By the Numbers: 2024 Craftsman Truck Series season

The Craftsman Truck Series was filled with big moments throughout the year. Dive into the numbers as we look at why 2024 was a year to remember with help from Racing Insights.

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The Truck Series turned 3,609 laps throughout 2024, which equals 4,134.46 miles.

2024 Craftsman Truck Series champion Ty Majeski won the pole award six times, the most of anyone in 2024.

Corey Heim won a total of six times, the most of any driver in 2024 and the most wins by a driver since Johnny Sauter and Brett Moffitt in 2018.

Three drivers captured first career wins in 2024:

Nick Sanchez (Daytona), Rajah Caruth (Las Vegas) and Layne Riggs (Milwaukee).

Layne Riggs became the 10th driver to get their first two wins back-to-back with his wins at Milwaukee and Bristol.

Four drivers won their first pole this season:

Daniel Dye (Atlanta), Rajah Caruth (Las Vegas), Connor Zilisch (COTA), William Sawalich (Talladega)

Grant Enfinger (39 years, 9 months, 4 days) was the oldest driver to capture a win this year while Corey Heim (21 years, 8 months, 18 days) was the youngest.

14 drivers won a stage this season; Christian Eckes led all drivers with 11 stage wins.

Christian Eckes became the first driver in series history to score 300 stage points in a single season.

Corey Heim won at Kansas Speedway after starting in the 33rd position, tied for the second-lowest starting position to victory in series history.

Kyle Busch won at least one race each of the last 12 seasons, the record for the most all-time in the Truck Series.