| truck_race_data {nascaR.data} | R Documentation |
NASCAR truck Series Results
Description
A collection of NASCAR's pickup truck race series results from the first race in 1995 through the completion of the 2023 season. The series has undergone name changes, originating with the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series to the Camping World and Gander Outdoors Truck Series and returning to the Craftsman Truck Series.
Usage
truck_race_data
Format
A data frame with 23,836 rows and 23 variables:
- season
num: Racing season (1995-2023)
- race
num: Chronological race number for that season (1-27)
- site
chr: Location of the race (city)
- track
chr: Race track name
- track_length
num: Race track length, in miles
- track_type
chr: Race track surface (dirt track, paved track, road course)
- finish
num: Finish position in the race
- start
num: Start position in the race
- driver
chr: Driver's name
- manufacturer
chr: Truck manufacturer ("Chevrolet", "Dodge", "Ford", "Toyota", "RAM")
- truck_number
chr: Truck number
- owner
chr: Truck owner
- sponsor
chr: Truck sponsor
- win
num: Indicator variable for win;
1= win,0= did not win- top_5
num: Indicator variable for finish position in 5th place or better;
1= yes,0= no- top_10
num: Indicator variable for finish position in 10th place or better;
1= yes,0= no- top_20
num: Indicator variable for finish position in 20th place or better;
1= yes,0= no- laps
num: Number of laps completed in the race
- laps_led
num: Number of laps led in the race
- status
chr: Status at the end of the race (e.g., "Running", "Accident")
- money
num: Total race earning (in dollars) not including bonus money, if available. No available data beginning with the 2016 season.
- pts
num: Points earned in the race
- playoff_pts
num: Playoff points earned in the race. Available beginning with the 2017 season.
Source
https://www.driveraverages.com/nascar_truckseries/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASCAR_Craftsman_Truck_Series
Examples
data(truck_race_data)