Corey Heim’s victory in the Craftsman Truck Series at Kansas Speedway… read more
Corey Heim’s victory in the Craftsman Truck Series at Kansas Speedway marked a significant moment in his racing career, showcasing his talent and determination in a highly competitive environment. Heim, a young driver from Georgia, has quickly made a name for himself in the NASCAR landscape, and this win is a testament to his skill behind the wheelCorey Heim won Friday night’s Kubota Tractor 200 in the fastest truck, but he needed help from fellow playoff driver Ty Majeski to secure the victory in the NASCAR Crafstman Truck Series Round of 10 elimination race at Kansas Speedway. Majeski ran out of fuel approaching the white flag while leading, allowing Heim to surge past in his No. 11 TRICON Garage Toyota and claim his sixth victory of the season in a race that saw reigning series champion Ben Rhodes and Playoff rookie Daniel Dye eliminated from title contention. Under the third and final caution on Lap 78 of the 134-lap race in Kansas City, Kan., Majeski came to pit road for tires and fuel, along with ThorSport Racing teammate Rhodes and eventual fourth-place finisher Kaden Honeycutt. Heim, runner-up Layne Riggs and third-place finisher Christian Eckes stayed on track during the caution and made green-flag pit stops within the final 30 laps. Heim, who started the race from the rear of the field after hitting the outside wall and cutting a tire in practice earlier in the day, was chasing Majeski when the latter ran out of fuel.
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