Corey Heim once again proved why he’s one of NASCAR’s most promising young drivers, taking home the checkered flag in a dramatic NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. This marks his second win of the season,

A great day of qualifying for Spire Motorsports didn’t quite show up in the race, as Corey Day captured his first career Truck Series pole. The Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas was ready to be yet another exciting 1.

After the Ecosave 200 was interrupted twice due to inclement weather, Tricon Garage\\\"s Corey Heim ended an extended night on top after winning the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Corey Heim made a mistake on pit road, but his crew picked up the slack when it counted.A lightning-fast stop under caution on Lap 86 put Heim in the lead, and

Corey Heim dominates Las Vegas with skill and patience, securing his second NASCAR Truck Series win of the season after overcoming rain delays and fierce competition.

Entering Friday night’s return of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, playoff-bound Corey Heim led only seven laps. Only one of those rotations came during green-flag racing.   In the circuit’s third event this season,

When Corey Heim got hold of the lead late in this race, he was not going to let it go. He wins his second race of the NASCAR season in Las Vegas. This is Heim’s second win, but the first win this year he was the first one to cross the finish line.

Corey Heim made it two victories in three races to kick off the NASCAR Truck Series season as he won a twice rain-delayed race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Friday evening. The Toyota Development Driver scored lucky win number 13 in the Truck Series in Sin City as he added to his growing Playoff - - March 15,

A late Friday (March 14) night in Las Vegas saw TRICON Garage driver Corey Heim fend off all challengers to claim his second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory of 2025. Heim overcame a poor starting spot and a speeding penalty to claim his 13th win in his third full-time season in the Truck Series leading 42 laps, the most of any driver.

A light mist at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway caused Friday night’s truck series race to be delayed for a short time.

Corey Day who would get his first NASCAR career pole to start out front over Tyler Ankrum would battle back and forth for the lead as the battle between the pair would swap five times in the first 17 laps before reigning champion Ty Majeski would take over the lead.