Kaden Honeycutt
TRICON Garage
2025 Stats
Points
4034
Starts
25
Wins
0
Poles
0
Top 5
4
Top 10
14
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Gone is Corey Heim and his dominant 12-win campaign that led to the 2025 Craftsman Truck Series championship. While that's a huge loss for this team, they still played an instrumental part in his success last year. Youngster Honeycutt will have some big shoes to fill in the TRICON No. 11 Toyota. The prospect driver grabbed 14 Top 10's last season spread across a couple different teams, including Niece Motorsports. Honeycutt did great relief driving down the stretch in the No. 52 Toyota and would earn second- and third-place finishes in the last two races of 2025. That raw talent should be on full display in this very capable race team. Honeycutt should pick up his first-career win in the 2026 season and could, in fact, be a multi-race winner in 2026. He may not be the top contender to win the Craftsman Truck Series championship, but he will be a part of that battle by the time November rolls around. Read Past Outlooks
Third at Phoenix Raceway
Honeycutt finished third in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway on Friday night.
ANALYSIS
The young driver turned in an impressive performance at the Desert Jewel on Friday night. Honeycutt would start fifth on the grid and race among the Top 10 all evening in Phoenix. He would make a late push inside the Top 5 in stage 3. The double overtime restart would see Honeycutt choose the inside lane to follow Corey Heim. He would hold off a hard-charging Layne Riggs to capture a strong third-place in the season finale. It was just his fourth Top 5 of the season.
The young driver turned in an impressive performance at the Desert Jewel on Friday night. Honeycutt would start fifth on the grid and race among the Top 10 all evening in Phoenix. He would make a late push inside the Top 5 in stage 3. The double overtime restart would see Honeycutt choose the inside lane to follow Corey Heim. He would hold off a hard-charging Layne Riggs to capture a strong third-place in the season finale. It was just his fourth Top 5 of the season.
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Honeycutt gets the promotion from part-time to full-time in 2025. He did great work with this team last season in just 14 starts. Honeycutt would stack up two Top-5 and six Top-10 finishes in those efforts and race very competitively in a half-season schedule. He will partner with crew chief, Phil Gould, once again and look to extend this success into a full slate of races in the No. 45 Chevrolet. The 21-year-old prospect has shown the ability to win races in his late model stock and ARCA Menards Series career, so he's a budding star of the future in the Craftsman Truck Series and bound to climb NASCAR's development ladder in the future.
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Runner-up Finish at Martinsville
Honeycutt finished second in the Slim Jim 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Martinsville Speedway on Friday night.
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Driving No. 52 for playoff run
Honeycutt was let go by Niece Motorsports after he signed with another OEM for 2026, but will take over the No. 52 truck for Halmar Friesen Racing for the rest of the 2025 season beginning at Richmond on Aug. 15.
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Third at Pocono Raceway
Honeycutt finished third in the MillerTech Battery 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Pocono Raceway on Friday.
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Earns Career-Best Finish
Honeycutt finished third in the NC Education Lottery 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday night.
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Tops Kansas Truck Practice
Honeycutt was fastest in Happy Hour practice for the Heart of Healthcare 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway on Saturday afternoon. He turned a fast lap of 174.031 mph.
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