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Every winner of the Triple Truck Challenge
By Staff Report | Friday, May 7, 2021
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The Triple Truck Challenge presented by Womply is back for the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season. Take a look back at every winner in the program's history since its inception in 2019.
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Driver: Greg Biffle
Year: 2019
Track: Texas Motor Speedway
Notes: Biffle, a Camping World Trucks champion in 2000, led just 18 of the 167 laps in his first race in the series since 2004.
Year: 2019
Track: Texas Motor Speedway
Notes: Biffle, a Camping World Trucks champion in 2000, led just 18 of the 167 laps in his first race in the series since 2004.
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Driver: Brett Moffitt
Year: 2019
Track: Iowa Speedway
Notes: The runner-up at Iowa, Moffitt was awarded the victory after the truck of apparent winner Ross Chastain was deemed illegal in post-race inspection.
Year: 2019
Track: Iowa Speedway
Notes: The runner-up at Iowa, Moffitt was awarded the victory after the truck of apparent winner Ross Chastain was deemed illegal in post-race inspection.
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Driver: Ross Chastain
Year: 2019
Track: World Wide Technology Raceway
Notes: Chastain beat Todd Gilliland in a seven-lap shootout a week after a post-race inspection failure resulted in his win at Iowa Speedway being given to Brett Moffitt. His truck passed inspection this time and he collected the cash.
Year: 2019
Track: World Wide Technology Raceway
Notes: Chastain beat Todd Gilliland in a seven-lap shootout a week after a post-race inspection failure resulted in his win at Iowa Speedway being given to Brett Moffitt. His truck passed inspection this time and he collected the cash.
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Driver: Sheldon Creed
Year: 2020
Track: Daytona International Speedway Road Course
Notes: Creed held off teammate Brett Moffitt in an overtime finish to win the inaugural Truck Series race on the Daytona Road Course. The GMS Racing driver led 19 of 46 laps and scored his second win of the year.
Year: 2020
Track: Daytona International Speedway Road Course
Notes: Creed held off teammate Brett Moffitt in an overtime finish to win the inaugural Truck Series race on the Daytona Road Course. The GMS Racing driver led 19 of 46 laps and scored his second win of the year.
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Driver: Zane Smith
Year: 2020
Track: Dover International Speedway
Notes: The 21-year-old Sunoco rookie held off Matt Crafton and GMS Racing teammate Brett Moffitt in the final three-lap dash to earn his second victory in three races.
Year: 2020
Track: Dover International Speedway
Notes: The 21-year-old Sunoco rookie held off Matt Crafton and GMS Racing teammate Brett Moffitt in the final three-lap dash to earn his second victory in three races.
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Driver: Sheldon Creed
Year: 2020
Track: World Wide Technology Raceway
Notes: Creed nabbed the victory -- his second program win of the season -- to claim the extra $100,000 bonus. Creed made contact with Todd Gilliland late but managed to hang on to victory.
Year: 2020
Track: World Wide Technology Raceway
Notes: Creed nabbed the victory -- his second program win of the season -- to claim the extra $100,000 bonus. Creed made contact with Todd Gilliland late but managed to hang on to victory.
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Driver: Sheldon Creed
Year: 2021
Track: Darlington Raceway
Notes: Creed, the series reigning champion, captured his first 2021 victory after beating out Ben Rhodes in a two-lap shootout due to a late-race restart. His ability to put the No. 2 Chevrolet in Victory Lane also signified the end of Toyota's seven-race win streak.
Year: 2021
Track: Darlington Raceway
Notes: Creed, the series reigning champion, captured his first 2021 victory after beating out Ben Rhodes in a two-lap shootout due to a late-race restart. His ability to put the No. 2 Chevrolet in Victory Lane also signified the end of Toyota's seven-race win streak.
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