1. Matt Crafton - No. 88 ThorSport Racing Toyota - The two-time series champion came up short in his quest to win three titles in a row last year. Crafton would posts career-highs in wins with six and Top-5 finishes with 13, but still not claim the crown. That in no way tarnishes what the ThorSport Racing star has accomplished the last three years. He's averaged three victories and 18 Top-10 finishes over that span and been the top driver in the Camping World Truck Series. We don't see that changing in 2016. In fact, with this division of NASCAR getting younger, it likely elevates Crafton more than ever. His 361 starts of experience, and the strong No. 88 team make him king of the mountain this season, and top contender to win the championship.

2. Tyler Reddick - No. 29 Brad Keselowski Racing Ford - Reddick seemingly came out of nowhere last year to place his name among the top drivers in this racing series. Prior to 2015, the 19-year-old had only 17 starts of experience in the trucks, but that mattered little with this strong race team. The BKR team put great equipment under him and good experience behind him en route to a two-win, 19 Top-10 finish campaign with a runner-up finish in the driver standings. Reddick will move from the team's No. 19 truck into the No. 29 truck, and he'll be paired with crew chief Chad Kendrick. The young driver should have no problem following