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The official 2025 NASCAR Truck playoff grid

The official 2025 NASCAR Truck playoff grid

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Following his seventh win of the 2025 season, Corey Heim will hold 39 more points than his closest competition in the opening round of the NASCAR Truck Series playoffs. He will be seeking redemption after making it all the way to the Championship 4 in both 2023 and 204, and then falling short of the crown.
Jake Garcia secured the tenth and final spot in the playoffs, out-running and out-scoring Ben Rhodes at Richmond Raceway in order to keep himself inside the playoffs.
Ty Majeski will be the only former champion taking part in the 2025 title fight in his quest to go back-to-back.
2025 NASCAR Truck playoff grid
Pos.
Driver
Team
Manufacturer
Points after reset
Race wins
Best championship result
1
Corey Heim
TRICON Garage
Toyota
2065
7
2nd (2024)
2
Layne Riggs
Front Row Motorsports
Ford
2026
2
11th (2024)
3
Chandler Smith
Front Row Motorsports
Ford
2019
2
3rd (2022)
4
Daniel Hemric
McAnally-Hilgemann Racing
Chevrolet
2011
1
6th (2016)
5
Tyler Ankrum
McAnally-Hilgemann Racing
Chevrolet
2010
1
8th (2019, 2024)
6
Ty Majeski
ThorSport Racing
Ford
2010
0
1st (2024)
7
Grant Enfinger
CR7 Motorsports
Chevrolet
2007
0
2nd (2023)
8
Rajah Caruth
Spire Motorsports
Chevrolet
2005
1
7th (2024)
9
Kaden Honeycutt
Halmar-Friesen Racing
Toyota
2003
0
19th (2024)
10
Jake Garcia
ThorSport Racing
Ford
2002
0
13th (2023)
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