What the NASCAR Truck Series playoff standings look like after New Hampshire

The first round of the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series playoffs came to an end on Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Here's what the playoff standings look like going into the Round of 8 opener at the Charlotte Roval on Oct. 3. 

1. Corey Heim (+69) 

Heim scored his ninth win of the season on Saturday and added more points to his cushion. Barring disaster, he seems almost assured to clinch a Championship 4 berth with three semi-decent races. 

2. Layne Riggs (+22) 

The only driver in Heim's zip code this season has been Riggs, who finished third on Saturday and is most likely the only driver who can provide Heim with a serious fight at Phoenix. 

3. Daniel Hemric (+1) 

Hemric will go into the Round of 8 on the heels of a 12th-place finish at New Hampshire. The 2021 Xfinity Series champion will have no margin for error if he wants to chase his first Truck Series title. 

4. Ty Majeski (+0) 

The defending Truck Series champion is sitting on the most razor-thin of margins going into the Round of 8. Majeski finished fifth at New Hampshire on Saturday. 

5. Tyler Ankrum (-0) 

A career season for Ankrum has led him to the penultimate round of the postseason. The Rockingham winner finished 11th on Saturday. 

6. Grant Enfinger (-3) 

Enfinger finished sixth at New Hampshire on Saturday, clinching a Round of 8 berth. He's looking to get back to the Championship 4 for the third consecutive season. 

7. Rajah Caruth (-5) 

Caruth squeaked into the Round of 8 and will continue chasing a championship after finishing 10th on Saturday. 

8. Kaden Honeycutt (-7) 

Honeycutt finished seventh on Saturday and advanced to the Round of 8. He's looking to get to the Championship 4 in his first full-time Truck Series season.