Corey Heim Sets NASCAR Record With 10th Truck Series Win

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Oct 4, 2025
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Corey Heim at Charlotte
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It was Heim Time times 10 in Charlotte on Friday night as Corey Heim picked up his 10th win of the season to set an all-time record for the NASCAR Truck Series.

Heim tied Gregg Biffle with nine the last time out with a dominating win at New Hampshire, but things weren’t as easy this time around.

Tricon Garage driver Heim started the Charlotte Roval race on pole, but got shoved into the Turn 1 wall by Grant Enfinger and had to rejoin the race with a damaged truck from the rear.

Kaden Honeycutt won the first two stages, while Brent Crews led 56 of 70 laps as Heim worked his way through the field and up into second when a yellow flag came out with three laps to go.

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Crews had to pit and restart in seventh, while Heim stayed out and drove away from the pack to win by more than two seconds, with Crews recovering for second.

The NASCAR Truck Series at Charlotte
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“It was not easy today, I think it was probably the toughest one of the year so far,” Heim said after the race. “Just shows the resilience of this Tricon team. They fixed it up so good for me after that incident on the first lap, just kind of out of our control. I thought we were done, honestly. The right front completely folded when it hit the wall over there.”

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The win secured points-leader Heim a spot in the Championship 4 with two races left in the Round of 8 at Talladega and Martinsville.

Tyler Ankrum (+2), Daniel Hemric (+2) and Rajah Caruth (+1) remain above the cutline with Layne Riggs (-1), Ty Majeski (+2), Enfinger (+4) and Honeycutt (+4) below it.

Full Results:

  1. (1)  Corey Heim (P), Toyota, 70.
  2. (3)  Brent Crews, Toyota, 70.
  3. (7)  Giovanni Ruggiero #, Toyota, 70.
  4. (18)  Rajah Caruth (P), Chevrolet, 70.
  5. (6)  Connor Zilisch(i), Chevrolet, 70.
  6. (10)  Josh Bilicki(i), Chevrolet, 70.
  7. (4)  Grant Enfinger (P), Chevrolet, 70.
  8. (9)  Ty Majeski (P), Ford, 70.
  9. (11)  Tyler Ankrum (P), Chevrolet, 70.
  10. (15)  Connor Mosack #, Chevrolet, 70.
  11. (34)  Daniel Hemric (P), Chevrolet, 70.
  12. (12)  Bayley Currey, Chevrolet, 70.
  13. (19)  Dawson Sutton #, Chevrolet, 70.
  14. (5)  Kaden Honeycutt (P), Toyota, 70.
  15. (31)  Will Rodgers(i), Chevrolet, 70.
  16. (26)  Timmy Hill, Toyota, 70.
  17. (17)  Matt Mills, Chevrolet, 70.
  18. (8)  Corey LaJoie, Chevrolet, 70.
  19. (20)  Chandler Smith, Ford, 70.
  20. (32)  Spencer Boyd, Chevrolet, 70.
  21. (2)  Layne Riggs (P), Ford, 70.
  22. (27)  Jack Wood, Chevrolet, 70.
  23. (23)  Jake Garcia, Ford, 70.
  24. (24)  Matt Crafton, Ford, 69.
  25. (21)  Ben Maier, Chevrolet, 69.
  26. (25)  Kris Wright(i), Chevrolet, 69.
  27. (28)  Wesley Slimp, Toyota, 69.
  28. (29)  Mason Maggio(i), Ford, 69.
  29. (33)  Tyler Tomassi(i), Ford, 69.
  30. (30)  Toni Breidinger #, Toyota, Electrical, 63.
  31. (14)  Tanner Gray, Toyota, Transmission, 55.
  32. (13)  Andres Perez De Lara #, Chevrolet, 54.
  33. (35)  Josh Reaume, Ford, DVP, 52.
  34. (36)  Carter Fartuch, Ford, Engine, 24.
  35. (16)  Parker Kligerman, Chevrolet, Suspension, 20.
  36. (22)  Ben Rhodes, Ford, Accident, 2.