Racing Refresh Team Previews - McAnally-Hilgemann Racing

By Adam Carabine

McAnally-Hilgemann Racing

Four full-time entries in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Truck No. 18

Tyler Ankrum

Tyler Ankrum ahead of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Talladega last season - Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images

2024 Stats

Ankrum was in this ride last season

• Final Standings Position – 8th 

• Best 2024 Finish – P2 at Las Vegas

• Points – 2,183

• Average Finish – 13.43

Career Truck Series Stats

• Starts – 136

• Wins – 1

• Best Career Season Finish Position – 8th twice, in 2019 with DGR-Crosley, and 2024 with McAnally-Hilgemann

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Truck No. 19

Daniel Hemric

Daniel Hemric ahead of an Xfinity Race at Nashville in 2023 - Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images

2024 Stats

Hemric was in the Cup Series last season

• Final Standings Position – 29th 

• Best 2024 Finish – P9 four times, at Talladega, Dover, Nashville and Daytona

• Points – 515

• Average Finish – 22.97

Career Truck Series Stats

• Starts – 50

• Wins – 0

• Best Career Season Finish Position – 6th in 2016 with Brad Keselowski Racing

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Truck No. 81

Connor Mosack

Connor Mosack's 2025 Production Day shot - Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images

2024 Stats

This will be Mosack’s first full-time season 

Career Truck Series Stats

• Starts – 11

• Wins – 0

• Best Career Season Finish Position – N/A

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Truck No. 91

Jack Wood

Jack Wood's 2025 Production Day Shoot - Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images

2024 Stats

Wood ran part-time in this ride last season

• Final Standings Position – N/A

• Best 2024 Finish – P12 at North Wilkesboro

• Points – 228

• Average Finish – 20.85

Career Truck Series Stats

• Starts – 61

• Wins – 0

• Best Career Season Finish Position – 24th in 2022 with GMS Racing

2025 Hopes and Expectations

McAnally-Hilgemann Racing has a mixture of some veteran leadership and some young blood this season.  They’re likely hoping to compete for a championship with either Tyler Ankrum or Daniel Hemric, but that might be just too lofty of a goal.  Hemric is taking a step back after a few years in the Cup Series – will his Cup experience give him a leg up? Or will it take him a bit to get used to the Trucks again.  Ankrum has been solid, but he hasn’t had that winning acumen to bank on.  Connor Mosack is running for Rookie of the Year, and Jack Wood is still young and unproven.  McAnally-Hilgemann has decent equipment, so they’ll have plenty of opportunity to succeed.