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NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville: Start time, how to watch live, purse, and more

Everything you need to know ahead of the NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway this weekend

Race winner Ryan Preece, Team DGR, Ford F-150 Hunt Brothers Pizza

Race winner Ryan Preece, Team DGR, Ford F-150 Hunt Brothers Pizza

Photo by: Lesley Ann Miller / Motorsport Images

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Nashville Superspeedway is set to take place on Friday, 30 May. 

Heading into the race, Tricon Garage driver Corey Heim leads the drivers' standings with 511 points, a 100-point advantage on Front Row Motorsports driver Chandler Smith who sits n second. Daniel Hemric follows behind in third with 401 points.

Here is everything you need to know to catch all of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on-track action in Nashville, Tennessee.

When is the NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway?

Friday, 30 May

4.05 p.m. ET: NASCAR Truck Series - Practice
5.10 p.m. ET: NASCAR Truck Series - Qualifying
8 p.m. ET: NASCAR Truck Series Rackley Roofing 200

How to watch the NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway

Both practice and qualifying for the NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway will be broadcast on FS1. The race, the Rackley Roofing 200, can be followed live on FS1, MRN, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

What is the purse for the NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway?

The purse for the Truck Series race at Nashville Superspeedway will be $782,900. This includes payouts, all positions, contingency awards, contributions to the year-end points fund, etc.

Christian Eckes, McAnally Hilgemann Racing, Adaptive One Calipers Chevrolet Silverado celebrates in victory lane

Christian Eckes, McAnally Hilgemann Racing, Adaptive One Calipers Chevrolet Silverado celebrates in victory lane

Photo by: Lesley Ann Miller / Motorsport Images

NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway: Repeat winners

The NASCAR Truck Series Rackley Roofing 200 had been held at Nashville Superspeedway from 2001 until 2011. After a 10-year break, it returned in 2021. The only repeat winners, with two wins each, are Johnny Benson Jr. (2006, 2008), Kyle Busch (2010, 2011), and Ryan Preece (2021, 2022).

NASCAR Truck Series at Nashville Superspeedway entry list

1. William Sawalich – TRICON Garage
2. Nathan ByrdYoung's Motorsports
3. Clayton Green – Reaume Brothers Racing
4. Toni Breidinger – TRICON Garage
5. Kyle Busch – Spire Motorsports
6. Corey Day – Spire Motorsports
7. Grant EnfingerCR7 Motorsports
8. Corey Heim – TRICON Garage
9. Jake GarciaThorSport Racing
10. Tanner Gray – TRICON Garage
11. Giovanni Ruggiero – TRICON Garage
12. Tyler Ankrum – McAnally Hilgemann Racing
13. Daniel Hemric – McAnally Hilgemann Racing
14. Tyler Tomassi – Reaume Brothers Racing
15. Dawson Sutton – Rackley W.A.R.
16. Frankie Muniz – Reaume Brothers Racing
17. Layne Riggs – Front Row Motorsports
18. Chandler Smith – Front Row Motorsports
19. Matt MillsNiece Motorsports
20. Bayley Currey – Niece Motorsports
21. Kaden Honeycutt – Niece Motorsports
22. Stewart FriesenHalmar Friesen Racing
23. Akinori Ogata – Akinori Performance
24. Luke Fenhaus – ThorSport Racing
25. Rajah Caruth – Spire Motorsports
26. Spencer BoydFreedom Racing Enterprises
27. Andres Perez De Lara – Spire Motorsports
28. Connor Mosack – McAnally Hilgemann Racing
29. Matt Crafton – ThorSport Racing
30. Jack Wood – McAnally Hilgemann Racing
31. Ty Majeski – ThorSport Racing
32. Ben Rhodes – ThorSport Racing

What are the NASCAR Truck Series standings ahead of Nashville Superspeedway?

1. Corey Heim – 511
2. Chandler Smith – 411
3. Daniel Hemric – 401
4. Tyler Ankrum – 382
5. Grant Enfinger – 371
6. Layne Riggs – 342
7. Kaden Honeycutt – 335
8. Jake Garcia – 332
9. Ty Majeski – 327
10. Stewart Friesen – 291
11. Giovanni Ruggiero – 284
12. Ben Rhodes – 281
13. Rajah Caruth – 274
14. Tanner Gray – 253
15. Matt Crafton – 238
16. Matt Mills – 216
17. Jack Wood – 215
18. Connor Mosack – 201
19. Andres Perez De Lara – 200
20. Dawson Sutton – 190
21. Spencer Boyd – 164
22. Bayley Currey – 151
23. Toni Breidinger – 144
24. Frankie Muniz – 127
25. Luke Fenhaus – 110
26. Nathan Byrd – 102
27. Josh Reaume – 66
28. Parker Kligerman – 61
29. Timmy Hill – 60
30. Stefan Parsons – 59
31. Cody Dennison – 58
32. Luke Baldwin – 46
33. Justin S Carroll – 46
34. Norm Benning – 32
35. Lawless Alan – 31
36. Jason M. White – 29
37. Johnny Sauter – 29
38. BJ McLeod – 22
39. Patrick Emerling – 18
40. Brent Crews – 18
41. Stephen Mallozzi – 15
42. Matthew Gould – 14
43. Morgen Baird – 12
44. Keith McGee – 12
45. Conner Jones – 10
46. Jayson Alexander – 7
47. Ryan Roulette – 7
48. Michel Disdier – 6
49. Alan Waller – 6
50. Akinori Ogata – 5
51. Clay Greenfield – 4
52. Derek White – 4

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