Ten rounds, ten chances to make a statement in the ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League's NASCAR Trucks Series. Season 15 stretched across some of the most demanding venues in the sport, from the high banks of Talladega Superspeedway to the sweeping ovals of Michigan International Speedway and Auto Club Speedway, producing a campaign that tested every driver in the field across the full length of the schedule. When the final green flag fell at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, it was #54 Mitchell Williams standing above the rest — though the road to that result was anything but straightforward.
NASCAR Trucks • Season 15
MITCHELL WILLIAMS
Series Champion
The #54 truck of Mitchell Williams claimed the Season 15 NASCAR Trucks championship in the ///OGRL Old Guy Racing League with a commanding 87-point margin over #71 Richard Modrich, a gap that tells the story of a season defined by relentless consistency and outright speed. Williams converted six wins across the ten-round schedule — a remarkable strike rate that gave him control of the standings from early in the year and left his rivals with no realistic avenue to close the deficit. From Charlotte Motor Speedway to Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the #54 delivered at every type of circuit on the calendar.
Richard Modrich in the #71 truck was the nearest challenger with 290 points, finishing 87 back at the season's end, while #23 Wyatt E Collins sat a further 14 points adrift in third at 276. Despite Modrich's best efforts, Williams' six-win haul proved simply unanswerable. The 87-point cushion is not a nail-biter — it is a statement season.
Final Standings — Top 5
Season Superlatives
Beyond the championship itself, Season 15 of the Old Guy Racing League's NASCAR Trucks series was shaped by individual brilliance, relentless determination, and moments of razor-thin drama that no standings column can fully capture. Certain drivers rose above the rest in ways that deserve their own recognition — and the achievements and memories highlighted below are proof that this season was about far more than points.
Championship Battle
Season Timeline · 10 Rounds
Season 15 of the ///OGRL NASCAR Trucks series delivered ten rounds of genuine competition across some of the most demanding tracks on the schedule, from the superspeedway chaos of Talladega to the short-track grind at New Hampshire. Mitchell Williams earned the championship the hard way, finishing 87 points clear of Richard Modrich with a consistency that held up all season long. Credit belongs to the full field — Modrich, Wyatt Collins, Brandon Cowell, Clyde Cunfer, and every driver who showed up and raced hard week after week.
When the trucks roll out again for Season 16, the questions will already be forming. Williams will carry a target. The rest will come back hungry. That's the thing about this league — it doesn't stay settled for long.