Layne Riggs capped his 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series regular season with his series-best sixth win of the year,.

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The NASCAR Truck Series regular season ended on Saturday afternoon at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with the EJP 175, the 18th points race of the 2026 campaign. With the official results now in, we’ve got the final regular season Truck Series points leaders and The Chase standings entering the playoffs.

Of course, we’ll start with the 10 drivers who will be in the 10-race chase and where they stand in the NASCAR Truck standings after today. Further below is where you’ll be able to find the full Truck Series points leaders after 18 regular-season races.

NASCAR The Chase Standings: Truck Series

Here are the NASCAR Truck The Chase standings entering the 10-race chase that begins on Thursday, Sept. 17 at Bristol Motor Speedway.

NASCAR Truck Series Points Leaders After Regular Season

Here are the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series regular-season standings after 18 points races in 2026.

Who made The Chase in NASCAR Truck Series?

Layne Riggs, Kaden Honeycutt, Chandler Smith, Christian Eckes, Giovanni Ruggiero, Ty Majeski, Grant Enfinger, Ben Rhodes, Daniel Hemric and Tyler Ankrum each made the 10 spots in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series The Chase.

Who won the most races in the NASCAR Truck Series this season?

Layne Riggs won the most NASCAR Truck Series races in the regular season with five, more than the entire field of full-time Truck Series drivers combined in 18 races.

When does The Chase Begin in NASCAR Truck Series?

The Chase begins in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on Thursday, September 17 at 8:00 PM ET with the UOH 250 at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Who scored the most points in the NASCAR Truck Series this year?

Layne Riggs won the regular-season title in the NASCAR Truck Series, finishing with XXX points, with Kaden Honeycutt in second place.

More must-reads:

• NASCAR Truck Results Today: EJP 175 Results at Loudon for Truck Series Regular-Season Finale
• NASCAR Starting Lineup Loudon: Dollar Tree 301 Starting Grid, Cup Series Qualifying Results at New Hampshire
• NASCAR Predictions This Weekend: 5 Dollar Tree 301 Picks at Loudon

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Who won the NASCAR Truck race today? Layne Riggs won the EJP 175 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday afternoon, earning his sixth win in the Craftsman Truck Series regular-season finale at Loudon.

Let’s dive into the NASCAR Truck Series results from Loudon. We’ll lead off with the full EJP 175 results and points totals at New Hampshire. Below that is where you can find the NASCAR Truck stage results today.

Related: NASCAR Truck Series Points Leaders After Regular Season, The Chase Standings

EJP 175 Results

NASCAR Truck Series Results Today: Stage Results at Loudon

Here are the EJP 175 stage results today at New Hampshire for the Truck Series race.

Stage 1

Stage 2

More must-reads:

• NASCAR Truck Standings: The Chase Standings Entering Truck Series Playoffs, Regular Season Points Leaders
• NASCAR Starting Lineup Loudon: Dollar Tree 301 Starting Grid, Cup Series Qualifying Results at New Hampshire
• NASCAR Predictions This Weekend: 5 Dollar Tree 301 Picks at Loudon

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It’s been a tough summer stretch for early season dominator Tyler Reddick. But the five-time winner positioned himself well to turn things around with his fifth pole of the season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

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Time’s running out to save their hopes of making the NASCAR Cup Series Chase, so Ryan Preece and his No. 60 team are swinging for the fences.

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Who is on the pole for the NASCAR race on Sunday? We’ve got Cup Series qualifying results today from Loudon, with the field set for tomorrow’s Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Let’s dive into the NASCAR starting lineup tomorrow for Loudon. Of note, the race has been moved up to 2:00 PM ET due to rain in the forecast on Sunday afternoon. Further below, you can find the Dollar Tree 301 starting grid.

Dollar Tree 301 Lineup: Cup Series Qualifying Results at Loudon

Here is the NASCAR starting lineup for Sunday’s race at Loudon.

NASCAR Starting Grid at New Hampshire

Here is the Dollar Tree 301 starting grid following Saturday’s Cup Series qualifying results at New Hampshire.

Who is on the pole for the NASCAR race tomorrow?

Tyler Reddick is on the pole for the NASCAR race on Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, joined by Josh Berry on the front row of the Dollar Tree 301 starting grid.

What time is the NASCAR race on Sunday?

The NASCAR race on Sunday, the Dollar Tree 301 at Loudon, is at 11:00 AM PT/2:00 PM ET after being moved up an hour due to rain.

What channel is the NASCAR race on tomorrow?

Sunday’sNASCAR Cup Series race, the Dollar Tree 301, is on USA Network or you can live stream in-car cameras on HBO Max.

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• NASCAR Predictions This Weekend: 5 Dollar Tree 301 Picks at Loudon
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Fords continued to show strong pace on flat tracks to open the NASCAR Cup Series race weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. But when the clock started to run out, the Toyotas came to play.Erik Jones laid down a quick lap of 130.251 mph (29.242 seconds) in a mock qualifying…

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The NASCAR race this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is the penultimate battle of the regular season, meaning several Cup Series drivers will clinch The Chase spots on Sunday afternoon.

As we do every weekend, we’re making NASCAR predictions for what driver makes it to victory lane, stage winners and more. Let’s dive right into our Dollar Tree 301 picks.

Joey Logano Wins the Pole at Loudon

He’s back. Joey Logano has won two of the last four NASCAR Cup Series races and now heads to a track that Team Penske loves. Last year at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Logano earned the pole (29.16 seconds) by a 0.17-second gap with teammate Ryan Blaney (29.33 seconds) right behind him. In related news, Logano (3.7) and Blaney (3.0) have the highest average starting position at Loudon in the last three races. We’ve got the No. 22 car racing its way to the pole on Saturday.

Related: NASCAR Qualifying Order This Weekend at New Hampshire

Christopher Bell Wins Stage 1

It is a season full of second-place finishes for Christopher Bell and the No. 20 team. Just one trip to victory lane this year would put them fifth in the standings and right behind teammate Chase Briscoe. The statistical models for The Chase have highlighted the importance of being fifth or better, because of the points advantage, in order to have the best shot at winning a Cup Series championship. Stage points matter more than ever, and after getting a top-five qualifying on Saturday, we think it will be another stage win for a Toyota car with Bell taking it this time.

Related: NASCAR Drivers Who Can Clinch The Chase Spots This Weekend

Bubba Wallace Gets a DNF

Loudon has not been great for Bubba Wallace, as evidenced by a 22.7 average finishing position at this track that ranks 26th in the Cup Series since 2023. It also doesn’t help that because of issues last week, Wallace is going in the middle of qualifying on Saturday. We think that will result in pedestrian track position for the No. 23 car, and while Wallace will get some points in Stage 1, some bad fortune and a mistake will get him involved in a race-ending wreck. The DNF will suddenly make The Chase cutline more interesting at Daytona.

Related: NASCAR Weekend Schedule at Loudon

Ryan Blaney Wins Stage 2

Ryan Blaney dominated at this track a year ago, winning Stage 1 and leading 116 laps before racing his way to victory lane. While his results in the summer have been more sporadic, especially in recent years, there’s no denying the speed the No. 12 car is showing right now. Blaney will leave New Hampshire with another stage win, while also finishing the day in the top five with the third-most points.

Denny Hamlin Wins Dollar Tree 301, Clinches Regular-Season Title

While we have Denny Hamlin narrowly finishing behind Logano and Blaney in qualifying on Saturday, he’ll finish first where it matters most. Hamlin has been the best driver in NASCAR this season and the No. 11 car always seems to be put in a great position to at least record a top-five finish. Plus, Toyota has basically owned the intermediate tracks this season with their setups. Hamlin makes his way to victory lane on Sunday at New Hampshire, clinching the regular-season title with his fifth win of the year.

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• NASCAR Rumor: Austin Hill’s Reported New Hampshire Scheme Comes as RCR Future Remains Uncertain

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The NASCAR Cup Series is racing this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, the penultimate race of the regular season. Sunday’s Dollar Tree 301 will lock up multiple The Chase spots and move the cutline, so the NASCAR qualifying order this weekend carries some added weight.

Let’s dive right into the Cup Series qualifying order at New Hampshire for Saturday.

Related: NASCAR Drivers Who Can Clinch The Chase Spots This Weekend

NASCAR Qualifying Order at New Hampshire: Cup Series

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