Riggs sweeps stages, leads 99 laps to take Nashville for Front Row

Layne Riggs sealed the Craftsman Truck Series’ Allegiance 200 at Nashville Superspeedway with a last-lap outside pass on Rajah Caruth, capping a day in which he swept the first two stages and led a race-high 99 of 150 laps. Riggs, driving the No. 34 Ford for Front Row Motorsports, started on the front row and cleared Kaden Honeycutt for the lead on the opening lap to establish control early.

A three-hour weather delay preceded a final stage in which Riggs fell into traffic and made a late pit stop for four fresh Goodyear tires. After working back through the field he slipped around the outside of Caruth in Turn 2 on the final circuit to reclaim the lead. Rajah Caruth finished second, Chandler Smith third, Ross Chastain fourth and Tyler Ankrum fifth. Kaden Honeycutt, who had been Riggs’ closest early challenger, stalled with an issue with 32 laps to go and wound up 27th. The win boosted Riggs’ profile in the Truck Series and gave Front Row a high‑profile victory; the series’ next race is scheduled for June 6 at Michigan.