Ten rounds, ten different battles, and one name that kept finding its way to the front of the points ledger. The inaugural season of the ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League's NASCAR Trucks series took the field from Las Vegas to Auto Club Speedway, with stops at Talladega, Daytona, Charlotte, and seven other venues that tested every driver in the field. By the time the final laps were run, #54 Mitchell Williams had done enough to stand alone at the top — but the margin of 28 points over #71 Richard Modrich tells a story that was anything but settled.
NASCAR Trucks • Season 1
MITCHELL WILLIAMS
Series Champion
The #54 Mitchell Williams truck stood alone atop the ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League NASCAR Trucks standings when the dust settled on Season 1, with Williams claiming the title by a 28-point margin over #71 Richard Modrich. Six wins across the ten-round schedule defined Williams' season, a pace of victory that no competitor could match. From Las Vegas to Auto Club Speedway, Williams built a points cushion that forced every rival to chase, though that cushion never grew comfortable enough to coast.
Modrich, finishing with 350 points, kept the pressure real throughout the season — 28 points is a margin that could have evaporated at any single round. #15 Jason Pick finished just seven points further back in third at 343, meaning the top three were separated by only 35 points. #18 Charlie Stutzman and #00 Derek Rice rounded out the top five, but it was Williams and Modrich whose battle defined Season 1 from Las Vegas through the finale at Auto Club Speedway.
Final Standings — Top 5
Season Superlatives
Beyond the championship standings, Season 1 of the ///OGRL NASCAR Trucks series was shaped by individual brilliance, relentless aggression, and moments of razor-thin drama that no points table can fully capture. Certain drivers rose above the rest in ways that demanded recognition — through consistency, through hard-fought charges, and through finishes so close they had to be measured in fractions of a second.
Championship Battle
Season Timeline · 10 Rounds
Season 1 of the ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League NASCAR Trucks series gave everyone plenty to talk about, from the superspeedway chaos at Talladega and Daytona to the short track battles at Gateway and Kentucky. Mitchell Williams wore the #54 down to the rails across ten rounds and earned every one of those 378 points, with Richard Modrich and Jason Pick pushing him right to the end. Twenty-eight points is a thin margin, and it kept the pressure real through Auto Club Speedway.
The foundation is laid. When these trucks roll out again, there will be unfinished business up and down the order, and that is exactly the kind of thing that makes a second season worth watching.