NASCAR Truck - Las Vegas

The Ecosave 200 NASCAR Truck Series race brings high-speed action to Las Vegas Motor Speedway. This premier racing event features the best drivers competing across 134 laps and 201 miles on the challenging 1.5-mile tri-oval track. Located just 12 miles north of downtown Las Vegas, the speedway offers excellent viewing for up to 80,000 fans who witness these production pickup truck-based stock cars reach impressive speeds.

Fans attending the Las Vegas nascar-truck competition will see Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota manufacturers battle for supremacy. The Las Vegas Motor Speedway features 20-degree banking in the turns and 9-degree banking on straightaways, creating perfect conditions for side-by-side racing and dramatic passes.

The 2025 event saw Corey Heim claim victory after starting from the rear due to a penalty, while Corey Day secured the pole position. Ty Majeski and Tyler Ankrum won Stages 1 and 2 respectively, adding to the race's competitive nature.

Las Vegas has hosted NASCAR Truck Series races since 1996, with the track receiving significant upgrades in 2006, including the fan-friendly "Neon Garage" area with entertainment and viewing platforms. The speedway complex also features multiple track configurations, including a 0.375-mile oval called "The Bullring," a 0.500-mile clay oval, and various road course layouts.

The NASCAR Truck Series began in 1995 after being proposed by Southern California racers. The series quickly gained popularity and has featured many notable drivers throughout its history. Rajah Caruth made history in 2024 by becoming one of the few African-American drivers to win a NASCAR national series race with his victory at Las Vegas.

This Las Vegas race delivers intense competition, skilled driving, and the unique appeal of stock truck racing that fans travel from across the country to experience.