By Slick — March 28, 2026 Las Vegas delivered — and one driver made it clear he wasn’t there to mess around. Justin Michael (#87)  put on a statement drive Friday night, taking control early and never giving it back, leading the majority of the race and securing a decisive win in the SMASH HQ Truck Series , broadcast live on Slingshot TV . In a field packed with 29 drivers , this wasn’t just a win — it was a separation moment. A Race Controlled from the Front Starting from th

By SMASH HQ — March 27, 2026 Las Vegas is here — and it’s time to find out who’s real. After a strong opening week at Daytona, the SMASH HQ Truck Series  rolls into Las Vegas Motor Speedway tonight with momentum, pressure, and a packed field ready to throw down under the lights. This isn’t practice anymore. This is where the field starts to separate. 38 Drivers. One Track. No Room for Mistakes With 38 drivers signed up , tonight’s race is shaping up to be one of the most comp

By SMASH HQ — March 25, 2026 The field is growing, the stakes are rising, and Las Vegas is about to get loud. The SMASH HQ Truck Series  heads into Week 2 with 38 drivers officially signed up , setting the stage for one of the most competitive races this league has seen so far. After a strong showing at Daytona, the message is clear — this isn’t a public lobby. This is a league built for drivers who can handle pressure, race clean, and still bring speed when it matters. A Pac

By SMASH HQ — March 24, 2026 The Weekend Moves West After a strong opening weekend at Daytona, SMASH HQ shifts gears and heads to Las Vegas Motor Speedway  — and this time, the spotlight is firmly on the O’Reilly Series and Cup Series . Daytona was about chaos and survival. Vegas is about control, speed, and execution . O’Reilly Series: Tight Field, Real Pressure The O’Reilly Series proved one thing in Week 1 — this field is deep. There were no easy positions, no free passes,

By SMASH HQ — March 21, 2026 A Wild Opening Night at Daytona The SMASH Truck Series  officially kicked off Season 1 with the Daytona 150 , and it delivered exactly what Daytona always promises — speed, chaos, and zero room for mistakes. From the drop of the green flag, the field stayed tight, aggressive, and unpredictable. Packs formed early, drivers fought for position, and every lap felt like it could flip the entire race. This was the first real test of the league — and it