Truck Series: By the numbers through seven races

Through seven races, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series has put on stellar shows with a variety of different winners and storylines.

See some of the key numbers so far as the tailgaters head north to Watkins Glen International on Friday (4:30 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

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72 -- The number of stage points earned by series leader Kaden Honeycutt so far, which leads the Truck field. He paces Chandler Smith by 14 markers atop the series.

5 -- The number of races won so far by non-championship contenders, highlighted by a pair of triumphs for defending series titleholder Corey Heim. All seven races, however, were won by different trucks and different crew chiefs.

10.3 -- The average finish so far for Gio Ruggiero, who leads the series full-timers in that category as a Truck Series sophomore.

147 -- The number of laps led by Ben Rhodes, who paces full-timers in that category. Corey Heim has the most led overall with 213 in four starts. 

1086 -- The number of laps completed so far by Chandler Smith, marking him as the only driver to complete every lap so far in 2026. However, he was disqualified following Rockingham Speedway, negating his initial top-five finishing position. 

25 -- The number of races since McAnally-Hilgemann Racing last won in the Truck Series, dating back to Rockingham last year with Tyler Ankrum. But Christian Eckes, who won eight times between 2023-24 for the organization and is back for another go-around with the squad in 2026, has four top 10s so far.

75 -- The number of different drivers to make a start so far, tied for the fourth-highest in series history through seven races. Of note, Tony Stewart made his first NASCAR start in nearly 10 years in February at Daytona International Speedway.