Pos.
Driver
Team
1
Kaden Honeycutt
Tricon Garage
2
Connor Zilisch
Spire Motorsports
3
Shane van Gisbergen
Niece Motorsports
4
Daniel Hemric
McAnally Hilgemann Racing
5
Chandler Smith
Front Row Motorsports
6
AJ Allmendinger
Kaulig Racing
7
Brent Crews
Tricon Garage
8
Mini Tyrrell
Kaulig Racing
9
Brenden Queen
Kaulig Racing
10
Connor Mosack
Spire Motorsports
11
Jake Garcia
ThorSport Racing
12
Corey LaJoie
Kaulig Racing
13
Andres Perez de Lara
Niece Motorsports
14
Tyler Reif
Niece Motorsports
15
Gio Ruggiero
Tricon Garage
16
Christian Eckes
McAnally Hilgemann Racing
17
Tyler Ankrum
McAnally Hilgemann Racing
18
Stewart Friesen
Halmar Friesen Racing
19
Dawson Sutton
Rackley WAR
20
Nathan Nicholson
Freedom Racing Enterprises
21
Layne Riggs
Front Row Motorsports
22
Stephen Mallozzi
Team Reaume
23
Justin Haley
Kaulig Racing
24
Ty Majeski
ThorSport Racing
25
Adam Andretti
Tricon Garage
26
Jackson Lee
Team Reaume
27
Timmy Hill
Hill Motorsports
28
Ross Chastain
Niece Motorsports
29
Kris Wright
McAnally Hilgemann Racing
30
Tanner Gray
Tricon Garage
31
Carson Hocevar
Spire Motorsports
32
Ben Rhodes
ThorSport Racing
33
Grant Enfinger
CR7 Motorsports
34
Wesley Slimp
Halmar Friesen Racing
35
Cole Butcher
ThorSport Racing
36
Natalie Decker
Team Reaume
The NASCARCraftsman Truck Series race came down to multiple late restarts. Eventually, in overtime, it was Kaden Honeycutt getting the win and earning his first career victory in the Truck Series. Honeycutt was emotional, crying over the radio as he celebrated.
Honeycutt had to outrun Connor Zilisch and Shane van Gisbergen to get the job done. Zilisch was right on his tail and made him earn it in overtime. Kaulig Racing gets four drivers in the top-12, and three in the top-10. Mini Tyrrell had a great race and earned a top-10. Not bad for the short track racer.
Watkins Glen and the Truck Series can produce some big wreck and big moments. Fans got it all today as Honeycutt ultimately won the NASCAR Truck Series race. This is the first win for the 11 team since Heim's championship victory at Phoenix last November.
This story was originally published by Athlon Sports on May 8, 2026, where it first appeared in the Racing section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
