This year’s event will take place June 25 through June 27 at Bristol Motor Speedway, a venue widely known as “The Last Great Colosseum.” The location is no stranger to large-scale events, hosting everything from major racing series to football matchups and concerts. It also features one of the largest outdoor center-hung four-sided video screens in the world, along with an on-site campground for attendees.

Those planning to enter will want to move quickly. Early registration gives participants access to a reserved parking space and the ability to choose a preferred judging time, according to event organizers.

Sign-ups will stay open until 4 p.m. Central on June 26, or until the field reaches its 125-truck limit, whichever comes first.

The competition continues to draw attention across the trucking world, known for highlighting both appearance and the work behind the wheel. According to a news release, SuperRigs remains one of the industry’s premier events, bringing together the best-looking and hardest-working trucks on the road.

Participants this year will be competing for more than just recognition. The event will award over $25,000 in cash and prizes across more than 20 categories, including the top honor of Best of Show.

In addition, 12 drivers will earn a spot in the 2027 Shell Rotella SuperRigs Calendar, a feature that has become a goal for many entrants over the years.

The event is open to the public and designed to be family-friendly, offering a chance for attendees to get up close with custom rigs and meet the people behind them.

Winners in each category will be selected by a panel of judges, while the Shell Rotella team will determine which trucks make it into the annual calendar.

With limited entry spots and added incentives for early sign-up, this year’s show is expected to fill quickly as anticipation builds for Bristol.

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Drivers who like to park, walk the lot, and swap stories can start mapping out stops now. Owner operators and exhibitors should also be thinking about detailing, polishing, and getting paperwork lined up if they plan to compete.

Below is a full list of confirmed 2026 truck shows across the United States.

February

Florida Trucking Show
Feb. 21–22
Broward County Convention Center
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
www.floridatruckingshow.com

Diesels in the Desert
Feb. 27–28
Firebird Motorsports Park
Chandler, Arizona
www.nhrda.com

March

Vegas Largecar Invitational
March 12–15
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Las Vegas, Nevada
Facebook

Mid-America Trucking Show
March 26–28
Kentucky Expo Center
Louisville, Kentucky
www.truckingshow.com

April

Stan Silva Sr. Memorial Truck Show
April 18
11260 Commercial Parkway
Castroville, California
Facebook

75 Chrome Shop Truck Show
April 24–26
Wildwood, Florida
www.75chromeshop.com

May

Truckin’ for Kids Charity Show and Drags
May 2–3
Famoso Dragstrip
Bakersfield, California
www.truckinforkids.org

East Coast Truckers Jamboree
May 7–9
Kenly 95 Truck Stop
Kenly, North Carolina
https://kenly95.com/trucker-jamboree/

Large Cars and Guitars
May 8–9
Bristol Motor Speedway
Bristol, Tennessee
www.largecarsguitars.com

Make A Wish Mother’s Day Truck Convoy
May 9
Manheim Auto Auction
Manheim, Pennsylvania
https://wish.org/philadesv/37th-annual-mothers-day-truck-convoy

Truckin’ in Tulsa
May 22–23
Tulsa Raceway Park
Tulsa, Oklahoma
www.nhrda.com

Great Lakes Big Rig Challenge
May 22–24
Onaway Speedway
Onaway, Michigan
www.onawayspeedway.com

Nor Cal Spring Fling
May 29–31
Tehama District Fairgrounds
Red Bluff, California
www.norcal-springfling.com

June

ATHS National Convention and Antique Truck Show
June 2–6
Ozark Empire Fairgrounds
Springfield, Missouri
www.aths.org

Wheel Jam Truck Show
June 4–7
South Dakota State Fairgrounds
Huron, South Dakota
www.wheeljamtruckshow.com

Sunflower Classic Benefit Show
June 5–7
Garden City, Kansas
Facebook

Antique Truck Club of America Annual Show
June 19–20
Macungie Memorial Park
Macungie, Pennsylvania
https://www.antiquetruckclub.org/

Roy Hubbard Memorial Truck Show
June 19–20
Zippel Park
Gillett, Wisconsin
www.rhmts.com

Midwest Truck Fest by DCT
June 19–20
Lucas Oil Raceway Park
Indianapolis, Indiana
www.midwesttruckfestbydct.com

Shell Rotella SuperRigs
June 25–27
Bristol Motor Speedway
Bristol, Tennessee
Facebook

Ohio Vintage Truck Reunion
June 26–27
Ashland County Fairgrounds
Ashland, Ohio
www.ohvintrkreu.com

Southern Idaho Truck Show
June 26–27
Twin Falls County Fairgrounds
Filer, Idaho
www.soidatruckshow.com

Kuhnle Bros. Semi Stampede
June 26–28
Kuhnle Motorsports Park
Thompson, Ohio
www.racekmp.com

July

Walcott Truckers Jamboree
July 9–11
Iowa 80 Truck Stop
Walcott, Iowa
www.iowa80truckstop.com

Dirty Business Truck Show
July 17–18
Ground Mound, Iowa
www.hdequipmentinc.com

Gear Jammer Truck Show
July 17–18
New England Dragway
Epping, New Hampshire
www.gearjammermagazine.com

Gulf Coast Big Rig Truck Show
July 17–18
MS Coast Coliseum and Convention Center
Biloxi, Mississippi
www.gulfcoastbigrigtruckshow.org

Texas Trucking Show
July 25–26
NRG Center
Houston, Texas
www.texastruckingshow.com

August

Badger State Truck’n Show
August 7–8
Baraboo, Wisconsin
www.badgerstatetrucknshow.org

The Midwest Classic
August 14–15
Oakland, Nebraska
Facebook

Big Sky Truck Fest
August 14–15
Yellowstone Dragstrip
Acton, Montana
www.nhrda.com

Great Salt Lake Truck Show
August 14–15
Thanksgiving Point
Lehi, Utah
www.saltlaketruckshow.com

Brooks Truck Show
August 21–22
Pacific Northwest Truck Museum
Brooks, Oregon
www.pacificnwtruckmuseum.org

Keystone LargeCarMag Nationals
August 28–29
Lebanon Valley Expo Center
Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Facebook

September

No Coast Large Cars Truck Show
September 5–6
Forest City, Iowa
www.nocoastlargecarstruckshow.com

The Big Iron Classic
September 11–12
Kasson, Minnesota
www.bigironclassic.com

DMF-OH 6 Charity Truck Show and Pull
September 18–19
Randolph, Ohio
Facebook

NHRDA World Finals
September 25–26
Texas Motorplex
Ennis, Texas
www.nhrda.com

Soza Memorial Truck Show
September 25–27
Stanislaus County Fairgrounds
Turlock, California
www.sozamemorialtruckshow.com

October

All Mack Truck Show and Flea Market
October 2–3
Lititz, Pennsylvania
https://allevents.in/lititz/mack-days-2026-truck-show-and-swap-meet-central-pennsylvania-atca/200029597636826

California Trucking Show
October 3–4
Ontario Convention Center
Ontario, California
www.californiatruckingshow.com

LCM Southern Classic Truck Show
October 16–17
Raphine, Virginia
www.largecarmag.com

Bobtail Apparel Truck Show
October 16–17
Dixon, California
www.bobtailapparel.com

November

Stars, Stripes, and White Lines National Championship
November 6–7
Hampton, Georgia
www.sswltruckshow.com

10-4 Trucker Rodeo and Show
November 6–8
Bakersfield, California
www.truckerrodeo.com

With shows nearly every month, drivers can line up loads that put them within a few hours of one or more events. If you compete, now is the time to get the paint corrected, aluminum polished, and paperwork in order. If you attend, plan early parking and check event pages for registration details.

2026 is shaping up to be a busy year for the show circuit.

Source: Truckers News

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Despite two days of tough weather, Rawlins, Wyoming-based fleet owner Kenny Ziglar and his fellow competitors pushed through, keeping their rigs spotless and show-ready. By the weekend’s end, Ziglar’s rig had captured the 2025 SuperRigs Best of Show title—along with a $10,000 prize from Shell Rotella.

His polished Peterbilt didn’t stop there—it also secured second place in the Best Lights category, proving it’s just as impressive after dark.

Source: Matt Cole

Ziglar wasn’t a new face to the scene. As Overdrive noted, “When Overdrive first caught up with Ziglar at the 2024 Stars, Stripes and White Lines truck show last fall… Ziglar hadn’t yet updated his interior. Since that early-November show, though, it’s got a complete upgrade, as shown here.”

Source: Matt Cole

Joining Ziglar on the winners’ podium:

• 1st Runner-Up Best of Show: Raiko Graveran of Casselberry, Florida, with his 1995 Freightliner FLD120 ($4,000 prize)

Source: Shell Rotella

• 2nd Runner-Up Best of Show: Buck Crombie of Checotah, Oklahoma, with his 1988 Peterbilt 379 ($2,000 prize). Crombie’s truck also took home Best Theme.

Source: Matt Cole

Each year, Shell Rotella SuperRigs celebrates working trucks and the professionals who drive them, offering more than $25,000 in cash and prizes, plus MyMilesMatter reward miles for all winners. Twelve trucks were also chosen for the 2026 SuperRigs calendar, with one additional truck featured on the back cover.

More Winners from the 2025 SuperRigs Competition

Classic Division:

• 1st: Todd Scruggs, Magnolia, AR – 1982 Peterbilt 359
  (Also took home the Steve Sturgess Best Theme Award)
• 2nd: Zach Held, Ball Ground, GA – 2005 Peterbilt 379
• 3rd: David McKinney, Lexington, AL – 1986 Peterbilt 359

Tractor Division:

• 1st: David Dyck, Winnipeg, ND – 2013 Peterbilt 388
• 2nd: Jerad Mullinix, Milton, FL – 2023 Peterbilt 389
• 3rd: Lee Nurse, Conyers, GA – 2023 Peterbilt 389

Tractor/Trailer Division:

• 1st: Brandon Jack, Bonham, TX – 2023 Peterbilt 389
• 2nd: Benjamin Yoder, Hicksville, OH – 2013 Peterbilt 389
• 3rd: Douglas Prier, Dyersville, IA – 2022 Kenworth W900L

Specialized Working Truck:

• 1st: Kevin Hunter, Eighty Four, PA – 2024 Kenworth W900L
• 2nd: Joe Eldridge, Forestburg, TX – 2024 Peterbilt 389X
• 3rd: Ingrid Brown, Proctor, AR – 2025 Peterbilt 589

Show Truck Category:

• 1st: Kevin Johnson, Owensville, IN – 2024 Peterbilt 389 (built by Davis Brothers Designs)
• 2nd: John Dunnigan, Bloomsdale, MO – 1985 Peterbilt 359
• 3rd: Adam Kimball, Cumming, GA – 1990 Peterbilt 379

People’s Choice Award:

• Tarik Al-Amin II, Crete, IL – 2023 Kenworth W900L
  (Votes were collected online, and for each vote, Shell Rotella donated $1 to the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund.)

Source: Overdrive
Image Source: Shell Rotella

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Drawn by the Beauty of Truck Designs

SuperRigs, a yearly celebration of hardworking truckers and their dazzling rigs, showcases competitions in categories such as Best Chrome, Best Lights, and Best of Show. Attendees are treated to more than just aesthetic appeal, with over $25,000 in cash and prizes awarded. Winners also have the chance to be featured in the Shell Rotella SuperRigs Calendar, complete with creative settings from Atlanta.

For Elliott, it was the artful paint designs on the trucks that first captured her attention.

“I saw that paint and it was done so beautifully on all of these trucks,” she shared with enthusiasm.

Elliott, who worked for an automotive paint company for 25 years before retiring in 1999, was enthralled by the craftsmanship on display.

Surprised by a Sense of Community

While Elliott came for the trucks, what surprised and delighted her most was the opportunity to connect with truck drivers at the event.

“I didn’t know I would get to meet drivers,” she said. “It has been a wonderful evening.”

Although the event had been plagued by poor weather earlier, including a nearby tornado that touched down east of the Speedway, Elliott’s adventurous spirit wasn’t dampened. Instead, she embraced the experience wholeheartedly.

An Adventurer at Heart

Elliott’s love of exploration is deeply ingrained in her life. She has visited 25 countries and 47 U.S. states, recently returning from a trip to Greece and Turkey. Her travels have been a mix of personal adventures and mission work with the Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief and Builders for Christ.

When Shell Rotella staff learned of Elliott’s presence, they made her visit extra special. They provided her with a golf cart to easily move around and explore the nearly 50 trucks on display.

“Everybody is so welcoming,” Elliott remarked, adding, “It just seems like you are in a family reunion.”

A Night to Remember

For Elliott, the Shell Rotella SuperRigs event was far more than a showcase of trucks; it was an evening filled with artistry, adventure, and connection. Events like these highlight the vibrant community within the trucking industry, a family bound by hard work, passion, and camaraderie.

Source: The Trucker
Image Source: (Bruce Guthrie/The Trucker.com) Mary Elliott, 89, of McDonough, Ga., saw news coverage of this weekend’s Shell Rotella SuperRigs and decided to attend the event Friday night.

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Participate From Anywhere

Can’t make it to Atlanta? No problem. This beloved category invites truckers from across North America to showcase their prized rigs online and make their mark. Drivers can submit photos of their trucks until May 15 at 4:00 p.m. CT through the official submission portal at super-rigs.mymilesmatter.com. Whether you’re using your smartphone, tablet, or computer, entering is quick and easy.

How to Vote

Voting kicks off on May 16 at 8:00 a.m. CT and runs through May 30 at 4:00 p.m. CT. Fans, friends, and family can all participate by voting for their favorite truck. What’s more, each vote doubles as a good deed. For every vote cast, $1 will be donated to the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund, an organization dedicated to supporting truck drivers in times of need.

The winner will be revealed during the official SuperRigs awards ceremony, joining the ranks of last year’s winner Jeff Hooker, who wowed everyone with his 2023 Peterbilt 389, aptly named ‘Worth the Wait.’

Make Your Voice Count

Want to showcase your rig or support your favorite truck? Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action. Head to mymilesmatter.ca/superrigs/peopleschoice now to submit your entry or cast your vote.

Source: The Trucker

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Why Pre-Register?

Registering ahead of time means you’ll get access to a reserved parking space and the option to pick your preferred judging time slot. The Shell Rotella team will confirm the finalized judging schedules.

About Shell Rotella SuperRigs

The Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition is more than just a truck beauty contest; it’s a celebration of hard-working trucks and their incredible owners. Open to owner-operators from the U.S. and Canada, this prestigious event offers participants the chance to compete for over $25,000 in cash and prizes. And for a select 12 trucks, the ultimate reward awaits—being featured in the 2026 Shell Rotella SuperRigs calendar.

Location Details

The Atlanta Motor Speedway, conveniently situated about 30 miles south of downtown Atlanta, offers easy access without the hassle of navigating through the city. Use the address 1500 Tara Place, Hampton, GA 30228 to plan your route. You’ll find the Speedway right on U.S. Highway 19 & 41.

A Celebration for the Trucking Community

SuperRigs isn’t just about stunning trucks; it’s about the people and the stories behind them. Free for everyone to enter, this event is designed to bring families and the trucking community together for a weekend of fun-filled activities.

Event Highlights

• Truck Parade
• Fireworks Display
• Truck Lights Competition
• Live Entertainment
• $25,000+ in Awards and Prizes

Mark your calendars and don’t miss out on this incredible celebration of the trucking world.

Source: Truckers News
Image Source: Shell Rotella

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Get ready to witness the finest trucks from across the U.S. and Canada as they gather to honor the incredible professionals who keep the transportation industry running strong.

Top Reasons to Attend

$25,000+ in Prizes Up for Grabs

Do you have a truck that stands out from the rest? Join the competition and showcase your rig in over 20 categories, including the prestigious Best of Show award.

A Chance to Make SuperRigs History

This could be your year to shine! Twelve extraordinary trucks will earn a feature spot in the 2026 Shell Rotella SuperRigs calendar. Will your rig earn a place in this iconic collection?

Family-Friendly Fun for Everyone

From interactive displays to immersive activities that celebrate the trucking lifestyle, the event offers plenty of entertainment for attendees of all ages. Bring the whole family along!

Here’s the Best Part

The event is completely free to attend! That’s right—no tickets are needed. Just show up, wander through an incredible fleet of rigs, soak up the atmosphere, and connect with the vibrant trucking community.

Stay tuned for truck registration details, which will be announced soon. To stay updated, follow Shell Rotella on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Source: Truckers News

Image: Shell Rotella SuperRigs

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This must-have calendar is available now for just $7 at srcalendars.com.

Celebrating the Best in Trucking

The Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition has become a hallmark event for truck enthusiasts. It’s not just a beauty contest—it’s a celebration of real, working trucks. Owner-operators from across the U.S. and Canada gather to showcase their machines, competing for over $25,000 in cash and prizes.

Each month of the calendar highlights a different truck and its dedicated owner-operator, combining breathtaking visuals with inspiring stories.

A Closer Look at the Featured Stories

Here’s a preview of the incredible drivers and trucks you’ll discover in this year’s calendar:

• MAY: Kevin Benson of Maywood, Missouri, takes pride in his 2023 Peterbilt 389. Building rigs that are “calendar-worthy” is his passion, and being featured is, in his words, “the pinnacle of all trucking calendars.”

• JULY: Kaleb Hammett from Dodd City, Texas, claimed the “Best of Show” title with his immaculate 2019 Peterbilt 389. His fleet is a tribute to his late grandfather, who inspired Kaleb’s trucking career. Reflecting on his photo shoot, Kaleb called it “an unforgettable experience.”

Get Yours Today

Make your 2025 extra special with the Shell Rotella SuperRigs calendar on your wall. Whether for inspiration or admiration, this calendar is a celebration of trucking excellence.

Visit srcalendars.com to order your copy today!

Source: Truckers News

Image: Shell Rotella

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At just 49 years old, Chad Roberson, a third-generation truck driver from Fairfield, Illinois, has spent his life behind the wheel. But his connection to trucking goes deeper than just a profession—it’s a family legacy. Chad’s grandfather drove until he was 82, and his father, Everett, hauled loads until he passed away at the age of 67. For Chad, these big rigs have always been more than just vehicles; they’re a family tradition.

“I was raised around trucks since I was a kid, since I was born, and dad always had semis, and I was always in one,” he said.

Chad got his commercial freedom by officially starting Chad Roberson Trucking in 1994. Today, he works with a 2019 Kenworth T680, primarily hauling food and produce to Walmart distribution centers across the Midwest. However, this modern workhorse isn’t the truck closest to his heart. That honor goes to the 2000 Kenworth W900 his father owned before passing away in 2007.

The Truck That Got Away

Everett’s 2000 Kenworth W900 wasn’t just any truck—its bright yellow paint, chosen by Chad’s mother, Marsha, made it iconic. Marsha, who loved yellow roses, passed in 2004, and Everett followed three years later due to colon cancer. At that time, Everett still had money left to pay on the rig. Struggling with grief, Chad told the bank to “do what you gotta do with it,” and the truck was sold.

For years, the W900 disappeared into the distance, until a serendipitous moment in 2022 changed everything.

A Sign from Above

While attending the Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Kentucky, Chad’s wife asked him about his dad’s truck. “It had a lot of sentimental value,” he admitted. “This truck is on my mom and dad’s tombstone.”

Back home, scrolling idly through Facebook Marketplace, Chad stumbled upon a listing for a yellow Kenworth W900. Instantly, he recognized the model. “Just by the pinstriping, I could tell it was my dad’s truck,” Chad said. While his wife was skeptical, the telltale signs—yellow paint, a Signature 600 Cummins engine, and purple fenders added after its sale—confirmed his suspicions.

“I really think a lot that somebody upstairs had a lot to do with this,” he said. After reaching out to the seller, Chad confirmed the truck’s VIN and learned it had traveled through a few owners before ending up on Facebook Marketplace. Fate was on his side; the listing had only been live for 30 minutes when he spotted it.

Within two weeks, Chad was on a plane to Medford, Oregon, where he finalized the purchase. “They picked me up, and I drove the truck home,” he said.

A Restorative Labor of Love

Once back in Illinois, the first step was ensuring the truck was roadworthy. “That truck was away from us for 15 years … and the guy had only put like 300,000 miles on it in 15 years,” Chad said, amazed at its condition. After driving the W900 for a year, he decided to restore it.

“Cosmetically, I put in new stacks, replaced tanks, and dressed it out real nice,” he explained. Now, the key decision rests on the paint scheme. Should he stick with the yellow Marsha loved or go with his personal preference for black and incorporate yellow accents as a tribute?

“Mom chose that beautiful yellow because of her love for yellow roses,” Chad reflected. “If I do change it, I’ll still keep that color in the frame or somewhere special.”

Carrying the Legacy Forward

For Chad, restoring the W900 isn’t just about memory—it’s about showcasing his family’s legacy in the trucking industry. One of Chad’s father’s dreams was to make it into the Shell Rotella calendar. Now, Chad hopes to complete the truck’s restoration and enter it into the Shell Rotella SuperRigs show.

“That would be the icing on the cake,” Chad said. “Dad was the definition of a true truck driver’s truck driver. Everyone knew it.”

Keeping the Heart of a Family Alive

Today, the W900 symbolizes more than just sentimental value; it represents hard work, dedication, and the enduring love of family. “This truck stays in the family until I die,” Chad stated.

With every mile it travels, Chad Roberson’s W900 serves as a rolling tribute to two generations of truck drivers who made their mark one road at a time. For Chad, it’s not just about the truck—it’s about honoring the extraordinary lives that came before him.

And if the W900 does make it to the Shell Rotella calendar? That would be more than just a win—it would be a legacy fulfilled.

Source: Overdrive

Image: Chad Roberson

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Over $25,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded, featuring competitions such as “People’s Choice” and “Best of Show.”

Doug Morris, Director of Security Operations at OOIDA, will serve as a contest operations consultant for SuperRigs.

As outlined in a SuperRigs news release, participating trucks will be evaluated based on their exterior appearance, design, detail/finish, originality, and workmanship.

“Hosting the 42nd annual Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition in the heart of Texas at Texas Motor Speedway will be as big as the spirit of the truckers we celebrate,” said Julie Wright, Shell Rotella brand manager. “This event not only showcases the beauty and power of these incredible machines but also honors the hardworking men and women who operate them.”

In addition to the competitions, family-friendly activities and live music are on the agenda. Brodie Lane, a band based in Austin, Texas, will headline a concert on Friday night, followed by a fireworks display. The full schedule is:

May 30

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Open to the public

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Event registration

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Judging lane hours

May 31

8 a.m.-10 p.m. Open to the public

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Event registration

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Judging lane hours

8 p.m-10 p.m. Best lights judging

9 p.m.-10 p.m. Concert featuring Brodie Lane and fireworks

June 1

8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Open to the public

7 a.m.-10 a.m. Event registration for pre-registrants only

8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Judging lane hours

2 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Shell Rotella SuperRigs awards presentation (contestants only)

4 p.m. Event closes

All events and activities will be held within the infield of Texas Motor Speedway. Attendees and contestants are required to enter and exit through the south tunnel at the track.

Those interested in registering or seeking further details can visit the SuperRigs website or follow Shell Rotella’s social media channels.

Source: Land Line

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