NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series - Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150
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This weekend, we head to Phoenix Raceway for the Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150. The race is Friday night at 7:30 PM ET on FS1. For the first time since 2019, the Truck Series will run a Chase race instead of a championship race at Phoenix. We’ve had four short flat-track races in the Truck Series. Riggs, Chandler Smith, Kaden Honeycutt, Ty Majeski, and Christian Eckes are the top 5 in speed.
I’ll be using recent Phoenix data, short-flat track data, practice, recent 2026 speed, and a few other things when building lineups this weekend. Qualifying is Friday at 4:30 PM ET, and I will try to have projections up by 7 PM ET. I will say, it’s going to be a tight window, and this is a big race with Riggs now, who is only 17 points behind Honeycutt. It’s a 2-truck race for the championship at this point.
NASCAR Truck Series DFS Picks – Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150
The stages are 45, 45, and 60, for a total of 150 laps. With 150 laps, we’re looking at 67.5 potential fastest-lap points and 37.5 laps-led points. Last season, there were 7 cautions. There were 6 cautions in 2024, 12 cautions in 2023, and 7 cautions in 2022.
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