​The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is back after a brief break with the LiUNA 150 at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut on July 11. Layne Riggs widened his points lead over Kaden Honeycutt with a win at Naval Base Coronado on June 19. The Chase picture remains tight with just five regular-season races left, as Jake Garcia sits five points ahead of Grant Enfinger for the last transfer spot into The Chase.
Here’s how you can watch the NASCAR Truck Series race at Lime Rock Park: Weekend schedule for the NASCAR circuit includes the full track events and TV lineups for the Quaker State 400 and other races. The green flag is expected around 1 p.m. Eastern (12 p.m. Central) on Saturday, July 11. The event will take place at Lime Rock Park, a 1.47-mile road course in Lakeville, Connecticut, running 100 laps for a total distance of 147.8 miles. The race will be divided into three stages: Stage 1 at 35 laps, Stage 2 at 35 laps, and Stage 3 at 30 laps. TV coverage is provided by FS1, with radio coverage from the NASCAR Racing Network. Streaming options include FUBO, which offers a free trial, while audio options are available on NASCAR.com and SiriusXM for subscribers.
The Lime Rock Park race is scheduled to be broadcast nationally on FS1. Fans can explore streaming through FUBO, which may offer free trials for new subscribers.
In recent Truck Series action, driver Ross Chastain signed autographs at Nashville Superspeedway, while a running list of past races shows a variety of winners across the season. The schedule of 2026 events includes multiple stops, with notable results such as Layne Riggs winning the Navy 250 at Naval Base Coronado on June 19 and Layne Riggs also securing earlier victories like the OnlyBulls Green Flag 150 at St. Petersburg. Other winners include Chandler Smith at Daytona, Kyle Busch at Atlanta and Dover, Corey Heim at Darlington and Michigan, Carson Hocevar at Texas, and Kaden Honeycutt at Watkins Glen.
Looking ahead, the schedule continues with the LiUNA! 150 at Lime Rock Park on July 11 (12 p.m. on FS1), followed by the Window World 250 at North Wilkesboro Speedway on July 18 (11:30 a.m. on FS1), and the TSport 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park on July 24 (7 p.m. on FS1). The sequence extends through the rest of the year with races at Richmond, Charlotte, Phoenix, and beyond, culminating in the season’s final events.
For fans planning viewing and listening, remember to check local listings for FS1 coverage times and streaming availability, and note that some platforms may require subscriptions or trials to access live video or audio streams.