Maximum Velocity Racing League

The C&C Home Designs Truck Series returns to Dover for the Please Let Rod Win 150. Our last race at the Monster Mile came in Season 4, where Justin Michael dominated en route to victory. Is he the driver to beat again?

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Three races into the season and we have a new first-time winner: Jordan Knies. He gets it done in his 32nd C&C Home Designs Truck Series start. It was a controversial finish however, with multiple drivers receiving points penalties and EOLs for tomorrow’s race at Dover. How will they recover, and who can tame the Monster Mile?

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Race 3 of the C&C Home Designs Truck Series comes at Talladega Superspeedway for the BarkBox 160. Several drivers are looking to pull themselves out of an early-season hole, while others hope to widen their gap above the Chase cutline. It’s bound to be crazy tonight. Who can survive, and who could surprise?

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Things are picking up right where they left off. Defending champion Justin Michael won the Wildish 150 at Phoenix, technically earning back-to-back victories in the C&C Home Designs Truck Series. It was a messy race. Those who managed to survive were rewarded with top-10 finishes and positive momentum to begin their season. We’re racing on the old Atlanta configuration tomorrow!

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Season 6 of the C&C Home Designs Truck Series is here. We’re kicking it off with the Wildish 150 at Phoenix Raceway. We last raced here two seasons ago, when Scott Patten claimed victory after dominating much of the race. Is he the favorite again tonight, or does someone else pull off an upset?

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One final look at Season 5 of the C&C Home Designs Truck Series. There are several fresh faces at the top of each list, but plenty of our veterans proved they can still contend up front. Season 6 will kick off at Phoenix Raceway in one week. MotorMouth Broadcasting will once again cover all 20 races of intense door-to-door competition. See you on the track.

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An incredible championship battle ends with Justin Michael on top, earning his first title in the C&C Home Designs Truck Series. He defeats Keaton Tripp, whose race strategy fell short after dominating most of the season. Nathan Carroll and Dakota Floyd tie for 3rd in the standings. Their points deficit proved too large to overcome. We’re spending a few weeks off to take a breath and reflect on how incredible Season 5 turned out to be. Max V action will return on July 16th at Phoenix Raceway!

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It all comes down to this. Season 5 of the C&C Home Designs Truck Series will conclude tonight, featuring an intense matchup between championship leader Justin Michael and runner-up Keaton Tripp. But they have to hit their marks with Nathan Carroll and Dakota Floyd trailing by under 15 points. What better place to settle a title fight than Auto Club Speedway?

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Keaton Tripp nearly had a max points day at Darlington, putting himself right back in the championship picture. Now only 5 points behind Justin Michael, he will need to hold off Nathan Carroll and Dakota Floyd as well - two drivers who are ready to take advantage of the leaders’ mistakes. Only one more race to get the job done.

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(Delayed post from 6/11) We’re at Darlington Raceway tonight for the penultimate race of the season. Five or six drivers still have a realistic shot at the Season 5 championship, but anything can happen. Do the point leaders extend their gap over everyone else? Or does attrition wreak havoc before the finale next week?

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