Into its 30th season, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series has been a flourishing pickup truck racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It is part of the top three National Divisions of NASCAR. With the Cup Series as the top level of NASCAR, the Xfinity Series and Craftsman Truck Series rank behind respectively.
It is the feeder series for many drivers who wish to move up the ranks to the Xfinity Series and eventually to the Cup Series. Many full-time Cup Series drivers also take part in the Truck Series as part-time drivers and have been seen alongside the young talent. NASCAR talents like Ross Chastain, Ryan Blaney, Kyle Busch, and Chase Elliot are a few race winners in the series.
Most wins in the NASCAR Truck Series
Kyle Busch has the most wins in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Serie with 66 race wins, as of November 2024. His first win in the series was in 2005 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. With almost two decades under his belt, Busch continues to keep winning races in the series with his 66th win coming at the 2024 SpeedyCash.com 250 at the Texas Motor Speedway.
As of April 2024, Busch has won two races in the 2024 season. Because Busch is a full-time Cup Series driver, he competes in the Truck Series as a part-time driver. Despite having the most race wins in the series, Busch is yet to win the Championship Title.
Apart from the Truck Series, Busch has also won numerous races in the other two top series. He has won 63 races in the Cup Series with the last win coming at the 2023 World Wide Technology Raceway. Two Cup Series Championship Titles accompany his impressive stats in the Cup Series. Kyle Busch also holds the record for most race wins in the Xfinity Series. He has 2 Xfinity championship titles as well as 102 race wins in the series. His last win came at the 2021 Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Rank | Driver | Wins |
1 | Kyle Busch | 66 |
2 | Ron Hornaday Jr. | 51 |
3 | Mike Skinner | 28 |
3 | Jack Sprague | 28 |
5 | Johnny Sauter | 24 |
6 | Todd Bodine | 22 |
7 | Dennis Setzer | 18 |
8 | Greg Biffle | 17 |
8 | Ted Musgrave | 17 |
10 | Matt Crafton | 15 |
11 | Johnny Benson Jr. | 14 |
11 | Kevin Harvick | 14 |
13 | Mike Bliss | 13 |
13 | Brett Moffitt | 13 |
13 | John Hunter Nemechek | 13 |
13 | Joe Ruttman | 13 |
17 | Grant Enfinger | 12 |
18 | Corey Heim | 11 |
18 | Timothy Peters | 11 |
20 | Bobby Hamilton | 10 |
21 | Christian Eckes | 9 |
21 | Travis Kvapil | 9 |
21 | Zane Smith | 9 |
24 | William Byron | 8 |
24 | Sheldon Creed | 8 |
24 | Brendan Gaughan | 8 |
24 | Austin Hill | 8 |
28 | Christopher Bell | 7 |
28 | Austin Dillon | 7 |
28 | Erik Jones | 7 |
28 | Mark Martin | 7 |
28 | Ben Rhodes | 7 |
33 | James Buescher | 6 |
33 | Terry Cook | 6 |
33 | Carl Edwards | 6 |
33 | Bubba Wallace | 6 |
37 | Ross Chastain | 5 |
37 | Rick Crawford | 5 |
37 | Kasey Kahne | 5 |
37 | Ty Majeski | 5 |
37 | Scott Riggs | 5 |
37 | Chandler Smith | 5 |
37 | Mike Wallace | 5 |
44 | Ryan Blaney | 4 |
44 | Kurt Busch | 4 |
44 | Rick Carelli | 4 |
44 | Carson Hocevar | 4 |
44 | Tony Raines | 4 |
44 | Jay Sauter | 4 |
44 | David Starr | 4 |
51 | Rich Bickle | 3 |
51 | Clint Bowyer | 3 |
51 | Ty Dillon | 3 |
51 | Chase Elliott | 3 |
51 | Stewart Friesen | 3 |
51 | Todd Gilliland | 3 |
51 | Justin Haley | 3 |
51 | Andy Houston | 3 |
51 | Parker Kligerman | 3 |
51 | Kyle Larson | 3 |
51 | Tyler Reddick | 3 |
51 | Dave Rezendes | 3 |
63 | Aric Almirola | 2 |
63 | Chase Briscoe | 2 |
63 | Chad Chaffin | 2 |
63 | Stacy Compton | 2 |
63 | Cole Custer | 2 |
63 | Erik Darnell | 2 |
63 | Ron Fellows | 2 |
63 | Noah Gragson | 2 |
63 | Denny Hamlin | 2 |
63 | Jimmy Hensley | 2 |
63 | Kenny Irwin Jr. | 2 |
63 | Joey Logano | 2 |
63 | Nelson Piquet Jr. | 2 |
63 | Ryan Preece | 2 |
63 | Robert Pressley | 2 |
63 | Layne Riggs | 2 |
63 | Nick Sanchez | 2 |
63 | Brian Scott | 2 |
63 | Tony Stewart | 2 |
63 | Randy Tolsma | 2 |
63 | Jon Wood | 2 |
84 | Tyler Ankrum | 1 |
84 | Spencer Boyd | 1 |
84 | Colin Braun | 1 |
84 | Jeb Burton | 1 |
84 | Rajah Caruth | 1 |
84 | Austin Cindric | 1 |
84 | Joey Coulter | 1 |
84 | Ricky Craven | 1 |
84 | Matt DiBenedetto | 1 |
84 | Tate Fogleman | 1 |
84 | Cale Gale | 1 |
84 | Kaz Grala | 1 |
84 | Ricky Hendrick | 1 |
84 | Shane Hmiel | 1 |
84 | Brandon Jones | 1 |
84 | Ben Kennedy | 1 |
84 | Bob Keselowski | 1 |
84 | Brad Keselowski | 1 |
84 | John King | 1 |
84 | Bobby Labonte | 1 |
84 | Terry Labonte | 1 |
84 | Jason Leffler | 1 |
84 | Raphaël Lessard | 1 |
84 | Donny Lia | 1 |
84 | Justin Lofton | 1 |
84 | Sam Mayer | 1 |
84 | Jamie McMurray | 1 |
84 | Butch Miller | 1 |
84 | Ryan Newman | 1 |
84 | Steve Park | 1 |
84 | Bryan Reffner | 1 |
84 | David Reutimann | 1 |
84 | Elliott Sadler | 1 |
84 | Boris Said | 1 |
84 | Ken Schrader | 1 |
84 | Scott Speed | 1 |
84 | Jimmy Spencer | 1 |
84 | Daniel Suárez | 1 |
84 | John Wes Townley | 1 |
84 | Martin Truex Jr. | 1 |
84 | Michael Waltrip | 1 |
84 | Brandon Whitt | 1 |
FAQ's On most wins in NASCAR Truck Series
A. Kyle Busch has won 66 race wins in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, making him the driver with the most race wins in the series.
A. Richard Petty has the most number of race wins in the NASCAR Cup Series with 200 wins throughout his career.
A. Ben Rhodes won his second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in the 2023 season. This has made him the defending as well as the most recent championship in the series.
A. Hailie Deegan was voted the most popular driver in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series for the third time in a row in 2023.
A. Ross Chastain is driving the #1 Chevrolet in the NASCAR Cup Series for the Trackhouse Racing Team.
A. Hailie Deegan has not won any races in the Truck Series as of November 6, 2024.