The Great Food Truck Race

Nineteen seasons of trucks racing across America with Tyler Florence, each with its own theme and route. Including the year two seasons aired in the wrong order.

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Where to start with The Great Food Truck Race

Every season is a self contained race with a new set of trucks, so there is no order to follow and nothing to catch up on. Seasons are themed rather than numbered in any meaningful sense, so pick by the theme that appeals. The one thing worth knowing is that seasons 13 and 14 aired out of order, so if you are following a broadcast list you will meet season 14 first.

  1. 1
    Season 6, Route 66 The Great Food Truck Race

    Santa Monica to Chicago on the old road, which is the clearest version of what the show is: a race with cooking in it rather than a cooking show with driving.

  2. 2
    Season 13, All-Stars The Great Food Truck Race

    Returning trucks from earlier seasons, so it lands better once you have watched a couple. Note it aired after season 14 despite the number.

  3. 3
    Season 19, Sweet and Savory The Great Food Truck Race

    The most recent, finishing at Churchill Downs in September 2026, if you would rather start with the current format.

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The Series

  • The Great Food Truck Race 2010, 19 seasons, 127 episodes

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