🇺🇸 Caleb Holman

Caleb Holman is a retired entry-level professional who raced stock cars in NASCAR's national oval championships. He spent most of his career in the NASCAR Truck Series for Henderson Motorsports, a single-car operation, from 2012 to 2017. He also made five starts in NASCAR Xfinity between 2003 and 2007 for the same team, his rating of 3,741 placing him at the lower end of the professional scale.[1]

Across 39 starts over a span of 15 years indexed in this database, Holman finished outside the points in NASCAR Xfinity and ran a partial schedule in the Truck Series without establishing consistent results. His strongest performances came against elite-level opposition; he finished ahead of Christopher Bell and Tyler Reddick, both of whom went on to win multiple NASCAR championships, twice each. These victories came in isolation rather than as part of a sustained competitive run. Against the regular professionals in the Truck Series field, Holman typically finished behind Johnny Sauter, a 2016 series champion with 238 starts in the category, and Timothy Peters, a 140-start veteran of the same championship.[2]

Holman raced almost exclusively on ovals in both series. His career with Henderson Motorsports spanned six years in the Truck Series during a period when the team fielded multiple drivers; the operation recorded one race win across its entire indexed history, with its strongest regular being established professional Parker Kligerman. Holman's final indexed appearance came in 2007.