2022 Midwest Truck Series season review

As the season has come to an end for the Midwest Truck Series we thought we’d share some stats from the season.

0.704- The average margin of victory this season.

1- Mother Nature was only able to take one race due to weather this season.
(Jefferson July 23rd)

2- The fewest number of laps lead in a race win this season. (Ty Majeski, La Crosse Oktoberfest)

4- Of the 11 rookies to run this season only four took home the rookie of the race award. (Kevin Zielezinski, Eugene Gregorich III, Aaron Moyer, Kevin Berg)

4- Four drivers had two wins this season. (Brandon Reichenberger, Tom Gee, James Swan and Chester Ace.)

8- There were eight different drivers to take the 509/More Freaking Power fast time award. (Bryce Miller(4), James Swan (3), Jeff Holtz (2), Chester Ace, Cody Vanderloop, Mike Meyerhofer, Kevin Knuese, Russ Hansen.)

9- The number of tracks the Midwest Truck Series ran at in 2022.

10.2- The average invert for the feature. This means that on average the fast qualifier would have to start 10th.

23.4- The average number of trucks at each race this season.

28- In Danielle Behn’s last five races she had an average finish of fourth. Prior to that she had an average finish of 11.6.

30- The highest number of Trucks we had at a race this season. The Icebreaker at Dells Raceway Park as well as the Joe Shear Classic at Madison International Speedway both saw 30 trucks at each event.

35- Brad Mueller had the best plus minus of +35 this season.

54- The number of drivers who competed in the Midwest Trucks Series in 2022.

60- The most laps lead in a single race this season. (Tom Gee, Slinger June 26th)

85 – The Number of career starts by series veteran Jerry Wood.

95- Tom Gee led the most laps this season leading a total of 95 laps.

586- The number of total feature laps ran throughout the 2022 season