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2017 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series

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Teams and drivers
Complete schedule Limited schedule Changes Drivers Teams Crew chiefs
Rule changes
Schedule
Results and standings
Race results Driver standings Owners' championship (Top 15) Manufacturers' Championship
See also
Notes
References

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The 2017 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series was the 23rd season of the third highest stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in North America. The season began with the NextEra Energy Resources 250 at Daytona International Speedway on February 24, 2017, and ended with the Ford EcoBoost 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 17. Johnny Sauter entered the season as the defending drivers' champion. This was the final season for Brad Keselowski Racing and for Red Horse Racing.

Christopher Bell of Kyle Busch Motorsports won the driver's championship with a second place finish in the season finale. Kyle Busch won the owner's championship and Toyota won the manufacturer's championship.

Teams and drivers

Complete schedule

Manufacturer	Team	No.\|Car number	Race driver	Crew chief
Chevrolet	Bobby Gerhart Racing	63	{{Tooltip>2\|1, 19}}	Brian Keselowski
	MB Motorsports		{{Tooltip>3\|3, 8–9}}	Wade Lear {{Tooltip\|2\|2, 5}} Mike Mittler {{Tooltip\|1\|3}} Doug George {{Tooltip\|1\|4}} Dylan Warner {{Tooltip\|1\|6}} Kevin Campbell {{Tooltip\|1\|7}} Rick Ren {{Tooltip\|2\|8–9, 11}} Robbie Freeman {{Tooltip\|1\|10}} Richard Mason {{Tooltip\|1\|12}}
			{{Tooltip>3\|4, 7, 16}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|11}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|12}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|14}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|20, 23}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|22}}
	Copp Motorsports		{{Tooltip>2\|2, 21}}
			{{Tooltip>3\|5, 15, 18}}
			{{Tooltip>3\|6, 10, 17}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|13}}
		83	{{Tooltip>7\|1–2, 4, 6–7, 12–13}}	Keith Wolfe {{Tooltip\|9\|1–7, 9–10}} Kevin Campbell {{Tooltip\|1\|8}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|3}}
			{{Tooltip>4\|5, 10–11, 14}}
			{{Tooltip>4\|8, 15–16, 18}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|9}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|17, 21}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|19}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|22–23}}
	MB Motorsports		{{Tooltip>1\|20}}
	GMS Racing	21	Johnny Sauter	Joe Shear Jr.
		24	{{Tooltip>1\|1}}	Kevin Bellicourt
			{{Tooltip>1\|2}}
			(R) {{Tooltip>21\|3–23}}
		33	Kaz Grala (R)	Jerry Baxter
	NEMCO Motorsports	8	John Hunter Nemechek	Gere Kennon Jr.
	Norm Benning Racing	6	Norm Benning	Christopher Aunspaw
	Premium Motorsports	49	(R) {{Tooltip>20\|1–14, 16–21}}	Wayne Carroll {{Tooltip\|8\|1–7, 10}} Mike Hillman Sr. {{Tooltip\|1\|8}} Brian Keselowski {{Tooltip\|1\|9}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|15}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|22–23}}
	TJL Motorsports	1	{{Tooltip>1\|1}}	Rodney Jobman {{Tooltip\|1\|1}} Darwin Peters Jr. {{Tooltip\|1\|2}} Mike Harmon {{Tooltip\|4\|3–6}} Ryan Anderson {{Tooltip\|1\|7}} Ryan Fields {{Tooltip\|3\|8–10}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|2}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|3}}
			{{Tooltip>18\|4–10, 12–18, 20–23}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|11}}
	Mike Harmon Racing		{{Tooltip>1\|19}}
Ford	Brad Keselowski Racing	19	Austin Cindric (R)	Doug Randolph
Ford	Brad Keselowski Racing	29	Chase Briscoe (R)	{{Tooltip>15\|1–6, 11–19}} Buddy Sisco {{Tooltip\|8\|7–10, 20–23}}
Toyota	Hattori Racing Enterprises	16	Ryan Truex	Scott Zipadelli
	Kyle Busch Motorsports	4	Christopher Bell	Rudy Fugle
		18	Noah Gragson (R)^[1]	Marcus Richmond
		51	{{tooltip>8\|1, 7, 10, 16, 18–19, 21, 23}}	Kevin Manion {{Tooltip\|19\|1–19}} Mike Hillman Jr. {{Tooltip\|4\|20–23}}
			{{tooltip>5\|2, 4–5, 12–13}}
			{{tooltip>6\|3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 20}}
			{{tooltip>4\|8, 15, 17, 22}}
	ThorSport Racing	13	Cody Coughlin (R)	Michael Shelton
		27	Ben Rhodes	Eddie Troconis
		88	Matt Crafton	Carl Joiner Jr.
		98	Grant Enfinger (R)	Jeff Hensley
Chevrolet	Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing	10	{{Tooltip>19\|1–2, 4–8, 10, 12–22}}	Steve Kuykendall {{Tooltip\|3\|1–2, 5}} Craig Wood {{Tooltip\|1\|3}} Tim Silva {{Tooltip\|6\|4, 6–10}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|9}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|11, 23}}
Ford			{{Tooltip>1\|3}}
Chevrolet {{Tooltip\|20\|1–8, 10–15, 17–18, 20–23 Toyota {{Tooltip\|3\|9, 16, 19	Niece Motorsports AM Racing	45	{{Tooltip>14\|1–3, 5–8, 10, 12–14, 17, 22–23}}	Cody Efaw
			{{Tooltip>4\|4, 9, 19, 21}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|11, 20}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|15}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|16}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|18}}
Chevrolet	Young's Motorsports	02	{{Tooltip>6\|1, 4, 7, 13, 16, 19}}	Andrew Abbott {{Tooltip\|2\|1, 4}} Steven Dawson {{Tooltip\|1\|2}} Bruce Cook {{Tooltip\|4\|3, 5–6, 8}} Chad Kendrick {{Tooltip\|2\|7, 9}} Matt Petrea {{Tooltip\|1\|10}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|9}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|11}}
			{{Tooltip>1\|15}}
			{{Tooltip>2\|18, 23}}
Ford			{{Tooltip>12\|2–3, 5–6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, 20–22}}

Limited schedule

Manufacturer	Team	No.\|Car number	Race driver	Crew chief	Rounds
Chevrolet	Beaver Motorsports	50	Travis Kvapil	Tim Silva {{Tooltip\|3\|1–3}} Joe Majenski {{Tooltip\|3\|4–6}} Rob Winfield {{Tooltip\|4\|7–10}} Dylan Corum {{Tooltip\|1\|15}}	2\|1, 3}}
			Akinori Ogata		1\|2}}
			Cody Ware		2\|4, 6}}
			Spencer Boyd		1\|5}}
			Josh Reaume		13\|7–10, 13–14, 16–19, 21–23}}
			Mike Harmon		1\|11}}
			Bobby Reuse		1\|15}}
			Bayley Currey		1\|20}}
	Bolen Motorsports	66	Ross Chastain	Paul Clapprood	7\|1–6, 10}}
			Travis Kvapil		2\|7–8}}
			Trey Hutchens		1\|9}}
			Ken Schrader		1\|11}}
			Jason Hathaway		1\|15}}
			Vinnie Miller		1\|19}}
	Brandonbilt Motorsports	86	Brandon Brown	Adam Brenner	1\|5}}
	Brandonbilt Motorsports	86	Mason Diaz	Adam Brenner	1\|20}}
	Clay Greenfield Motorsports	68	Clay Greenfield	{{Tooltip>1\|1}} Chad Kendrick {{Tooltip\|1\|8}}	4\|1, 8, 14, 19}}
	Copp Motorsports	36	Camden Murphy	Mike Mittler {{Tooltip\|2\|4, 8}} D. J. Copp {{Tooltip\|1\|6}} Kevin Campbell {{Tooltip\|1\|9}}	4\|4, 12–13, 23}}
			J. J. Yeley		1\|6}}
			B. J. McLeod		1\|16}}
	MB Motorsports		Kevin Donahue		2\|8–9}}
	MB Motorsports		Chris Windom		2\|11, 14}}
	Cram Racing Enterprises	11	Dawson Cram	Clinton Cram	1\|20}}
	FDNY Racing	28	Bryan Dauzat	John Delvito	2\|1, 12}}
	GMS Racing	23	Spencer Gallagher	Jeff Stankiewicz {{Tooltip\|2\|1–2}} Joey Cohen {{Tooltip\|1\|3}}	1\|1}}
	GMS Racing	23	Chase Elliott		2\|2–3}}
	Halmar Friesen Racing	52	Stewart Friesen (R)	Trip Bruce	19\|1–7, 10–14, 17–23}}
	Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing	0	Tommy Regan	Joe Majenski {{Tooltip\|1\|7}} Daniel Sowers Jr. {{Tooltip\|6\|8–9, 12–13, 15–16}} Ken Evans {{Tooltip\|1\|11}}	3\|7, 15–16}}
			Bryce Napier		1\|8}}
			Jennifer Jo Cobb		2\|9, 23}}
			Korbin Forrister		1\|11}}
			Matt Mills		2\|12, 18}}
			Ray Ciccarelli		4\|13, 17, 21–22}}
	Long Motorsports	14	Ted Minor	Garry Stephens	2\|9, 16}}
	Martins Motorsports	42	Tommy Joe Martins	Kevyn Rebolledo	1\|21}}
		44	Brandon Brown	Adam Brenner {{Tooltip\|2\|1, 3}} Kevin Eagle {{Tooltip\|5\|2, 4–5, 10, 12}} Shane Lamb {{Tooltip\|2\|6, 8}}	2\|1, 3}}
			Tommy Joe Martins		1\|2}}
			Matt Mills		1\|10}}
			J. R. Heffner		1\|11}}
			Austin Wayne Self		9\|12–14, 16–18, 20, 22–23}}
	Faith Motorsports		Matt Mills		3\|4–6, 20}}
			Donnie Levister		1\|8}}
			Ted Minor		1\|21}}
	MDM Motorsports	99	Tommy Joe Martins	Shane Huffman	1\|1}}
			Austin Dillon		1\|2}}
			Ty Dillon		2\|3, 11}}
			Travis Miller		1\|4}}
			Brandon Jones		5\|5–6, 9–10, 14}}
			Timothy Peters		1\|7}}
			Darrell Wallace Jr.		1\|13}}
			Brian Wong		1\|15}}
			Cale Gale		1\|20}}
			Dalton Sargeant		2\|22-23}}
	Mike Harmon Racing	74	Jordan Anderson	Mike Harmon	1\|1}}
			Joe Hudson	Mark Beaver	1\|15}}
			Mike Harmon	Alan Collins, Jr.	2\|16, 22}}
	NEMCO Motorsports	87	Joe Nemechek	Jim Mazza {{Tooltip\|4\|1–3, 10}} Michael Leoncini {{Tooltip\|2\|8–9}}	17\|1–3, 8–10, 12–19, 21–23}}
	NEMCO Motorsports	87	Ty Dillon		1\|20}}
	Niece Motorsports	38	T. J. Bell	Ron Paradiso	2\|9, 18}}
	Norm Benning Racing	57	Tommy Regan	Ryan Miller {{Tooltip\|3\|8–10}} Brian Poff {{Tooltip\|1\|11}}	2\|8, 11}}
			J. J. Yeley		1\|9}}
			B. J. McLeod		1\|10}}
			Mike Senica		11\|12–18, 20–23}}
	Premium Motorsports	15	Gray Gaulding	Wayne Carroll	4\|16–17, 20–21}}
D. J. Kennington			1\|19}}
Jason Hathaway			1\|22}}
Wendell Chavous (R)			1\|23}}
Rick Ware Racing	12	Spencer Boyd	Joe Lax {{Tooltip\|1\|1}} R. B. Bracken {{Tooltip\|1\|2}} Cody Ware {{Tooltip\|1\|3}} Jeff Spraker {{Tooltip\|2\|4–5}}	2\|1, 4}}
		Jordan Anderson		2\|2–3}}
		Cody Ware		1\|5}}
Young's Motorsports	20	Tyler Young	Bruce Cook	2\|9, 21}}
		Sheldon Creed	Andrew Abbott	1\|11}}
		Jeb Burton	Andrew Abbott	1\|20}}
Ford	Jacob Wallace Racing	80	Justin Shipley	Tracy Wallace	1\|11}}
	RBR Enterprises	92	Regan Smith	Michael Hester	13\|1–6, 10, 14, 16, 19–21, 23}}
	Rette Jones Racing	30	Terry Jones	Mark Rette	1\|1}}
Toyota	AM Racing	22	J. J. Yeley	Rick Ren {{Tooltip\|2\|1, 3}} Bill Henderson {{Tooltip\|3\|5, 7, 10}}	1\|1}}
		22	Austin Wayne Self		5\|3, 5, 7, 10, 15}}
		32	Austin Wayne Self	Bill Henderson	1\|1}}
		66	Justin Fontaine	Bill Henderson	1\|12}}
	Gaunt Brothers Racing	96	D. J. Kennington	A. J. Genail	1\|15}}
	Glenden Enterprises	47	Chris Fontaine	Kevin Ingram	2\|1, 19}}
	ThorSport Racing	89	Rico Abreu	Bud Haefele	1\|11}}
	JJL Motorsports	97	Jesse Little	{{Tooltip>1\|6}} Andrew Genail {{Tooltip\|2\|9, 14}}	4\|6, 9, 14, 22}}
	Kyle Busch Motorsports	46	Todd Gilliland	Cody Glick	2\|6, 20}}
	Kyle Busch Motorsports	46	Kyle Busch	Cody Glick	2\|10, 14}}
	Red Horse Racing	7	Brett Moffitt	Butch Hylton	5\|1–5}}
	Red Horse Racing	17	Timothy Peters	Chad Kendrick	5\|1–5}}
	Wauters Motorsports	5	Korbin Forrister	Richard Wauters	2\|1–2}}
Toyota	Henderson Motorsports	75	Parker Kligerman	Chris Carrier	8\|1–2, 5–6, 10, 14–15, 19}}
Chevrolet	Henderson Motorsports	75	Caleb Holman	Chris Carrier	2\|3, 11}}

Changes

Drivers

NASCAR Next driver Noah Gragson will drive the No. 18 Toyota Tundra for Kyle Busch Motorsports in the 2017 season, replacing William Byron. Gragson competed in the 2016 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West where he finished 5th and 3rd, respectively, in the points standings and drove two races for Wauters Motorsports in 2016 at Phoenix and Homestead.
After having driven a partial schedule in 2016, Austin Cindric will drive full-time for Brad Keselowski Racing in 2017.
Kaz Grala is promoted to a full-time ride with GMS Racing to pilot the No. 33 Chevrolet, replacing Ben Kennedy. Grala competed the No. 33 and No. 24 trucks part-time last season with the same team.
2016 K&N Pro Series East champion Justin Haley will drive the No. 24 for GMS Racing, starting at Martinsville due to age restrictions. Scott Lagasse Jr. will drive the truck for Daytona and Alex Bowman will drive at Atlanta.
Kyle Busch along with young drivers Myatt Snider, Harrison Burton, and K&N West Champion Todd Gilliland will share the No. 51 Truck for 2017, replacing Cody Coughlin and Daniel Suarez. Gilliand competed in the K&N Pro Series West for Billy McAnally Racing where he secured his first championship in 2016. Burton competed in the K&N Pro Series East for HScott Motorsports with Justin Marks and drove one race for KBM in 2016 at Martinsville. Snider did one race for AM Racing at Martinsvile in October.
Justin Fontaine will drive AM Racing's second truck part-time. Fontaine drove one race for the team in 2016 at Phoenix.
As a part of Ford Performance's driver development program, Chase Briscoe will drive for Brad Keselowski Racing in 2017. Briscoe won the 2016 ARCA Racing Series championship.
Spencer Boyd and Cody Ware will share driving duties for Rick Ware Racing in 2017. Jordan Anderson will drive the truck at Atlanta and Martinsvile.
Joe Nemechek will return to the truck series part-time driving the No. 87 for his team NEMCO Motorsports.
After having driven a partial schedule for Kyle Busch Motorsports and Athenian Motorsports in 2016, Cody Coughlin will drive the No. 13 full-time for ThorSport Racing in 2017, replacing Cameron Hayley.
Grant Enfinger will drive a truck full-time for ThorSport Racing, replacing Rico Abreu. Enfinger drove a partial schedule for GMS Racing in 2016.
After driving full-time for Tommy Baldwin Racing in the 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Season, Regan Smith will return to the Truck Series driving the No. 92 RBR Enterprises Ford part-time in 12 races. Smith's last Truck start was in 2008, in the Cool City Customs 200 at the Michigan International Speedway.
Parker Kligerman will drive the No. 75 Truck for Henderson Motorsports, sharing driving duties with Caleb Holman. Kligerman drove the No. 92 RBR Enterprises Ford part-time last season.
J. J. Yeley returned to the Truck Series, driving the No. 22 AM Racing Toyota at the NextEra Energy Resources 250. Austin Wayne Self, who will drive for this team the rest of the season except at Atlanta where the team skipped the race, also will drive the No. 32 at the opener.
Wendell Chavous will attempt to run for the Rookie of the Year honors in the 2017 season. He will drive the No. 49 Chevrolet for Premium Motorsports. Chavous's last start was in 2015.
T. J. Bell returned to the Truck Series, driving part-time the No. 45 Chevrolet for Niece Motorsports starting at Daytona and 5 other races.
After running part-time for Red Horse Racing and scoring a win in the 2016 season, Brett Moffitt returned to the team, driving the No. 7 (renumbered from 11) for the first 5 races of the season before the team shutting down.
Korbin Forrister will return to drive full-time in the 2017 season. He will be driving the No. 5 Toyota for Wauters Motorsports. However, the team withdrew before the spring Martinsville race for unknown reasons and have not run since.
Todd Peck drove the new No. 83 Chevy for the new Copp Motorsports team at Daytona, Atlanta, and Kansas. Donnie Levister drove the truck at Martinsville.
Terry Jones drove the No. 30 Ford for Rette Jones Racing at Daytona.
Victor Gonzalez Jr. drove the No. 45 Chevrolet for Niece Motorsports at Mosport Park.
Ted Minor returned to NASCAR after almost 3 years absence at Iowa driving for a new team: Long Motorsports.
Alex Tagliani drove the 02 for Young's Motorsports at Canadian Motorsports Park.
Cale Gale drove the 99 for MDM Motorsports at Martinsville Speedway.
Jeb Burton drove the 20 for Young's Motorsports at Martinsville Speedway. It was Burton's first truck start in almost two years.

Teams

JR Motorsports announced on January 3 that it would suspend its Truck Series team. Cole Custer drove the truck full-time in 2016. The team later sold six trucks and their No. 00 owners points to Halmar Friesen Racing.
Rick Ware Racing announced that it would return to the Truck Series full-time in 2017, having purchased the owners points of SS-Green Light Racing's No. 07 truck.
Athenian Motorsports announced on January 10 that it would cease operations due to the retirement of driver John Wes Townley.
Hattori Racing Enterprises expands from part-time to full-time with Ryan Truex returning to the team and renumbered from No. 81 to No. 16.
NEMCO Motorsports will expand to a two truck team with Joe Nemechek driving the No. 87 Chevrolet Silverado part-time in the first 3 races. After that, they sold their owner points to JJC Racing. The No. 87 returned at Gateway.
Martins Motorsports announced on February 9 a partnership with Brandonbilt Motorsports for the 2017 season. Brandon Brown will drive the No. 44 Chevrolet at 4 races. In April 14, it was announced that Martins Motorsports will shut down their Truck Series program to move on a part-time basis in Xfinity Series. They sold the owner points to Faith Motorsports. However, after 7 races Martins Motorsports returned.
After running full-time between the 2015 and 2016 seasons, GMS Racing's No. 23 Chevrolet will run part-time in 3 races. Spencer Gallagher at Daytona, Chase Elliott at Atlanta and Martinsville. Elliott won Martinsville race. After that, they switch the owner points with No. 24, so the No. 24 is locked for all races until the end of the season because is a race winner in the season and also will make the owners' championship playoffs. The former No. 24 owner points they sold to Norm Benning Racing.
Contreras Motorsports has sold their assets to Copp Motorsports who now runs the No. 83 Chevrolet.
MDM Motorsports will run the No. 99 Chevrolet full-time after running part-time in 2016. The team had purchased the owners points of Athenian Motorsports' No. 05 truck.
Red Horse Racing announced on May 22 that it would suspend operations effective immediately due to a lack of funding. The team had fielded two full-time trucks for Brett Moffitt and Timothy Peters.
Brad Keselowski Racing announced on August 17 that will shut down following the conclusion of the 2017 season.

Crew chiefs

Rule changes

On October 26, NASCAR announced that drivers with more than five years of full-time racing on the Cup level may drive a maximum of seven Camping World Truck Series races.^[2] They are also ineligible to drive in the final eight races of the season. Exceptions will be given to drivers with more than five years of full-time racing on the Cup level if they declared to run points in Truck Series.^[3]
On February 8, 2017, NASCAR announced a new damaged vehicle policy for all three national series. Body panels can no longer be replaced after a wreck, and a team has five minutes on pit road to fix the damage before they are eliminated.^[4]
As in the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series, all Truck races will be split into segments. After the first two intermediate segment finishes, the top 10 drivers will be awarded points. The race finish will air full points as usual. The first two segments have about one quarter of the race laps each, and the final segment has about half of the race laps.

Schedule

The season's schedule comprises 23 races, and was released on May 5, 2016. Fox, FS1, and Fox Business will televise every race in the United States.^[5]

No	Race title	Track	Date	Time	TV
1	NextEra Energy Resources 250	Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach	February 24	7:30 p.m.	FS1
2	Active Pest Control 200	Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton	March 4	4:30 p.m.	FS1
3	Alpha Energy Solutions 250	Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway	April 1	3:00 p.m.	Fox
4	Toyota Tundra 250	Kansas Speedway, Kansas	May 12	8:30 p.m.	FS1
5	North Carolina Education Lottery 200	Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord	May 19	8:30 p.m.
6	Bar Harbor 200	Dover International Speedway, Dover	June 2	5:30 p.m.
7	winstaronlinegaming.com 400	Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth	June 9	8:00 p.m.
8	Drivin' for Linemen 200	Gateway Motorsports Park, Madison	June 17	8:30 p.m.
9	M&M's 200	Iowa Speedway, Newton	June 23	8:30 p.m.
10	Buckle Up in Your Truck 225	Kentucky Speedway, Sparta	July 6	10:30 p.m.
11	Eldora Dirt Derby	Eldora Speedway, Rossburg	July 19	9:00 p.m.	FBN
12	Overton's 150	Pocono Raceway, Long Pond	July 29	1:00 p.m.	Fox
13	LTi Printing 200	Michigan International Speedway, Brooklyn	August 12	1:00 p.m.	FS1
14	UNOH 200	Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol	August 16	10:30 p.m.
15	Chevrolet Silverado 250	Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, Bowmanville	September 3	2:30 p.m.
16	TheHouse.com 225	Chicagoland Speedway, Joliet	September 15	8:30 p.m.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series playoffs
Round of 8
17	UNOH 175	New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon	September 23	1:00 p.m.	FS1
18	Las Vegas 350	Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas	September 30	8:30 p.m.	FS1
19	Fred's 250	Talladega Superspeedway, Lincoln	October 14	1:00 p.m.	Fox
Round of 6
20	Texas Roadhouse 200	Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway	October 28	1:30 p.m.	FS1
21	JAG Metals 350	Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth	November 3	8:30 p.m.
22	Lucas Oil 150	Phoenix International Raceway, Avondale	November 10	8:30 p.m.
Championship 4
23	Ford EcoBoost 200	Homestead-Miami Speedway, Homestead	November 17	8:00 p.m.	FS1

Results and standings

Race results

No.	Race	Pole position	Most laps led	Winning driver	Manufacturer\|Winning manufacturer
1	NextEra Energy Resources 250	Kaz\|Grala}}	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Kaz\|Grala}}	Chevrolet
2	Active Pest Control 200	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Toyota
3	Alpha Energy Solutions 250	Chase\|Elliott}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Chase\|Elliott}}	Chevrolet
4	Toyota Tundra 250	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Toyota
5	North Carolina Education Lottery 200	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Toyota
6	Bar Harbor 200	Chase\|Briscoe}}	Ben\|Rhodes\|Ben Rhodes (racing driver)}}	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Chevrolet
7	Winstaronlinegaming.com 400	Noah\|Gragson}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Toyota
8	Drivin' for Linemen 200	Chase\|Briscoe}}	Chase\|Briscoe}}	John Hunter\|Nemechek}}	Chevrolet
9	M&M's 200	Noah\|Gragson}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	John Hunter\|Nemechek}}	Chevrolet
10	Buckle Up in Your Truck 225	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Toyota
11	Eldora Dirt Derby	Stewart\|Friesen}}	Stewart\|Friesen}}	Matt\|Crafton}}	Toyota
12	Overton's 150	Ben\|Rhodes\|Ben Rhodes (racing driver)}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Toyota
13	LTi Printing 200	Matt\|Crafton}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Darrell\|Wallace Jr.}}	Chevrolet
14	UNOH 200	Kyle\|Busch}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Kyle\|Busch}}	Toyota
15	Chevrolet Silverado 250	Austin\|Cindric}}	Austin\|Cindric}}	Austin\|Cindric}}	Ford
16	TheHouse.com 225	Ryan\|Truex}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Chevrolet
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs
Round of 8
17	UNOH 175	Noah\|Gragson}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Toyota
18	Las Vegas 350	Ryan\|Truex}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Ben\|Rhodes\|Ben Rhodes (racing driver)}}	Toyota
19	Fred's 250	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Parker\|Kligerman}}	Toyota
Round of 6
20	Texas Roadhouse 200	Chase\|Briscoe}}	Matt\|Crafton}}	Noah\|Gragson}}	Toyota
21	JAG Metals 350	Justin\|Haley\|Justin Haley (racing driver)}}	Austin\|Cindric}}	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Chevrolet
22	Lucas Oil 150	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Christopher\|Bell\|Christopher Bell (racing driver)}}	Johnny\|Sauter}}	Chevrolet
Championship 4
23	Ford EcoBoost 200	Chase\|Briscoe}}	Chase\|Briscoe}}	Chase\|Briscoe}}	Ford

Driver standings

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or owner's points. * – Most laps led. ¹ – Stage 1 winner. ² – Stage 2 winner. ^1-10 – Regular season top 10 finishers.

. – Eliminated after Round of 8

. – Eliminated after Round of 6

{{Tooltip\|Pos.\|Position	Driver	DAY	ATL	MAR	KAN	CLT	DOV	TEX	GTW	IOW	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	CHI	NHA	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	{{Tooltip\|Pts.\|Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Stage\|Stage Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Bonus\|Playoff Points scored
1	Christopher Bell	8	1*¹²	3*	4	3	25	1*²	6	5*¹	1*	9	1	2	7	26	3*²	1*¹²	2*	2	8	3¹	8*¹²	2¹	4035	–	48¹
2	Johnny Sauter	15*¹²	3	2²	2	2	1	8¹	3	2²	9	23	5	18	6	6	1	9	10	12*¹²	3²	1	1	3	4034	–	32²
3	Austin Cindric (R)	27	21	21	10	13	5	25	11	8	4	10	7	5	9	1*¹	15	8	4	5	10	2*	9	5	4032	–	7¹⁰
4	Matt Crafton	14	2	9	16	6	11²	9	4	19	8	1¹	6	6	2	25	16	6	7	9	2*¹	9	21	6	4031	–	15⁴
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Playoffs cut-off
{{Tooltip\|Pos.\|Position	Driver	DAY	ATL	MAR	KAN	CLT	DOV	TEX	GTW	IOW	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	CHI	NHA	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	{{Tooltip\|Pts.\|Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Stage\|Stage Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Bonus\|Playoff Points scored
5	Ben Rhodes	12	4	20	23	8	4*	5	8	14	27¹	30	2	11	5	10	6	7	1²	23	9	18	20	19²	2263	84	13⁵
6	Chase Briscoe (R)	3	25	11	5	11	12	2	2*²	7	11	3	9	9	12	7	2	11	3¹	22	19	4	4	1*	2248	40	10³
7	Kaz Grala (R)	1	15	15	8	30	2	10	13	24	24	31	23	12	28	3	9	10	5	29	7	6	5	13	2214	25	5
8	{{nowrap\|John Hunter Nemechek}}	4	29	28	3	22	22	21	1¹	1	18	5	4	29	3	20	7	20	8	6	30	19	2	15	2206	33	14⁸
9	Ryan Truex	28	13	10	6	4	10¹	4	7	20	23	20	3	4	16	5²	4¹	2	12	28	13	8	19	4	772	184	3
10	Noah Gragson (R)	26	14	4	28	9	9	7	9	6	5²	7	24	7	15	2	8	15	13	14	1	10²	15	18	724	135	7
11	Grant Enfinger (R)	16	8	17	11	7	3	3	5	4	28	4	13	8	4	13	5	4	9	4	12	7	24	8	718\|Enfinger was penalized 10 points for failing post-race inspection at Michigan.	94	–
12	Justin Haley (R)	26	9	17	8	6	10	10	3	8	10	10	11	4	14	13	21	16	11	5	14	9	600\|Haley was penalized 10 points for failing post-race inspection at Charlotte. Haley was also penalized 10 points for failing post-race inspection at Texas (fall).	78	–
13	Cody Coughlin (R)	11	16	19	26	16	16	18	12	12	15	11	8	21	17	21	11	12	6	25	20	16	3	14	511	6	–
14	Stewart Friesen (R)	31	19	25	32	23	28	22	12	2*²	12	13	29	5	23	17	6	14	6	7	422	43	1
15	Austin Wayne Self	2	DNQ	15	12	12	23	22	16	15	24	9	20	14	20	18	29	15	25	17	364	6	–
16	Wendell Chavous (R)	19	20	23	31	28	19	20	18	17	19	16	20	17	23	18	18	14	24	21	21	23	348	–	–
17	Jordan Anderson	DNQ	28	31	19	21	24	15	17	15	25	17	23	27	23	21	21	15	24	24	13	21	316	–	–
18	Regan Smith	6	12	12	12	29	7	14	14	12	27	14	13	11	300	2	–
19	Norm Benning	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	24	26	26	17	22	22	32	13	21	20	31	18	23	19	19	31	27	23	22	25	279	–	–
20	T. J. Bell	DNQ	17	24	14	23	14	15	29	26	14	16	21	16	24	30	16	260	1	–
21	Timothy Peters	17	9	8	13	5	13	11	10	252	42	–
22	Myatt Snider	10	16	16	10	28	3	12	12	227	37	–
23	Austin Hill	18	14	25	27	14	10	11	22	22	16	11	23	226\|Hill was penalized 10 points for failing post-race inspection at Gateway.	5	–
24	Josh Reaume	26	19	18	20	19	25	19	17	16	21	20	16	22	223	–	–
25	Jennifer Jo Cobb	DNQ	DNQ	27	27	30	19	30	DNQ	21	18	22	30	28	24	24	18	19	28	22	27	31	220	–	–
26	Parker Kligerman	DNQ	31	10	21	7	8	8	1	184	7	–
27	Todd Gilliland	20	21	11	3	5	7	178\|Gilliland was penalized 10 points for failing post-race inspection at New Hampshire.	33	–
28	Joe Nemechek	5	24	18	28	31	DNQ	29	30	32	31	31	26	26	30	31	29	29	166	4	–
29	Harrison Burton	13	13	11	15	18	4	162	14	–
30	Tyler Young	23	14	23	30	14	13	10	17	152	–	–
31	Brett Moffitt	22	11	6	7	18	126	5	–
32	Camden Murphy	30	32	23	30	28	25	22	22	27	17	27	124	–	–
33	Jesse Little	14	9	13	18	110	16	–
34	Todd Peck	18	32	29	32	31	24	19	28	29	29	99	–	–
35	Mike Senica	21	30	27	DNQ	30	32	28	27	DNQ	30	32	30	83	–	–
36	Travis Kvapil	24	29	11	27	26	68	–	–
37	Clay Greenfield	29	24	26	8	61	–	–
38	Ray Ciccarelli	22	26	29	28	26	32	59	–	–
39	Kevin Donahue	21	27	26	28	29	54	–	–
40	Kyle Donahue	16	16	26	53	–	–
41	Jason Hathaway	15	11	52	4	–
42	Matt Mills	17^†	24^†	17	29	27	25	50	–	–
43	Bayley Currey	25	10	28	48	–	–
44	Korbin Forrister	20	22	28	45	4	–
45	Bobby Gerhart	21	11	42	–	–
46	Justin Fontaine	15	17	42	–	–
47	Ted Minor	27	26	25	31	39	–	–
48	Jeffrey Abbey	14	22	38	–	–
49	Landon Huffman	20	17	37	–	–
50	Dalton Sargeant	17	20	37	–	–
51	Chris Windom	19	DNQ	32	26	34	–	–
52	Bryce Napier	32	20	25	34	–	–
53	Bobby Pierce	6	31	–	–
54	Brian Wong	12	25	–	–
55	Patrick Emerling	23	26	25	–	–
56	Victor Gonzalez Jr.	16	24	3	–
57	Trey Hutchens	16	21	–	–
58	Ken Schrader	17	20	–	–
59	Bobby Reuse	17	20	–	–
60	Cale Gale	18	20	1	–
61	Caleb Holman	22	32	20	–	–
62	Donnie Levister	30	25	19	–	–
63	Alex Tagliani	19	18	–	–
64	Mason Diaz	23	17	3	–
65	Justin Shipley	25	17	5	–
66	Bryan Dauzat	DNQ	22	15	–	–
67	Travis Pastrana	22	15	–	–
68	Rico Abreu	26	14	3	–
69	Terry Jones	25	12	–	–
70	Travis Miller	25	12	–	–
71	Chris Fontaine	DNQ	26	11	–	–
72	Joe Hudson	27	10	–	–
73	Max Johnston	29	8	–	–
74	Akinori Ogata	30	7	–	–
Tim Viens	DNQ	0	–	–
Chuck Buchanan Jr.	DNQ	0	–	–
J. R. Heffner	Wth	0	–	–
Dawson Cram	Wth	0	–	–
Ineligible for Camping World Truck championship points
{{Tooltip\|Pos.\|Position	Driver	DAY	ATL	MAR	KAN	CLT	DOV	TEX	GTW	IOW	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	CHI	NHA	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	{{Tooltip\|Pts.\|Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Stage\|Stage Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Bonus\|Playoff Points scored
Kyle Busch	26	1*¹²	1*¹²	6	25*¹²	3*¹²	1*¹²
Chase Elliott	5	1¹
Brandon Jones	31	6	3	2	10
Ty Dillon	5	12	15
Alex Bowman	6
Ross Chastain	30	10	7	18	19	15	13
Scott Lagasse Jr.	7	13
Austin Dillon	7
Vinnie Miller	7
J. J. Yeley	9	DNQ	15	29	32	17	21	19	29
Robby Lyons	12	24
Spencer Boyd	DNQ	20	20	13
Spencer Gallagher	13
D. J. Kennington	14	15
Mike Harmon	27	18	27	20	28
Cody Ware	22	DNQ	18
Tommy Joe Martins	32	23	32
B. J. McLeod	31	24	30
Brandon Hightower	24
Gary Klutt	24
Gray Gaulding	25	25	31	27
Jeb Burton	26
Brandon Brown	DNQ	27	DNQ
Sheldon Creed	27
Tommy Regan	28	29	DNQ	32	28
Darrell Wallace Jr.	1^‡
{{Tooltip\|Pos.\|Position	Driver	DAY	ATL	MAR	KAN	CLT	DOV	TEX	GTW	IOW	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	CHI	NHA	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	{{Tooltip\|Pts.\|Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Stage\|Stage Points scored	{{Tooltip\|Bonus\|Playoff Points scored
^† – Matt Mills started receiving Camping World Truck Series points at Dover. ^‡ Darrell Wallace Jr. and MDM Motorsports No. 99 were penalized and the win was 'encumbered' for failing post-race inspection at Michigan. Because of that, he is scored last in the championship.

Owners' championship (Top 15)

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led. ¹ – Stage 1 winner. ² – Stage 2 winner. ^1-10 – Owners' regular season top 10 finishers.

. – Eliminated after Round of 8

. – Eliminated after Round of 6

{{Tooltip\|Pos.\|Position	{{Tooltip\|No.\|Car number	Car Owner	DAY	ATL	MAR	KAN	CLT	DOV	TEX	GTW	IOW	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	CHI	NHA	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Points	{{Tooltip\|Bonus\|Playoff Points scored
1	4	Kyle Busch	8	1*¹²	3*	4	3	25	1*²	6	5*¹	1*	9	1	2	7	26	3*²	1*¹²	2	2	8	3¹	8*¹²	2¹	4035	48¹
2	21	{{nowrap\|Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr.}}	15*¹²	3	2²	2	2	1	8¹	3	2²	9	23	5	18	6	6	1	9	10	12*¹²	3²	1	1	3	4034	37²
3	88	Rhonda Thorson	14	2	9	16	6	11 ²	9	4	19	8	1¹	6	6	2	25	16	6	7	9	2*¹	9	21	6	4031	15³
4	51	Kyle Busch	10	26	13	1*¹²	1*¹²	13	16	21	11	16	15	25*¹²	3*¹²	18	11	10	3	28	3	4	12	7	12	4025\|No. 51 was penalized 10 owners points for failing post-race inspection at New Hampshire.	22⁷
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship Playoffs cut-off
5	19	Brad Keselowski	27	21	21	10	13	5	25	11	8	4	10	7	5	9	1*¹	15	8	4	5	10	2*	9	5	2278	6
6	33	{{nowrap\|Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr.}}	1	15	15	8	30	2	10	13	24	24	31	23	12	28	3	9	10	5	29	7	6	5	13	2214	5
7	8	Joe Nemechek	4	29	28	3	22	22	21	1¹	1	18	5	4	29	3	20	7	20	8	6	30	19	2	15	2204	12¹⁰
8	24/23{{ref\|GMS Racing\|1}}	{{nowrap\|Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr.}}	13	5	1¹	9	17	8	6	10	10	3	8	10	10	11	4	14	13	21	16	11	5	14	9	2195\|No. 24 was penalized 10 owners points for failing post-race inspection at Charlotte. The team was also penalized 10 owners points for failing post-race inspection at Texas (fall).	9⁸
9	29	Brad Keselowski	3	25	11	5	11	12	2	2*²	7	11	3	9	9	12	7	2	11	3¹	22	19	4	4	1*	862	2
10	27	Duke Thorson	12	4	20	23	8	4*	5	8	14	27¹	30	2	11	5	10	6	7	1²	23	9	18	20	19²	794	6
11	16	Shigeaki Hattori	28	13	10	6	4	10 ¹	5	7	20	23	20	3	4	16	5²	4¹	2	12	28	13	8	19	4	772	3
12	18	Kyle Busch	26	15	4	28	9	9	7	9	6	5²	7	24	7	15	2	8	15	13	14	1	10²	15	18	724	7
13	98	Mike Curb	16	8	17	11	7	3	3	5	4	28	4	13	8	4	13	5	4	9	4	12	7	24	8	718\|No. 98 was penalized 10 owners points for failing post-race inspection at Michigan.	–
14	13	Duke Thorson	11	16	19	26	16	16	18	12	12	15	11	8	21	17	21	11	12	6	25	20	16	3	14	511	–
15	02	Randy Young	23	18	14	14	25	27	23	14	13	10	29	11	14	22	19	13	22	11	10	16	11	23	10	459\|No. 02 was penalized 10 owners points for failing post-race inspection at Gateway.	–
{{Tooltip\|Pos.\|Position	{{Tooltip\|No.\|Car number	Car Owner	DAY	ATL	MAR	KAN	CLT	DOV	TEX	GTW	IOW	KEN	ELD	POC	MCH	BRI	MSP	CHI	NHA	LVS	TAL	MAR	TEX	PHO	HOM	Points	{{Tooltip\|Bonus\|Playoff Points scored

Manufacturers' Championship

Pos\|Position	Manufacturer	Wins	Points
1	Toyota	12	856
2	Chevrolet	9	819
3	Ford	2	737

Notes

{{note|GMS Racing|1}} After a dominant win by Chase Elliott at Martinsville in a part-time team (No. 23), GMS Racing switched owner points from No. 24 and No. 23 for number 24 make the owners' playoffs.

References

1. ^{{cite web|last=Utter|first=Jim|title=NASCAR Next driver Noah Gragson set to join Kyle Busch Motorsports|url=http://www.motorsport.com/nascar-truck/news/nascar-next-driver-noah-gragson-set-to-join-kyle-busch-motorsports-835608/|website=Motorsport.com|publisher=Motorsport Network|accessdate=October 8, 2016|location=Concord, North Carolina|date=October 7, 2016}}
2. ^{{cite web|last=Albert|first=Zack|title=New participation guidelines put limits in place for 2017|url=http://www.nascar.com/en_us/news-media/articles/2016/10/26/2017-limitations-sprint-cup-drivers-xfinity-truck-series-races.html|website=NASCAR.com|publisher=NASCAR Media Group, LLC.|accessdate=October 27, 2016|location=Charlotte, North Carolina|date=October 26, 2016}}
3. ^{{cite news|last=Fryer|first=Jenna|title=NASCAR limits number of lower tier races for veterans|url=http://racing.ap.org/article/nascar-limits-number-lower-tier-races-veterans|accessdate=October 27, 2016|work=Associated Press|agency=Associated Press|publisher=AP Sports|date=October 26, 2016|location=Charlotte, North Carolina}}
4. ^{{cite web|last=Pockrass|first=Bob|title=NASCAR unveils new damaged vehicle policy|url=http://www.espn.com/racing/nascar/story/_/id/18645944/nascar-unveils-new-damaged-vehicle-policy|website=ESPN.com|publisher=ESPN Inc.|accessdate=February 17, 2017|location=Concord, North Carolina|date=February 8, 2017}}
5. ^{{cite web|title=NASCAR announces 2017 national series schedules|url=http://www.nascar.com/en_us/news-media/articles/2016/5/5/nascar-2017-schedule-announcement-national-series.html|website=NASCAR.com|publisher=NASCAR Media Group, LLC.|accessdate=June 9, 2016|location=Daytona Beach, Florida|date=May 5, 2016}}

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Changes

Drivers

Teams

Crew chiefs

Rule changes

Schedule

Results and standings

Race results

Driver standings

Owners' championship (Top 15)

Manufacturers' Championship

See also

Notes

References