Tweedcast Digital Creations Truck Series
Series Details
Vehicles: NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series RAM, Chevrolet Silverado, Ford F-150 & Toyota Tundra
Setup: iRacing Fixed
Fuel: 100%
Fast Repairs: 0
Tire Limit: 2 Sets Of Tires In The Pits
Restarts: Double File, Lapped Cars at Rear
Green White Checkered: Up To Three
Weather: Realistic
Track State: Randomly Generated for Practice, Carried Over to Qualifying and Race
Marbles: Not Cleared
Driving Aids: Disabled
Inspired by the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, the 21st season of the ASR Tweedcast Digital Creations delivers another 25-race campaign across some of the most iconic tracks in sim racing. From the tight, physical racing at North Wilkesboro and Nashville Fairgrounds to the high-speed chess match of Talladega’s 2.66-mile superspeedway, the Truck Series continues to provide intense, competitive racing week after week.
Midway through the season, the spotlight shifts to May Madness, the in-season tournament that seeds the top 16 drivers in points into a single-elimination bracket. The 2026 May Madness tournament spans four rounds and challenges drivers across a diverse mix of tracks.
Following May Madness, the series enters a scheduled summer break, giving teams time to regroup, reset, and prepare for the stretch run. The break spans nine weeks, from early June through late July, before the championship fight resumes.
The season concludes with the Chase for the Championship, a ten-race playoff that crowns the Tweedcast Digital Creations Truck Series champion. With points reset and pressure at its highest, every lap, position, and strategy call matters as the series builds toward its final showdown.
Now entering its 21st season, the Tweedcast Digital Creations Truck Series remains one of American Sim Racing’s longest-running and most competitive championships.
2026 Truck Series Schedule
Driver Standings
Team Standings
2026 Drivers Meeting
(Rulebook at a Glance)
Welcome to American Sim Racing!
By joining the race session the driver agrees to be subject to and abide by all league rules documented in the American Sim Racing Rulebook.
Excessive chat during green flag racing is not permitted. Chat during qualifying is not permitted. While under caution there should be no chat until the pit road is open for lead lap cars except calling out the location of the pace car, a stopped or slowed car on the racing surface or an “All Me” for the caution. All chat should be completely stopped after the “one-to-go” notice is given.
Any drivers who argue over the cause of a caution during an event will automatically be given an EOL penalty.
While pacing the leader must maintain a maximum of TWO car lengths between the pace car and his/her car and maintain pace speed until the start/restart of the race. All other drivers must be within one car length maximum of the car in front of them at the moment the pace car turns down pit road or will be subject to penalty.
On the Initial Start: iRacing “Restart Zone” rules apply. All drivers must maintain the lane assigned until crossing the finish line and the Green flag dictates the start.
On all Restarts: iRacing “Restart Zone” rules apply. You may change lanes any time after the leader restarts. There will be no slowing once the leader “starts or restarts the race.” We will not clear black flags for jumped restarts.
On all starts and restarts drivers must cross the start-finish line above the apron of the track.
Once a caution flag flies, close it up quickly but safely. If you are unable to close up quickly, request an immediate EOL or TOW. Do not ruin someone else’s pit stop because you can’t get there quick enough.
When pitting drivers are to remain single file and to the right side of pit road until within 7 stalls of their stall. Drivers are limited to driving through a maximum of THREE pit stalls prior to and THREE pit stalls after their pit stall. Drivers are expected to make the best effort to stay to the right on exit.
Drivers facing a black flag under caution MUST take the green flag and cross the start/finish line on the racing surface before serving the black flag.
Black flags will be cleared under the following conditions ONLY:
- Unsafe Pit Entry for Avoiding or Involvement in a Multi-car Incident
- Entering Closed Pit: Subject to review on a case by case basis.
- Passing a Car before Start/Finish line on a Start or Restart during an accident
All cleared black flags are subject to post race review. If it is determined that a black flag was incorrectly cleared that driver will be issued a 10 point post race penalty.
Drivers are required to maintain a consistent connection to the iRacing.com session server; drivers who warp, blink, or bounce are subject to penalty. Warping is not an excuse for an incident. If a driver is warping, that driver is expected to stay out of the preferred racing line or drop to the back until the connection clears up. If a driver’s connection is deemed to be of risk to others, the driver may be issued a verbal warning, an EOL, a black flag and/or removed from the event.
Drivers disconnecting from the iRacing.com session server MANUALLY will be considered “retired” from the event and may not re-enter the event. Drivers disconnected from the iRacing.com session server due to a connection issue will be permitted to reconnect ONCE, if the connection quality does not improve or the driver disconnects again that driver will be considered “retired” and may not re-enter the event.
Locking Field/Entrants: The field will be considered “locked” as soon as the qualifying session opens. No entries will be permitted to connect after that point. Any driver not logging practice laps prior to the start of the drivers meeting will start the event EOL.
Qualifying Times must be completed BEFORE the 6:00 mark in the session (4:00 remaining). Any attempts after such time will result in the time being disallowed.
16 drivers are locked in to the first four Truck Series events of 2025, leaving 20 open qualifier positions available, including a Past Champion’s Provisional (if needed).
After the first race of 2025, the top drivers in 2025 standings not already locked in will lock in for the next race (up to 16 total)
Open Qualifier Practice will open at 8:00PM Eastern Time and will run 15 minutes. (Closed to guaranteed starters)
Open Qualifier Qualifying (2 Laps) will take place between 8:15 and 8:20PM. With the final 20 qualifiers decided at that point.
ASR Officials will make a Facebook Group/Discord post with the qualifiers and the drivers who failed to qualify. Alternates will be named at this time.
The normal ASR schedule will kick off at 8:30PM Eastern with a 25 minute practice, 5 minute Drivers Meeting, Second Round Qualifying and the Race.
This format gives us a possibility of up to 76 drivers attempting to qualify for the event (some tracks have restricted pit stalls). Since space is limited, drivers who failed to qualify (one exception alternates) will not be permitted to connect to the race event as a driver.
We all race for fun. We all make mistakes. Everyone gets caught up in other people’s mistakes. It is extremely unlikely that the other driver was intentionally trying to ruin your night. Accept it and move on. If necessary file a protest with the Race Director after the race. Never use retaliatory chat or take aggressive retaliatory actions against a fellow during or after a race. Such behavior will not be tolerated in ASR.
All drivers are required to save their replay of the race for 72 hours after the completion of each ASR sanctioned event. Any protest of in-race actions must be submitted within twenty-four (24) hours of the checkered flag but not before eight (8) hours have passed to the Race Director by submitting a “Protest Form” and attaching any supporting evidence. Let’s have fun and put on a great race!
Tire Limits are listed in the “Event Info” tab of the sim, please be sure to check that tab at each race.
Important Links:
Truck Series Supplemental Rulebook
Truck Series Playoff Format
