The Premier Friday Night Main Event

The S.M.A.S.H East Coast Truck Series is the premier Friday night main event and the highest level of truck competition in the league.

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Built for drivers who can handle pressure, race with control, and compete at a high level, the East Coast Truck Series delivers some of the toughest and most competitive racing S.M.A.S.H has to offer.

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With fixed setups, the focus stays entirely on driver ability. Every competitor races on equal equipment, putting racecraft, consistency, decision-making, and execution at the center of every event.

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Expect intense battles, tight drafting, hard-earned finishes, and a high standard of competition every Friday night as drivers fight for points in the league’s top truck division.

Race Night Format

Every Friday night the SMASH East Coast Truck Series kicks off the racing weekend with a structured race format designed to keep competition tight and organized.

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Practice — 8:00 PM ET
Drivers get time to prepare, test their race pace, and find the fastest line before qualifying begins.

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Qualifying — 8:55 PM ET
Single-truck qualifying sets the starting grid for the night’s race.

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Race — 9:00 PM ET
The green flag drops and the battle begins as drivers fight for position, stage control, and valuable championship points.

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With fixed setups, the trucks stay evenly matched — meaning the race is decided by driver skill, racecraft, and consistency, not setup advantages.

The Road to the Championship

The SMASH East Coast Truck Series runs a 12-week season, visiting some of the most iconic oval tracks in motorsports.

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Drivers compete each week for points as they chase a place in the Championship race at Darlington Raceway, one of the toughest tracks on the schedule.

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Only the most consistent drivers will survive the grind of the season and earn a shot at becoming the SMASH Truck Series Champion.