Daytona International Speedway

Kyle Peacock delivered a masterclass performance at Daytona International Speedway, charging from 24th on the grid to capture victory in the ATC Truck Series season finale and clinch the championship in dramatic fashion. The #83 driver's remarkable 23-position surge earned him hard charger honors while leading 27 of the 64 laps around the superspeedway. With 7 lead changes throughout the chaotic race that featured 9 cautions spanning 24 laps, Peacock timed his charge perfectly to secure his maiden series victory.

Pole sitter Eldon Stewart in the #1 truck appeared to have the dominant machine early, leading 21 laps before ultimately falling to eighth after accumulating 9 incidents during the frenetic superspeedway battle. Bryce Shoemaker's #25 entry capitalized on the late-race chaos to finish second after starting seventh, leading 5 laps and collecting crucial championship points. Trevor Brownlee rounded out the podium in third, maintaining his starting position of third despite the mayhem that unfolded around him.

The race proved to be a war of attrition with only 2 drivers managing to avoid incidents entirely - Shoemaker and Judson Curtis, who drove the #29 from 17th to fourth while leading 1 lap. Curtis's clean driving netted him a 13-position gain, while Jason Nieto also impressed with a 14-position climb from 20th to sixth in the #95 truck. The carnage was evident throughout the field, with some drivers accumulating double-digit incident counts as the superspeedway racing took its toll.

Peacock's victory not only marked his breakthrough win but also delivered the championship trophy, as he entered the finale tied for the points lead and emerged with a 5-point margin over Shoemaker in the final standings. The championship battle came down to the wire, with Peacock's 40 points from the win proving decisive over Shoemaker's 35-point runner-up effort. Brownlee finished third in both the race and championship standings with 9 points, while Curtis and Mikal Jones completed the top five in the final championship order.