Pos.

Driver

Team

1

Layne Riggs

Front Row Motorsports

2

Kaden Honeycutt

Tricon Garage

3

Jesse Love

Spire Motorsports

4

Gio Ruggiero

Tricon Garage

5

Christian Eckes

McAnally Hilgemann Racing

6

Ben Rhodes

ThorSport Racing

7

Brandon Jones

Tricon Garage

8

William Sawalich

Tricon Garage

9

Tanner Gray

Tricon Garage

10

Daniel Hemric

McAnally Hilgemann Racing

11

Jake Garcia

ThorSport Racing

12

Corey LaJoie

Kaulig Racing

13

Stefan Parsons

Niece Motorsports

14

Tyler Reif

Niece Motorsports

15

Justin Haley

Kaulig Racing

16

Grant Enfinger

CR7 Motorsports

17

Tyler Ankrum

McAnally Hilgemann Racing

18

Parker Retzlaff

Halmar Friesen Racing

19

Andres Perez de Lara

Niece Motorsports

20

Carson Ferguson

Kaulig Racing

21

Ross Chastain

Niece Motorsports

22

Chandler Smith

Front Row Motorsports

23

Dawson Sutton

Rackley WAR

24

Stewart Friesen

Halmar Friesen Racing

25

Rajah Caruth

Spire Motorsports

26

Frankie Muniz

Team Reaume

27

Ty Majeski

ThorSport Racing

28

Spencer Boyd

Freedom Racing

29

Cole Butcher

ThorSport Racing

30

Brenden Queen

Kaulig Racing

31

Derek Lemke

Team Reaume

32

Kris Wright

McAnally Hilgemann Racing

33

Mini Tyrell

Kaulig Racing

34

Clayton Green

Team Reaume

35

Caleb Costner

Costner Motorsports

36

Daniel Dye

McAnally Hilgemann Racing

37*

Toni Breidinger – DNQ

Rackley WAR

38*

Jonathan Shafer – DNQ

MBM Motorsports

The rain played games with the NASCARCraftsman Truck Series all afternoon. Practice and qualifying were both teased with rain, no rain, and then rain again. Just when it looked like NASCAR would get the full qualifying session in, the rain came down in Turn 1 again and put a stop to things.

There were 13 trucks left to qualify in Nashville. Chandler Smith is perhaps the biggest loser in this whole ordeal. He was on the provisional pole before the rain, and had set a blistering pace with a new provisional track record, but that won’t count now.

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In place of Smith, his teammate Layne Riggs will now start on the pole. This also changes who went from in the race to a DNQ. Jonathan Shafer ran a lap quick enough to get him into the race had qualifying gone on without issues. After the rain canceled the end of the session, Shafer and Toni Breidinger will both go home early.

This story was originally published by Athlon Sports on May 29, 2026, where it first appeared in the Racing section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.