2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series

Last updated November 09, 2024

The 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series was the 24th season of the third highest stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in North America. Christopher Bell entered as the defending champion, but he did not defend his championship, leaving his No. 4 Kyle Busch Motorsports entry to a number of drivers throughout the season, with Todd Gilliland covering the majority of the schedule in the truck. Title sponsor Camping World Holdings rebranded the series with their Gander Outdoors brand they acquired in 2017 for the 2019 season, replacing the Camping World brand.

This was the third year that the Truck Series (and the Xfinity Series) had a playoff system. For the first time in the three years of the playoffs at that time, Christopher Bell and Matt Crafton were not part of the "championship 4" drivers competing for the title at Homestead. Bell had moved up to the Xfinity Series full-time, while Crafton did qualify for the postseason but did not advance to the last round of the playoffs as he had done the past two years.

The 2018 season was also the first to feature the regular season championship trophy, which was awarded at the final race before the playoffs.^[1] Johnny Sauter clinched the NCWTS Regular Season Championship trophy at the end of the UNOH 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway.^[2] Brett Moffitt was declared the NCWTS Champion for 2018, after winning the Ford EcoBoost 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. In addition, Hattori Racing Enterprises won the NCWTS Owners' Championship.

Teams and drivers

Complete schedule

Manufacturer	Team	No.	Race driver	Crew chief
Chevrolet	GMS Racing	2	Cody Coughlin 18	Jerry Baxter 16 Doug Randolph 7
			Spencer Gallagher 1
			Sheldon Creed 4
		21	Johnny Sauter	Joe Shear Jr.
		24	Justin Haley	Kevin Bellicourt
		25	Dalton Sargeant (R)16	Doug Randolph 15 Buddy Sisco 1 Jerry Baxter 7
			Timothy Peters 3
			Tyler Dippel 4
	Halmar Friesen Racing	52	Stewart Friesen	Tripp Bruce
	Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing	10	Jennifer Jo Cobb	Tim Silva 22 Brian Lear 1
	NEMCO Motorsports	8	John Hunter Nemechek 18	Gere Kennon Jr.
	NEMCO Motorsports	8	Joe Nemechek 5	Gere Kennon Jr.
	Niece Motorsports	22	Austin Wayne Self	Joey Cohen 4 Cody Efaw 4 Arthur Haire 15
	Niece Motorsports	45	Justin Fontaine (R)	Darrell Morrow 7 Buddy Sisco 1 Cody Efaw 7 Adam Crigger 4 Matt Weber 4
	Premium Motorsports	49	Wendell Chavous 18	Brian Keselowski 8 Mike Hillman Sr. 13 Tommy Baldwin Jr. 1 Joe Lax 1
			D. J. Kennington 4
			Reed Sorenson 1
		15	Robby Lyons (R)7	Scott Eggleston 5 Mike Hillman Sr. 7 Tommy Baldwin Jr. 2 Jason Dorman 1 Joe Lax 1 Peter Sospenzo 1 Mark Fordham 1 Vincent Shull 2 Amanda Beaver 2 Doug George 1
			Reed Sorenson 3
			Ross Chastain 2
			J. R. Heffner 1
			Todd Peck 1
			Stefan Parsons 2
			Wendell Chavous 1
			Jamie Mosley 1
			Brad Foy 1
			Mike Harmon 1
			Reid Wilson 1
	Jordan Anderson Racing ^{[N 1]}		Bobby Reuse 1
	Jordan Anderson Racing ^{[N 1]}		Bryant Barnhill 1
	Young's Motorsports	02	Austin Hill	Chad Kendrick
		20	Scott Lagasse Jr. 1	Andrew Abbott 22 Bruce Cook 1
			Austin Dillon 1
			Michel Disdier 1
			Reid Wilson 1
			Tanner Thorson 10
			Bubba Wallace 1
			Daniel Hemric 1
			Tyler Young 1
			Tate Fogleman 3
			Max Tullman 3
Ford	ThorSport Racing	13	Myatt Snider (R)	Rich Lushes
		41	Ben Rhodes	Eddie Troconis 22 Bud Haefele 1
		88	Matt Crafton	Carl Joiner Jr.
		98	Grant Enfinger	Jeff Hensley
Toyota	DGR-Crosley	54	Bo LeMastus (R)9	Kevin Manion 20 Chris Lawson 2 Seth Smith 1
			Justin Marks 1
			Kyle Benjamin 1
			David Gilliland 2
			Chris Eggleston 3
			Zane Smith 1
			Chris Windom 2
			Matt Mills 1
			Riley Herbst 2
			Tyler Ankrum 1
	Hattori Racing Enterprises	16	Brett Moffitt	Scott Zipadelli
	Kyle Busch Motorsports	4	David Gilliland 1	Marcus Richmond 20 Wes Ward 3
			Kyle Busch 2
			Spencer Davis 1
			Todd Gilliland (R)19
		18	Noah Gragson 22	Rudy Fugle
		18	Erik Jones 1	Rudy Fugle
		51	Spencer Davis 4	Mike Hillman Jr.
			Kyle Busch 3
			Harrison Burton 8
			Brandon Jones 4
			Riley Herbst 1
			Logan Seavey 1
			Christopher Bell 1
			David Gilliland 1
Chevrolet 21 Toyota 2	Jordan Anderson Racing	3	Jordan Anderson 22	Dylan Corum 3 Dan Kolanda 5 Brian Keselowski 2 Kevin Eagle 13
Chevrolet 21 Toyota 2	Jordan Anderson Racing	3	Ryan Newman 1
Chevrolet 15 Toyota 8	Reaume Brothers Racing	33	Josh Reaume 15	Danny Glad 4 William Tatum Jr. 2 Paul Clapprood 1 John Reaume 7 R. B. Bracken 4 Dalton Blackburn 1 Bruce Cook 3 Doug George 1
			Braden Mitchell 1
			B. J. McLeod 1
			Jason White 2
			J. J. Yeley 1
			Robby Lyons (R)2^{[N 2]}
			Chad Finley 1^{[N 2]}

Limited schedule

Manufacturer	Team	No.	Race driver	Crew chief	Rounds
Chevrolet	Beaver Motorsports	50	Travis Kvapil	Rob Winfield 2 Amanda Beaver 12 Clinton Cram 1 David McClure 1 Tim Goulet 1 Matthew Kempf 1	2
			B. J. McLeod		1
			Dawson Cram		1
			Todd Peck		2
			Jamie Mosley		1
			Timmy Hill		2
			Ross Chastain ^{[N 3]}		2
			Brian Kaltreider		1
			Mike Harmon		1
			Ray Ciccarelli		2
			Reed Sorenson ^{[N 3]}		1
			Gray Gaulding		1
			Camden Murphy		1
	Bobby Gerhart Racing	63	Bobby Gerhart ^{[N 4]}	Robbie Freeman 11 Rick Ren 2 Doug George 3 Brian Keselowski 1 Bryan Berry 1	2
	MB Motorsports 5^{[N 5]} Copp Motorsports 11^{[N 5]}		Akinori Ogata		1
			Scott Stenzel		1
			Kevin Donahue		3
			Camden Murphy		1
			J. J. Yeley		3
			Kyle Donahue		2
			Bayley Currey		2
			Kyle Strickler		1
			Timmy Hill		1
			Jesse Iwuji		1
	Chad Finley Racing	42	Chad Finley	Bruce Cook	2
	Clay Greenfield Motorsports	68	Clay Greenfield	Danny Gill 3 Melvin Burns Jr. 1 Gary Mann 1	5
	Copp Motorsports ^{[N 5]}	36	Bayley Currey	Robbie Freeman	1
	Copp Motorsports 19^{[N 5]} MB Motorsports 3^{[N 5]}	83	Scott Stenzel	Jerry Kennedy 12 Doug George 1 Keith Wolfe 2 Jon Pittman 1 Robbie Freeman 4 Bryan Berry 1 Clinton Cram 1	2
			Bayley Currey		10
			Kyle Donahue		2
			Tyler Matthews ^{[N 6]}		2
			Nick Hoffman		1
			Todd Peck		2
			Joey Gase		1
			Dawson Cram		2
	FDNY Racing	28	Bryan Dauzat	Jim Rosenblum	2
	Glenden Enterprises	47	Chris Fontaine	Kevin Ingram	2
	GMS Racing	23	Timothy Peters	Chad Norris	1
	Henderson Motorsports	75	Parker Kligerman	Chris Carrier	8
	Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing	0	Joey Gase	Joe Cobb 3 Brian Lear 10 Camden Murphy 1 Joe Lax 2	2
			Mike Senica		1
			Camden Murphy		8
			Ray Ciccarelli ^{[N 7]}		4
			Justin Kunz		1
	Jordan Anderson Racing	97	Roger Reuse ^{[N 8]}	Steve Szabo	1
	MDM Motorsports	99	Tyler Matthews	Shane Huffman 1 Jeff Stankiewicz 3	1
			Sheldon Creed		1
			Chase Purdy		2
	Mike Affarano Motorsports	03	John Provenzano	David McClure	1
	Mike Harmon Racing	74	Cody Ware	Tim Goulet 10 Jason Houghtaling 2 Alan Collins Jr. 1 Barbara Hein 1	1
			Tim Viens		1
			Mike Harmon		8
			Bryant Barnhill		1
			B. J. McLeod		2
			Trevor Collins		1
	NEMCO Motorsports	87	Joe Nemechek	Jim Mazza 1 Duke Whiseant 14	13
	NEMCO Motorsports	87	Timmy Hill	Jim Mazza 1 Duke Whiseant 14	2
	Niece Motorsports	38	Max McLaughlin	Ron Paradiso 1 Cody Efaw 6	1
			Ross Chastain		3
			T. J. Bell		1
			Landon Huffman		2
	Norm Benning Racing	6	Norm Benning	Angelo Calabrese 17 Brian Poff 3	20
	Norm Benning Racing	57	Jeff Zillweger	Dan Sheffer	1
	Reaume Brothers Racing	34	Jeffrey Abbey	Rob Winfield 2 John Reaume 2	1
J. J. Yeley			1
B. J. McLeod			1
Jesse Iwuji			1
TJL Motorsports	1	B. J. McLeod	Teddy Brown 2 Jacob Kramer 1 William Guinade 1 Mark Beaver 1	1
		Clay Greenfield		1
		Tommy Regan		1
		Mike Senica		1
		Camden Murphy		1
Young's Motorsports	12	Reid Wilson	Steven Dawson 1 Buddy Sisco 4 Bruce Cook 1	1
		Ty Dillon		1
		Alex Tagliani		1
		Tate Fogleman		1
		Tanner Thorson		1
		Tyler Young		1
Ford	Jacob Wallace Racing	80	Justin Shipley	Tracy Wallace	1
	JJL Motorsports	97	Jesse Little	Matt Noyce	9
	JJL Motorsports	97	R. J. Otto Jr.	Matt Noyce	1
	RBR Enterprises	92	Timothy Peters	Michael Hester	3
	Roper Racing	04	Cory Roper	Craig Roper 1 Shane Whitbeck 5	6
	ThorSport Racing	27	Chase Briscoe	Bud Haefele	1
Toyota	All Out Motorsports	7	Korbin Forrister	Doug George	11
	All Out Motorsports	7	Reid Wilson	Doug George	1
	Bill McAnally Racing	19	Derek Kraus	Ty Joiner	1
	DGR-Crosley	17	Bo LeMastus (R)	Chris Lawson 5 Kevin Manion 3 Seth Smith 1	4
			Chris Eggleston		1
			Tyler Dippel		1
			Kyle Benjamin		1
			David Gilliland		1
			Tyler Ankrum		1
	Kyle Busch Motorsports	46	Brandon Jones	Cody Glick	1
			Christian Eckes		4
			Riley Herbst		1
	NextGen Motorsports	35	Brennan Poole	Ryan Bell 1 Teddy Brown 1	2
	On Point Motorsports	30	Scott Lagasse Jr.	Steven Lane	2
			Austin Theriault		1
			Jeb Burton		2
Chevrolet 1 Ford 1	Grant County Mulch Racing	9	Codie Rohrbaugh	Garrett Lambert 1 Michael Shelton 1	2

Notes

↑ Entries were fielded by Jordan Anderson Racing in a collaboration with Premium Motorsports.
1 2 Entries were fielded in a collaboration with Chad Finley Racing.
1 2 Entries were fielded in a collaboration with Premium Motorsports.
↑ Entries were fielded in a collaboration with MB Motorsports.
1 2 3 4 5 MB Motorsports and Copp Motorsports shared the Nos. 36/63/83 and helped each other at the track in all their entries.
↑ At Kentucky (Race 12), the entry was fielded in a collaboration with NextGen Motorsports.
↑ At Talladega (Race 19) and Homestead (Race 23), the entry was fielded in a collaboration with CMI Motorsports.
↑ Entry was fielded by Jordan Anderson Racing in a collaboration with JJL Motorsports.

Changes

Drivers

On October 30, 2017, it was announced that Austin Wayne Self would drive full-time for Niece Motorsports. Self had driven part-time for multiple teams including Niece, AM Racing and Martins Motorsports in 2017.^[3] On December 12, 2017, it was announced that Justin Fontaine would drive a second truck, numbered 45, alongside Self. Niece also formed a technical alliance with GMS Racing.^[4]
On November 10, 2017, it was announced that Austin Hill would run the full season for Young's Motorsports in the No. 02. He had run part-time for the team in 2017.^[5]
On February 7, it was announced that Brett Moffitt would drive full-time for Hattori Racing Enterprises in the team's No. 16 truck, replacing Ryan Truex. Moffitt had driven part-time in the Truck Series with Red Horse Racing in 2017. He had also previously driven for HRE in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East.^[6]
On January 8, 2018, it was announced that Harrison Burton would be driving 9 races for Kyle Busch Motorsports in the No. 51 Toyota Tundra. Burton will be in the truck at Martinsville in the spring and fall, Dover, Iowa, Bristol, Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Texas in the fall, ISM Raceway in Phoenix, and Homestead-Miami.^[7] On January 11, it was announced that team owner Kyle Busch will drive the No. 51 truck in three races: Las Vegas in the spring, Charlotte, and Pocono. On January 23, it was announced that JGR NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Jones, as well as NASCAR Next alum Spencer Davis and Riley Herbst, would drive the No. 51 for most of the rest of the season, with Jones and Herbst also making one start apiece in the team's No. 46 entry.^[8]
On January 17, 2018, it was announced that Todd Gilliland will drive the No. 4 truck full-time effective May 15, when he reaches the minimum age for full-time drivers (18). Gilliland will drive in both age-eligible races at Martinsville and Dover prior to his birthday. In 2017, Gilliland drove full-time in both the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West, driving the No. 16 Toyota Camry for Bill McAnally Racing and winning the West series championship. Gilliland also made Truck starts for Kyle Busch Motorsports, driving the No. 46 and No. 51 Toyota Tundras at age-eligible races in the previous season.^[9]
On January 12, 2018, it was announced that Dalton Sargeant would be racing full-time for GMS Racing driving the No. 25 Chevrolet Silverado. Sargeant will also compete for Rookie of the Year honors. In 2017, Sargeant drove full-time in the ARCA Racing Series, driving the No. 77 Ford Fusion for Cunningham Motorsports. Sargeant also made a few starts in the Truck Series, driving the No. 99 MDM Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado.^[10]
On January 16, 2018, it was announced that Cody Coughlin would be joining GMS Racing in 2018, driving the No. 2 Chevrolet Silverado. In 2017, Coughlin drove the No. 13 Toyota Tundra for ThorSport Racing.^[11]
On January 23, 2018, it was announced that Robby Lyons would run the full season for Premium Motorsports in 2018 in the No. 15 Chevrolet. Lyons previously drove a two races for Premium in 2017, driving the organization's No. 49 entry.^[12] It was later announced prior to the spring Dover race that Lyons's sponsorship deal fell through, and he would be replaced by part-time Premium Motorsports Cup Series driver Ross Chastain. Lyons would return to the truck at Kansas.
On January 25, 2018, it was announced that Chris Eggleston would drive a partial schedule for the new David Gilliland Racing-Crosley Sports Group team. Eggleston had last run in the Truck Series in 2014.^[13]
On January 31, 2018, it was announced that Jordan Anderson would run his own team for the 2018 season with support from Niece Motorsports. He will drive a Toyota Tundra for the restrictor plate tracks and alternate other manufacturers throughout the season.^[14]
On February 2, 2018, it was announced that Max McLaughlin, son of longtime Busch Series driver Mike McLaughlin, had signed a driver development contract with Niece Motorsports, and will run at least four races for the team in 2018. He will make his debut at Eldora.^[15]
On February 7, 2018, it was announced that Myatt Snider would be joining ThorSport Racing in 2018, driving the No.13 Ford F-150. Last year Snider drove the No. 51 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota Tundra part-time.^[16]

Teams

On August 17, 2017, Brad Keselowski announced the shutdown of Brad Keselowski Racing after the 2017 season.^[17]
On December 30, 2017, Martins Motorsports announced the closure of the team. Team owner Tommy Joe Martins stated that deals with other drivers to drive the truck had fallen through, and that he is driving a partial Xfinity Series schedule with B. J. McLeod Motorsports in 2018.^[18]
On January 22, 2018, David Gilliland Racing and Crosley Sports Group announced a merger of their teams which includes an expansion to a single truck driver development team in the Camping World Truck Series with support from Toyota Racing Development and an alliance with Kyle Busch Motorsports. These teams will continue to field cars in late models, the K&N Pro Series, and the ARCA racing series. Bo LeMastus will drive the No. 54 Toyota.^[19]
Young's Motorsports formed an alliance with Team Dillon to put Team Dillon drivers in a second Young's truck, the No. 20. The No. 20 ran part-time in 2017 but will run the length of the schedule in 2018.^[20]

Manufacturers

On January 16, 2018, it was announced that, after a six-year relationship, ThorSport Racing split ways with Toyota. On January 22, 2018, Ford was announced to be the new manufacturer for the team.

Engine rules

Teams may use an Ilmor-built LSX 396 engine, similar to the ARCA Racing Series, in 2018, regardless of manufacturer of the body.

Schedule

The final schedule – comprising 23 races – was released on May 23, 2017.^[21]

No	Race title	Track	Date	TV
1	NextEra Energy Resources 250	Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach	February 16	FS1
2	Active Pest Control 200	Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton	February 24	FS1
3	Stratosphere 200	Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas	March 2	FS1
4	Alpha Energy Solutions 250	Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway	March 24/26^{[Note 1]}	FS1
5	JEGS 200	Dover International Speedway, Dover	May 4	FS1
6	37 Kind Days 250	Kansas Speedway, Kansas	May 11	FS1
7	North Carolina Education Lottery 200	Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord	May 18	FS1
8	PPG 400	Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth	June 8	FS1
9	M&M's 200	Iowa Speedway, Newton	June 16	FS1
10	Eaton 200	Gateway Motorsports Park, Madison	June 23	FS1
11	Overton's 225 ^[22]	Chicagoland Speedway, Joliet	June 29	FS1
12	Buckle Up in Your Truck 225	Kentucky Speedway, Sparta	July 12	FS1
13	Eldora Dirt Derby	Eldora Speedway, Rossburg	July 18	FS1
14	Gander Outdoors 150 ^[23]	Pocono Raceway, Long Pond	July 28	FS1
15	Corrigan Oil 200 ^[24]	Michigan International Speedway, Brooklyn	August 11	FS1
16	UNOH 200	Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol	August 16	Fox
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs
Round of 8
17	Chevrolet Silverado 250	Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, Bowmanville	August 26	FS1
18	World of Westgate 200 ^[25]	Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas	September 14	FS1
19	Fr8Auctions 250	Talladega Superspeedway, Lincoln	October 13	Fox
Round of 6
20	Texas Roadhouse 200	Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway	October 27	FS1
21	JAG Metals 350	Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth	November 2	FS1
22	Lucas Oil 150	ISM Raceway, Avondale	November 9	FS1
Championship 4
23	Ford EcoBoost 200	Homestead-Miami Speedway, Homestead	November 16	FS1

↑ Race started on Saturday, March 24 but stopped after 23 laps and remainder postponed to Monday, March 26 due to weather.

Schedule changes

In 2015, NASCAR and 21 Camping World Truck Series tracks agreed on a five-year contract that guarantees each track would continue to host races through 2020.^[26] Despite the agreement, Speedway Motorsports decided to cancel the New Hampshire Motor Speedway race and add a second race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, to form two weekends involving each of the three national series.^[27] The new race will be the third race of the regular season, while the established fall race will be the second race of the first playoff round.

As a result, the Chevrolet Silverado 250 at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park will be held as the first race of the playoffs, while the Overton's 225 at Chicagoland Speedway will move from September to June. The UNOH 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway will become the final race of the regular season as a result of the schedule realignment.

Unlike the 2017 schedule, the JEGS 200 at Dover International Speedway will precede the 37 Kind Days 250 at Kansas Speedway and the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Also, the Eaton 200 at Gateway Motorsports Park will be held one week later as the tenth race of the season, slated to be held the week before the Chicagoland round.^[21]^[28]

On April 17, 2018, Bristol Motor Speedway announced the UNOH 200 will be moved one day to Thursday night, August 16. The new race date will also reflect a change from FS1 to Fox, as the race broadcast moves to the broadcast network. The live Thursday night race on Fox coincides with preparation for Fox to broadcast the majority of Thursday games during the 2018 NFL season.^[29] Fox will now air two Truck Series races, both during the second half of the season when NBC has the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series coverage.

Results and standings

Race results

No.	Race	Pole position	Most laps led	Winning driver	Manufacturer	No.	Winning team
1	NextEra Energy Resources 250	David Gilliland	Johnny Sauter	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	21	GMS Racing
2	Active Pest Control 200	Kyle Busch	Kyle Busch	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	16	Hattori Racing Enterprises
3	Stratosphere 200	Kyle Busch	Kyle Busch	Kyle Busch	Toyota	51	Kyle Busch Motorsports
4	Alpha Energy Solutions 250	Ben Rhodes	Ben Rhodes	John Hunter Nemechek	Chevrolet	8	NEMCO Motorsports
5	JEGS 200	Noah Gragson	Johnny Sauter	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	21	GMS Racing
6	37 Kind Days 250	Noah Gragson	Noah Gragson	Noah Gragson	Toyota	18	Kyle Busch Motorsports
7	North Carolina Education Lottery 200	Johnny Sauter	Johnny Sauter	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	21	GMS Racing
8	PPG 400	Stewart Friesen	Todd Gilliland	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	21	GMS Racing
9	M&M's 200	Harrison Burton	Brett Moffitt	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	16	Hattori Racing Enterprises
10	Eaton 200	Grant Enfinger	Noah Gragson	Justin Haley	Chevrolet	24	GMS Racing
11	Overton's 225	Noah Gragson	John Hunter Nemechek	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	16	Hattori Racing Enterprises
12	Buckle Up in Your Truck 225	Noah Gragson	Noah Gragson	Ben Rhodes	Ford	41	ThorSport Racing
13	Eldora Dirt Derby	Ben Rhodes	Chase Briscoe	Chase Briscoe	Ford	27	ThorSport Racing
14	Gander Outdoors 150	Kyle Busch	Kyle Busch	Kyle Busch	Toyota	51	Kyle Busch Motorsports
15	Corrigan Oil 200	John Hunter Nemechek	Matt Crafton Noah Gragson	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	16	Hattori Racing Enterprises
16	UNOH 200	Christopher Bell	John Hunter Nemechek	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	21	GMS Racing
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs
Round of 8
17	Chevrolet Silverado 250	Ben Rhodes	Noah Gragson	Justin Haley	Chevrolet	24	GMS Racing
18	World of Westgate 200	Noah Gragson	Grant Enfinger	Grant Enfinger	Ford	98	ThorSport Racing
19	Fr8Auctions 250	David Gilliland	Grant Enfinger	Timothy Peters	Chevrolet	25	GMS Racing
Round of 6
20	Texas Roadhouse 200	Todd Gilliland	Johnny Sauter	Johnny Sauter	Chevrolet	21	GMS Racing
21	JAG Metals 350	Johnny Sauter	Todd Gilliland	Justin Haley	Chevrolet	24	GMS Racing
22	Lucas Oil 150	Noah Gragson	Harrison Burton	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	16	Hattori Racing Enterprises
Championship 4
23	Ford EcoBoost 200	Grant Enfinger	Brett Moffitt	Brett Moffitt	Toyota	16	Hattori Racing Enterprises

Drivers' standings

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or owner's points. * – Most laps led. ¹ – Stage 1 winner. ² – Stage 2 winner. ^1-10 – Regular season top 10 finishers.
. – Eliminated after Round of 8 . – Eliminated after Round of 6

Pos.	Driver	DAY	ATL	LVS	MAR	DOV	KAN	CLT	TEX	IOW	GTW	CHI	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI		MSP	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Pts.	Stage	Bonus
1	Brett Moffitt	26	1	3	3	12	16	4¹	18	1*	14	1	18	5	26	1	18		3	11	17	2	3	1¹	1*²	4040	–	39⁵
2	Noah Gragson	23	2¹	12¹	5	20¹	1*¹²	8	10	2	10*	4²	8*²	6	INQ	4*	9		9*¹²	18¹	13	7	10	2	3	4034	–	25²
3	Justin Haley	2	22	28	10	3	10	14	3	16	1	6	10	9	5	9	6		1	3	4	6	1¹	28	8	4029	–	20⁷
4	Johnny Sauter	1*²	3	2	19	1*²	5	1*	1	5	3	3	15	16	8	2	1		6	2	22	1*¹²	11	7	12	4025	–	49¹
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs cut-off
Pos.	Driver	DAY	ATL	LVS	MAR	DOV	KAN	CLT	TEX	IOW	GTW	CHI	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI		MSP	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Pts.	Stage	Bonus
5	Grant Enfinger	6	9	4	4	14	8	12	4²	11	21¹	8	6	2	6	7²	10		17	1*²	19*¹	14	12	4	2¹	2284	44	19³
6	Matt Crafton	19	5	29	15	2	6	11	5	26	20	11	3	4	9	10*	8		5	5	26	13	9	11	6	2280	53	3⁸
7	Stewart Friesen	27	6	5²	20	23	3	6	2¹	9²	13	19	2	3	4²	8¹	2		7	17	6	11	8	5	4	2265	52	12⁴
8	Ben Rhodes	4	4	7	12*¹²	8	19	5	16	17	19	2	1¹	29¹	11	6	7		14	4	16	4	2	12	10	2254	43	14⁶
9	Myatt Snider (R)	24	7	15	6	11	15	15	23	10	4	10	26	20	12	18	29		19	6	2	3	13²	22	14	611	84	1⁹
10	Todd Gilliland (R)				14	10		10	6*	29	2	16	7	22	7¹	5	5		11	27	20²	12	4*	17	13	590	124	2
11	Austin Hill	11	18	10	9	31	12	18	13	14	11	9	16	21	13	19	21		8	23	10	20	5	30	21	520	29	–
12	Austin Wayne Self	20	15	16	27	15	13	27	17	15	16	13	14	18	18	11	13		21	9	12	23	16	19	23	480	20	–
13	Cody Coughlin	17	20	8	26	6	7	17	8	7	9	12	12	28	14	14	19		15	24						433	30	–
14	Dalton Sargeant (R)	8	14	6	11	13	11	19	11	19	30	20	9	27	3	12	11									404	36	0¹⁰
15	Jordan Anderson	9	24	17	22	18	25	20	19	23	23	17	19		16	13	22		16	20	7	26	29	23	20	389	3	–
16	Justin Fontaine (R)	10	19	9	28	19	17	30	30	12	26	14	17	25	17	25	24		18	14	21	27	19	24	22	386	2	–
17	Wendell Chavous	12	23	14	18	17	27	22	12	21	15	22	24	23	21	16	23		24	28	5					336	–	–
18	Harrison Burton				8	5				3									13			8	6	3*²	11	277	38	1
19	Jesse Little		8			9		16		6	7						26			15			7		9	275	45	–
20	Jennifer Jo Cobb	31	26	24	29	22	22	26	24	22	22	24	29	DNQ	22	23	DNQ		29	12	11	29	24	31	28	271	4	–
21	Joe Nemechek	3	12	31	Wth	7	30	Wth	15	31	32	28	DNQ		10	30			32	31	30		18	32	31	234	8	–
22	Norm Benning	14	29	26	31	27	23	31	21	20	24	31	25	32	25	21	DNQ		20	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ				193	–	–
23	Korbin Forrister	16	16			21		DNQ	22			18	13			24	27			13	15					188	3	–
24	Parker Kligerman	28	11			28		7					27				4				28	16				172	25	–
25	Tanner Thorson					16				13				19	15		14			32	31	31	21	18	29	172	4	–
26	Josh Reaume	DNQ	27	25	25	25	21	24	25	DNQ	18	21	23		19	20							DNQ			171	–	–
27	Bo LeMastus (R)	30	17				19	DNQ	26			15	20		20	17			22	30	29		32			168	1	–
28	Timothy Peters				7			DNQ									DNQ		4	19	1	10				161	13	–
29	David Gilliland	21¹				4				4											3		30			152	29	1
30	Spencer Davis	7	13	13					9							22										141	20	–
31	Bayley Currey			20		26	29	25	29	24		27	30		32	27	32			16			23			141	–	–
32	Robby Lyons (R)	13	25	18	24		26	23					22								14				27	140	–	–
33	Sheldon Creed													15								19	25	10	5	123	12	–
34	Tyler Dippel													13								17	14	14	15	122	10	–
35	Christian Eckes									8	28²											9		9		110	18	1
36	Chris Eggleston							13	14				11							10						100	–	–
37	Cory Roper				13					18							25			25			28		17	96	–	–
38	Clay Greenfield	22	28						20				21				20				32					86	7	–
39	Riley Herbst										8						15			29				15		81	–	–
40	D. J. Kennington																		12			25		21	26	65	1	–
41	Kyle Donahue				23		20		28													22				55	–	–
42	Tyler Ankrum																					18		6		54	4	–
43	Dawson Cram				17																	24		16		54	–	–
44	Chris Windom													14											24	49	13	–
45	Bryan Dauzat	18																			8					48	–	–
46	Logan Seavey													8												46	17	–
47	Tyler Young								7														27			45	5	–
48	Chad Finley										6						30					32				43	–	–
49	Brennan Poole																						15		19	43	3	–
50	Tate Fogleman										27		28			15				DNQ						41	–	–
51	Codie Rohrbaugh																16						17			41	–	–
52	Tyler Matthews				21						17		32													41	–	–
53	Chase Purdy																					21		13		40	–	–
54	Camden Murphy					29	DNQ		31	DNQ	DNQ	30	31		29	DNQ				Wth					32	40	–	–
55	Kevin Donahue				30		32				12															37	–	–
56	Reid Wilson				16					28													DNQ		30	37	–	–
57	Stefan Parsons																17							20		37	–	–
58	Todd Peck					32			32						23	26									Wth	35	–	–
59	Zane Smith										5															32	–	–
60	Scott Stenzel	15	32	32																						32	–	–
61	Ray Ciccarelli													DNQ	27				28		DNQ	DNQ			25	31	–	–
62	Derek Kraus																							8		30	1	–
63	Austin Theriault																			8						29	–	–
64	Nick Hoffman													10												27	–	–
65	Alex Tagliani																		10							27	–	–
66	Max McLaughlin													12												25	–	–
67	Jason White																		23					26		25	–	–
68	Jesse Iwuji																	25					27		22	–	–
69	Chris Fontaine	29																		24					21	–	–
70	Jeffrey Abbey													17											20	–	–
71	Michel Disdier			19																					18	–	–
72	Reed Sorenson					30^†			27^†						30^†	28^†						20			17	–	–
73	T. J. Bell																		21						16	–	–
74	Bobby Gerhart	DNQ																		23					14	–	–
75	J. R. Heffner													24											13	–	–
76	Landon Huffman																				DNQ		25		12	–	–
77	Bobby Reuse									25															12	–	–
78	Brian Kaltreider											25													12	–	–
79	Mike Senica			30	32																				12	–	–
80	Justin Shipley													26											11	–	–
81	Justin Kunz																	26							11	–	–
82	Tommy Regan			27																					10	–	–
83	Roger Reuse																	27							10	–	–
84	Jamie Mosley						28													DNQ					9	–	–
85	Brad Foy																				28				9	–	–
86	Bryant Barnhill									DNQ	31														6	–	–
87	Kyle Strickler													31											6	–	–
88	Travis Kvapil	32	DNQ																						5	–	–
	Braden Mitchell													DNQ											0	–	–
	Trevor Collins													DNQ											0	–	–
	R. J. Otto Jr.													DNQ											0	–	–
	John Provenzano													DNQ											0	–	–
	Jeff Zillweger				Wth																				0	–	–
Ineligible for Camping World Truck championship points
Pos.	Driver	DAY	ATL	LVS	MAR	DOV	KAN	CLT	TEX	IOW	GTW	CHI	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI		MSP	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Pts.	Stage	Bonus
	Kyle Busch		21*²	1*			2	2							1*
	John Hunter Nemechek	25		21	1		4	9²		27¹	25	7*¹	5	7		3	3*¹²		2	22	27	30		29	7
	Chase Briscoe													1*²
	Kyle Benjamin				2																	5
	Erik Jones														2
	Brandon Jones						9	3				5	4							26
	Scott Lagasse Jr.	5															31				18
	Ross Chastain									30	29	26					12			7			26		16
	Max Tullman											23							29		9
	Austin Dillon		10
	Justin Marks			11
	Ty Dillon													11
	Bubba Wallace						14
	Jeb Burton																					15			18
	Daniel Hemric							21
	Mike Harmon			22	DNQ	24	24	29	DNQ			32		DNQ					31				22
	B. J. McLeod	DNQ		23							DNQ				24	29	DNQ
	Spencer Gallagher																				25
	Timmy Hill							28					DNQ		28	32							31
	Christopher Bell																28
	J. J. Yeley							32		32		29			31					DNQ
	Akinori Ogata		30
	Ryan Newman													30
	Joey Gase		31				31														DNQ
	Matt Mills															31
	Cody Ware	DNQ
	Tim Viens		DNQ
	Gray Gaulding																DNQ
Pos.	Driver	DAY	ATL	LVS	MAR	DOV	KAN	CLT	TEX	IOW	GTW	CHI	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI		MSP	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Pts.	Stage	Bonus
^† – Reed Sorenson started receiving points at Texas II.

Owners' championship (Top 15)

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led. ¹ – Stage 1 winner. ² – Stage 2 winner. ^1-10 – Owners' regular season top 10 finishers.
. – Eliminated after Round of 8 . – Eliminated after Round of 6

Pos.	No.	Car Owner	DAY	ATL	LVS	MAR	DOV	KAN	CLT	TEX	IOW	GTW	CHI	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Points	Bonus
1	16	Shigeaki Hattori	26	1	3	3	12	16	4¹	18	1*	14	1	18	5	26	1	18	3	11	17	2	3	1¹	1*²	4040	38⁶
2	18	Kyle Busch	23	2¹	12¹	5	20¹	1*¹²	8	10	2	10*	4²	8*²	6	2	4*	9	9*¹²	18¹	13	7	10	2	3	4034	25²
3	24	Maurice J. Gallagher Jr.	2	22	28	10	3	10	14	3	16	1	6	10	9	5	9	6	1	3	4	6	1¹	28	8	4029	17¹⁰
4	21	Maurice J. Gallagher Jr.	1*²	3	2	19	1*²	5	1*	1	5	3	3	15	16	8	2	1	6	2	22	1*¹²	11	7	12	4025	49¹
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs cut-off
5	98	Mike Curb	6	9	4	4	14	8	12	4²	11	21¹	8	6	2	6	7²	10	17	1*²	19*¹	14	12	4	2¹	2266	19³
6	41	Duke Thorson	4	4	7	12*¹²	8	19	5	16	17	19	2	1¹	29¹	11	6	7	14	4	16	4	2	12	10	2249	11⁹
7	51	Kyle Busch	7	13	1*	8	5	9	2	9	3	8	5	4	8	1*	22	28	13	26	3	8	6	3*²	11	2238	18⁴
8	8	Joe Nemechek	25	12	21	1	7	4	9²	15	27¹	25	7*¹	5	7	10	3	3*¹²	2	22	27	30	18	29	7	2191	13⁸
9	52	Chris Larsen	27	6	5²	20	23	3	6	2¹	9²	13	19	2	3	4²	8¹	2	7	17	6	11	8	5	4	835	5
10	88	Rhonda Thorson	19	5	29	15	2	6	11	5	26	20	11	3	4	9	10*	8	5	5	26	13	9	11	6	803	–
11	4	Kyle Busch	21¹	21*²	13	14	10	2	10	6*	29	2	16	7	22	7¹	5	5	11	27	20²	12	4*	17	13	744	4
12	13	Duke Thorson	24	7	15	6	11	15	15	23	10	4	10	26	20	12	18	29	19	6	2	3	13²	22	14	611	1
13	25	Maurice J. Gallagher Jr.	8	14	6	11	13	11	19	11	19	30	20	9	27	3	12	11	4	19	1	17	14	14	15	593	5
14	2	Maurice J. Gallagher Jr.	17	20	8	26	6	7	17	8	7	9	12	12	28	14	14	19	15	24	8	19	25	10	5	546	–
15	02	Randy Young	11	18	10	9	31	12	18	13	14	11	9	16	21	13	19	21	8	23	10	20	5	30	21	520	–
Pos.	No.	Car Owner	DAY	ATL	LVS	MAR	DOV	KAN	CLT	TEX	IOW	GTW	CHI	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Points	Bonus

Manufacturers' Championship

Pos	Manufacturer	Wins	Points
1	Chevrolet	11	847
2	Toyota	9	822
3	Ford	3	776

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[3] Entries were fielded by Jordan Anderson Racing in a collaboration with Premium Motorsports.

[Finley-4] 1 2 Entries were fielded in a collaboration with Chad Finley Racing.

[Premium-5] 1 2 Entries were fielded in a collaboration with Premium Motorsports.

[6] Entries were fielded in a collaboration with MB Motorsports.

[MBCopp-7] 1 2 3 4 5 MB Motorsports and Copp Motorsports shared the Nos. 36/63/83 and helped each other at the track in all their entries.

[8] At Kentucky (Race 12), the entry was fielded in a collaboration with NextGen Motorsports.

[9] At Talladega (Race 19) and Homestead (Race 23), the entry was fielded in a collaboration with CMI Motorsports.

[10] Entry was fielded by Jordan Anderson Racing in a collaboration with JJL Motorsports.

[30] Race started on Saturday, March 24 but stopped after 23 laps and remainder postponed to Monday, March 26 due to weather.

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v t e 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
Points races	NextEra Energy Resources 250 Active Pest Control 200 Stratosphere 200 Alpha Energy Solutions 250 JEGS 200 37 Kind Days 250 North Carolina Education Lottery 200 PPG 400 M&M's 200 Eaton 200 Overton's 225 Buckle Up in Your Truck 225 Eldora Dirt Derby Gander Outdoors 150 Corrigan Oil 200 UNOH 200
Playoffs	Chevrolet Silverado 250 World of Westgate 200 Fr8Auctions 250 Texas Roadhouse 200 JAG Metals 350 Lucas Oil 150 Ford EcoBoost 200