A 1st-time champion of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will be crowned on Friday night at Phoenix. Watch free on Fubo.
The Championship 4 will vie for the coveted NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series title on Friday night with a first-time champion set to be crowned. The four contenders include Grant Enfinger, whose two wins this season both came during the Round of 8 playoffs; along with Christian Eckes, who has four wins this season including last week in Martinsville; Ty Majeski, with two victories; and Corey Heim, with a series-best six victories. Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, a one-mile asphalt tri-oval that opened in 1964 and has hosted the truck series since 1995.
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Race Date: Friday, Nov. 8, 2024
Race Time: 8 p.m. ET
TV: FOX Sports 1
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The points for the Championship 4 are reset, with the title going to whichever one of them finishes the race with the most points. Ben Rhodes picked up his second championship in three years in 2023 with a fifth-place run at Phoenix, just ahead of Enfinger, while Eckes won the race after finishing just on the wrong side of the bubble in the Round of 8.
Enfinger was last year’s runner-up in the championship chase and he was fourth in 2020. Majeski finished fourth in 2022 and Heim placed third a year ago. Eckes is making his first appearance in the Championship 4. The race is scheduled for 150 laps, split into two initial stages of 45 laps each and a 60-lap final stage.
Last year’s race went 29 laps of overtime before Eckes took the checkered flag by 0.421 seconds over Jake Garcia. Eckes led 36 laps overall, from laps 96-121, lap 155, laps 163-168 and the final three turns around the track. He is the only one of the four contenders for the title to win at Phoenix, where Kevin Harvick holds the record of four victories (2002-03 and 2008-09).
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