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    2026 Race to Stop Suicide 200: Full entry list for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway

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    The 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season heads to Kansas City, Kansas, for the Race to Stop Suicide 200 this weekend after the Bristol race. The Race to Stop Suicide 200 is the season’s 20th race and the second race of the NASCAR Chase. It will be held at Kansas Speedway on Saturday, September 26.

    The 2026 Race to Stop Suicide 200 in Kansas City, Kansas, kicks off at 1 pm ET and will be contested over 134 laps, with 201 miles on the 1.5-mile-long oval track. Fans can enjoy the event on FOX One and FS1. Saturday’s event marks the 26th annual race hosted by Kansas Speedway in the history of the event. A total of 36 Truck Series drivers will take the field this weekend.

    Spire Motorsports driver and NASCAR Cup Series regular Carson Hocevar won the Kansas Truck Series Chase race last year after beating William Byron and Corey Heim and finished with a total time of one hour, 48 minutes, and 49 seconds. Hocevar hasn’t entered this year’s event.

    2026 NASCAR Race to Stop Suicide 200 at Kansas Speedway: Full entry list

    Here is the list of the 36 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series entries that will take part in the 2026 Race to Stop Suicide 200 at Kansas this weekend:

    1. #1 – Nick Leitz
    2. #2 – Stephen Mallozzi
    3. #4 – Connor Hall
    4. #5 – Brent Crews (i)
    5. #7 – Brennan Poole (i)
    6. #9 – Grant Enfinger
    7. #10 – Corey LaJoie
    8. #11 – Kaden Honeycutt
    9. #12 – Brenden Queen
    10. #13 – Cole Butcher
    11. #14 – Mini Tyrrell
    12. #15 – Tanner Gray
    13. #16 – Justin Haley
    14. #17 – Giovanni Ruggiero
    15. #18 – Tyler Ankrum
    16. #19 – Daniel Hemric
    17. #20 – Daniel Dye
    18. #22 – Clayton Green
    19. #25 – Conor Daly
    20. #26 – Toni Breidinger
    21. #33 – Josh Reaume
    22. #34 – Layne Riggs
    23. #38 – Chandler Smith
    24. #42 – Parker Eatmon
    25. #44 – Andres Perez De Lara
    26. #45 – Landen Lewis
    27. #52 – Stewart Friesen
    28. #62 – Leland Honeyman Jr
    29. #76 – Spencer Boyd
    30. #77 – Nicholas Sanchez
    31. #81 – Kris Wright
    32. #88 – Ty Majeski
    33. #91 – Christian Eckes
    34. #93 – Caleb Costner
    35. #98 – Jake Garcia
    36. #99 – Ben Rhodes

    Catch the action-packed Truck Series weekend at Kansas Speedway on FOX One from September 25 to 26.