We are down to the final three teams on “The Great Food Truck Race” Season 19, and a spot in the finale is up for grabs tonight. For the Week 6 challenges on “The Great Food Truck Race: Sweet & Savory,” the teams will be heading to Louisville, Kentucky, in search of the perfect sales spot. Only the top-selling team is guaranteed a spot in next week’s “The Great Food Truck Race” 2026 finale. Who got eliminated on “The Great Food Truck Race” tonight? Find out in our “The Great Food Truck Race” 2026 live recap below.
The Great Kentucky Cook-Off on ‘The Great Food Truck Race’ 2026
Last week on “The Great Food Truck Race” Season 19, the teams made their way to Dollywood and tried to sell to a theme park full of people. It was a very busy day, as the teams set a record for the highest one-day sales ever on the show. In the end, it was Jollof Bowl and Hele Roll in the bottom two. They competed in the Taste Redemption Challenge, which saw Jollof Bowl eliminated and headed home.
The journey continues tonight, with the remaining three teams all fighting to be named the winner of “The Great Food Truck Race” Season 19. Find out who got eliminated on “The Great Food Truck Race” 2026 tonight in our live recap below!
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August 30 Live Recap – Week 6
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The Semifinals Are Here
There are three teams left in the race. The only guarantee of making it to next week’s finale will be having the top sales this week in Louisville, Kentucky. The teams are heading there, trying to find spots to park. We will provide updates as tonight’s episode airs, so keep refreshing this page for the latest results!
9:12 p.m. – The trucks struggle to find a spot. Hele Rolls got a partnership with a coffee shop, and they have a line down the street! Cason Funnel Cakes and Stuph’d end up on the same street. Stuph’d gets an extra hour of selling today because they won last week. For the Taste Challenge, the teams must make a dish with Kentucky’s state fruit: the blackberry. The winner gets $300 for their till.
