The trucks return to the high-banked concrete bowl of Bristol Motor Speedway, where yellow flags are certain, and the margin for error is zero. Here’s everything you need to know before the green flag drops.

📊 Bristol Trends & Race Stats: BTT has race at Bristol Seven times in its history.

Average Cautions: 11.86 per race Average Caution Laps: 58.86 per race

Average Lead Changes: 8.14

Most Competitive Race: 15 lead changes (Season 3)

Cleanest Race: Only 6 cautions (Season 7)

Caution-Fest: 18 cautions (Season 8)

Most Laps Led in a Win: 165 by AJ Binish (Season 7)

🏆 Drivers – Wins at Bristol

Driver Wins

AJ Binish 3

Cody Lamberth 1

Thomas Fox 1

Nick Mills 1

David Owens 1

🔁 Top Drivers with more than 1 lap led – Laps Led at Bristol

Driver Laps Led

AJ Binish 371

Cody Lamberth 97

Anthony Moss 72

David Owens 62

Justin Jones 40

Thomas Fox 39

Nick Mills 18

🚨 Top 10 Drivers – Most Incident Points at Bristol

Driver Incident Pts

David Brenner 30

David McGuire 24

CJ Sweat 22

David Owens 20

Dennis Puckett 18

Brandon Meyer 18

Thomas Fox 16

Sam Millikan 16

David Buelle 12

Matt Schofield 12

🔍 Story lines to Watch

Can AJ Binish dominate again? He’s the all-time leader at Bristol with 3 wins and 371 laps led. David Owens is heating up – won Season 9’s Bristol race and enters with momentum. Taming the chaos – With nearly 12 cautions per race historically, survival is key. Look for clean drivers like Joseph Vulpis to capitalize. Can the incident-prone stay clean? Some fast drivers have racked up 20+ incident points in a single event—will they keep it together this week?

🏟️ Track Recap – Bristol Motor Speedway

Length: 0.533 miles Surface: Concrete Style: High-banked, short-track intensity Key Trait: Drivers face lapped traffic in as little as 15 laps. Survival is half the battle.