North Wilkesboro he defends it from a pack of short-track natives, including Kaulig's Brenden Queen and Justin Haley. A preview of Saturday's FaithFest 250.
The Two Fastest Trucks at Lime Rock Didn't Win. Grant Enfinger Did.
The two fastest trucks at Lime Rock did not win the race. Grant Enfinger, who wasn't the fastest, did, passing cleanly for his first road-course win and first victory in more than a season, on the afternoon the two championship leaders wrecked each other.
Layne Riggs Wins at San Diego and Stretches His Truck Series Points Lead
Layne Riggs won the inaugural Truck Series race at San Diego and stretched his championship lead from 26 points to 65 as nearest rival Kaden Honeycutt crashed out. It was Riggs's ninth career Truck win and his third in five starts.
Jimmie Johnson Goes Home: A Seven-Time Champion Returns to the Trucks, 21 Miles From Where He Grew Up
Jimmie Johnson hasn't run a Craftsman Truck Series race since 2008. Friday night he climbs back in one for the Navy 250, the series' first race on an active military base, 21 miles from his El Cajon hometown. Jamie McMurray is making his own long-awaited return, and a real championship fight is going on underneath it all.
What to Watch and Who's Hot at Dover's First All-Star Race
The NASCAR All-Star Race goes to Dover Motor Speedway Sunday for the first time in the event's 41-year history — the 42nd running of the showcase, three segments, 26 cars, the trophy on the line. A preview of what to watch and who's hot heading in.
Honeycutt Beats Zilisch and SVG for His First Truck Win at The Glen
Kaden Honeycutt won his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race Friday at Watkins Glen — and did it by beating Connor Zilisch and Shane van Gisbergen, the two drivers who have dominated NASCAR road courses for two years. He also won the ARCA race at the same track earlier the same day, becoming the second driver in history to sweep both. Honeycutt now leads the Truck Series championship by 29 points.
He Won at Hickory First. Now William Sawalich Has Won at The Rock.
William Sawalich won his first O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Rockingham Speedway on Saturday, becoming the youngest winner in track history in his 42nd career start. The nineteen-year-old Joe Gibbs Racing driver charged from 14th to lead 80 laps, outlasting Corey Day's dominant early effort that faded on tire wear.