The Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150 Powered by POET on October 16, 2026 went to Texan Kaden Honeycutt in the No. 11 TRICON Garage Toyota, who led the final 53 laps and beat Christian Eckes by 1.556 seconds at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona.
How it was won
Layne Riggs started from the pole and led the first 43 laps. Ty Majeski then won both stages and led 49 laps in two spells. At the Stage 2 break, Stewart Friesen took two tires and led laps 95 through 97. Honeycutt, who started second, went to the front on lap 98 and led the final 53 laps to the checkered flag. Eckes, who started 13th, finished second, Riggs third and Majeski fourth. Chandler Smith was penalized for too many crew members over the wall and finished 15th. Both cautions (16 laps in all) fell at stage ends, the second also for debris in Turn 1. There were six lead changes among five drivers. The race took 1 hour, 24 minutes and 27 seconds at an average of 106.572 mph, and Honeycutt also earned the fastest-lap bonus. Post-race inspection found no issues.
Zero Carbon Bioethanol 150 results snapshot
| Pos | Driver | Truck / team | Time / gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kaden Honeycutt | #11 TRICON Garage Safelite Toyota | 150 laps (led 53) |
| 2 | Christian Eckes | #91 McAnally-Hilgemann Racing Columbia Bank Chevrolet | +1.556s |
| 3 | Layne Riggs | #34 Front Row Motorsports Love’s Travel Stops Ford | +1.957s |
| 4 | Ty Majeski | #88 ThorSport Racing Black Label Bacon/Menards Ford | +2.339s |
| 5 | Jake Garcia | #98 ThorSport Racing Quanta/Curb Records Ford | +3.687s |
| 6 | William Sawalich | #5 TRICON Garage Soundgear Toyota | +12.581s |
| 7 | Daniel Hemric | #19 McAnally-Hilgemann Racing CRC Brakleen Chevrolet | +14.272s |
| 8 | Giovanni Ruggiero | #17 TRICON Garage JBL Toyota | +14.388s |
| 9 | Grant Enfinger | #9 CR7 Motorsports Grant County Mulch Chevrolet | +15.022s |
| 10 | Brent Crews | #1 TRICON Garage Mobil 1 Toyota | +17.349s |
Finishing order from NASCAR’s official results. Gaps are from Motorsport.com’s timing table.
History & significance
It was the fourth career Truck Series win for the 23-year-old from Willow Park, Texas. All four have come in 2026, starting at Watkins Glen in May, and this was his first at Phoenix. Honeycutt now leads the Chase by 39 points over Riggs, with Eckes third, 112 back, and three races left. Eckes has been runner-up in three straight races. The win was crew chief Scott Zipadelli’s 39th in the series, five short of Eric Phillips’ all-time record. It came in the same No. 11 TRICON Toyota that Corey Heim drove to the 2025 title at Phoenix.
What’s next
The Truck Series returns with the Love’s RV Stop 225 at Talladega Superspeedway on Friday, October 23, 2026 (Talladega Superspeedway schedule). Three races remain in the 2026 season.