NASCAR 2023 Truck Series: Final results for Worldwide Express 250 at Richmond Raceway

The 2023 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Worldwide Express 250 is complete. The 16th race of the season and the final race of the regular season, with a total of 36 entries, started at 7:30 pm ET on Saturday, July 29. It took place at the Richmond Raceway and lasted for one hour, 59 minutes, and 32 seconds.

Carson Hocevar, driving the #42 Chevrolet for Niece Motorsports clinched his third win of the 2023 Truck Series season at the 0.75-mile-short track.

Hocevar emerged victorious when he passed night’s most dominant driver Ty Majeski on 247 of the 250 laps thanks to pit road strategy. Starting from the back of the field, he led 64 of the 250 laps and took the checkered flag by an impressive 2.308 seconds margin ahead of Majeski.

Meanwhile, Ty Majeski finished runner-up, followed by Zane Smith, Jake Garcia, and Matt Mills in the top-five. Corey Heim, Matt Crafton, Nick Sanchez, Grant Enfinger, and William Sawalich rounded the top 10.

With a third-place finish in the opening stage, Heim clinched the 2023 NASCAR Truck Series regular season title.

Saturday’s Worldwide Express 250 saw nine lead changes among four drivers and witnessed four cautions flags.

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NASCAR 2023 Craftsman Truck Series: Worldwide Express 250 final results

Here are the final results for NASCAR’s 2023 Worldwide Express 250 at Richmond Raceway:

1. #42 - Carson Hocevar
2. #98 - Ty Majeski
3. #38 - Zane Smith
4. #35 - Jake Garcia (R)
5. #51 - Matt Mills
6. #11 - Corey Heim
7. #88 - Matt Crafton
8. #2 - Nick Sanchez (R)
9. #23 - Grant Enfinger
10. #1 - William Sawalich
11. #19 - Christian Eckes
12. #99 - Ben Rhodes
13. #16 - Tyler Ankrum
14. #17 - Taylor Gray (R)
15. #13- Hailie Deegan
16. #15 - Tanner Gray
17. #25 - Matt DiBenedetto
18. #41 - Bayley Currey
19. #24 - Rajah Caruth (R)
20. #66 - Conner Jones
21. #43 - Daniel Dye (R)
22. #4 - Chase Purdy
23. #56 - Timmy Hill
24. #9 - Colby Howard
25. #5 - Dean Thompson
26. #02 - Will Rodgers
27. #52 - Stewart Friesen
28. #45 - Lawless Alan
29. #32 - Bret Holmes (R)
30. #30 - Ryan Vargas
31. #90 - Justin Carroll
32. #22 - Christian Rose
33. #33 - Derek Lemke
34. #20 - Mason Massey (i)
35. #12 - Spencer Boyd
36. #34 - Josh Reaume

Catch NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series teams and drivers next at the Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park for the first playoff race of the season on August 11.