Clermont, Indiana – 0.686-mile short track
Friday, July 25, 2025 – Green Flag: 8:00 PM ET
Broadcast: FS1 | Radio: SiriusXM NASCAR Radio & NASCAR Radio Network
Race Overview
The TSport 200 returns to the tight and technical IRP oval for the 16th race of the 2025 Truck Series season. With 200 laps (137.2 miles) under the lights, this short-track showdown is a fan favorite and a critical momentum builder heading into the playoff stretch. Expect bumping, tire wear, and late-race drama as veterans and rookies battle for supremacy.
Track Breakdown: Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park
Length: 0.686 miles
Surface: Asphalt
Banking: Progressive, 12° max
Challenges: Corner exit grip, restart chaos, pit strategy
Race Format: 3 stages – 60 / 60 / 80 laps
Top Contenders & Storylines
Ty Majeski
Team: ThorSport Racing
Stats at IRP: Back-to-back wins in 2023 & 2024; 306 laps led over last 3 years
Notes: Short-track specialist; seeking third straight TSport 200 victory
Corey Heim
Team: TRICON Garage
Stats: Series leader with 5 wins in 2025; 986 laps led this season
IRP History: Two top-10s; best finish: 5th
Notes: Dominant form; looking for first IRP win
Grant Enfinger
Team: CR7 Motorsports
Stats at IRP: Winner in 2022; 3rd in 2024 with 71 laps led
Notes: Tactical racer with strong short-track IQ
Ben Rhodes
Team: ThorSport Racing
Stats: Former series champ; consistent top-10s at IRP
Notes: Quietly climbing standings; teammate to Majeski
Layne Riggs
Team: Spire Motorsports
Stats: 3rd at IRP in 2023; 1 win in 2025
Notes: Underrated contender with playoff aspirations
Dark Horses & Value Picks
Connor Mosack – Fast qualifier; improving race pace
Ross Chastain – Cup regular returns; aggressive style suits IRP
Brenden Queen – ARCA standout making Truck debut with Spire
Matt Crafton – Veteran with deep IRP experience
Daniel Hemric – First IRP Truck start; Xfinity veteran
Betting Insights
| Driver | Odds to Win | DFS Value Tier |
| Ty Majeski | +350 | Elite |
| Corey Heim | +400 | Elite |
| Grant Enfinger | +700 | High |
| Ben Rhodes | +900 | High |
| Layne Riggs | +1200 | Mid |
| Ross Chastain | +1500 | Risk/Reward |
| Connor Mosack | +1800 | Sleeper |
| Brenden Queen | +2500 | Sleeper |
Best Value: Enfinger – proven IRP performer
Sleeper Pick: Queen – short-track ace with ARCA dominance
Fade Alert: Chastain – high price, low IRP history
Winner: Ty Majeski – unmatched IRP dominance
Top 5 Finishers: Majeski, Heim, Enfinger, Riggs, Mosack
Wildcard Factor: Late cautions and double-file restarts could shuffle the deck
