Corey Heim stays unstoppable within the NASCAR Truck Sequence, sweeping the phases and profitable at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. This marks the twentieth win of Heim’s profession and his ninth of the 2025 season, which matches the all-time season win report set by Greg Biffle again in 1999.
“It is a dream come true to have the ability to race with these guys (TRICON),” mentioned Heim. “It looks like in all places we go this 12 months, we’re a contender or we win. Cannot say sufficient about these guys and yeah, preserve it going. We obtained 4 extra races left and I wish to break that report. Shoutout to Greg Biffle — he is an incredible dude, and I am honored to have the ability to compete with that. Big thanks to TRICON Storage … dream 12 months for me in my profession. We’re gonna preserve it going.”
NHMS additionally marked the primary spherical of eliminations within the NASCAR Truck playoffs with each Chandler Smith and Jake Garcia falling out of title rivalry. It is particularly painful for Smith, who ran sturdy on Saturday and completed second to Heim.
Behind Heim and Smith, Layne Riggs completed third, Gio Ruggiero fourth, and Ty Majeski fifth. Grant Enfinger, Kaden Honeycutt, Corey LaJoie, Christian Eckes, and Rajah Caruth stuffed out the rest of the highest ten.
Phases 1 and a couple of
Jayson Alexander, Younger’s Motorsports Chevrolet
Photograph by: Sean Gardner / Getty Pictures
The race noticed an unusually excessive variety of incidents for New Hampshire, and it did not take lengthy for chaos to interrupt out. Connor Mosack, Brent Crews, and Tanner Grey all crashed within the first nook on the opening lap.
Later, Jayson Alexander and Caleb Costner collided, triggering one other multi-truck crash that even collected playoff driver Daniel Hemric. Alexander was irate on the radio, screaming” “Are you severe, dude! What f*** was that?”
The cautions stored coming, with Christian Eckes and Conner Jones tangling quickly after the restart.
And whereas all this was taking place, Heim remained firmly in charge of the race, profitable Stage 1 underneath warning after a mechanical failure despatched Derek White careening into the skin wall.
Firstly of Stage 2, Heim was outdoors the highest ten as a number of vans stayed out, led by Andres Perez who was out entrance for the primary time in his profession.
Ruggiero continually harassed him for the lead, however he could not fairly full the go. Patrick Emerling crashed with just some laps to go, organising a dash to the end for Stage 2. At this level, Heim had made his manner again as much as fourth.
Caruth, who entered this race on the playoff bubble, stayed out in an aggressive technique to attempt to snag some stage factors. He restarted with the lead, however fell to seventh, which was nonetheless sufficient to web 4 worthwhile factors.
Heim went on to win the stage, including one other playoff level to his spectacular margin.
Stage 3
Harm to Matt Crafton, ThorSport Racing
Photograph by: Sean Gardner / Getty Pictures
Whereas there was no drama up entrance, the sphere stored the chaos coming as Tyler Tomassi crashed.
Quickly after, there was a significant incident that noticed Toni Breidinger slam the skin wall head-on. Ben Rhodes and Matt Crafton have been additionally concerned with each drivers sustaining important harm. All drivers have been checked and launched from the infield care middle.
On the sharp finish of the sphere, Smith obtained second again on the ultimate restart, however he could not run down Heim. The margin obtained underneath a second as they minimize by means of slower visitors, but it surely nonetheless wasn’t sufficient as Heim captured the checkered flag over the Entrance Row Motorsports driver.
1
C. HeimTRICON Storage
11
Toyota
175
4
61
2
C. SmithEntrance Row Motorsports
38
Ford
175
0.823
5
52
3
L. RiggsEntrance Row Motorsports
34
Ford
175
4.509
5
41
4
G. RuggieroTRICON Storage
17
Toyota
175
1.240
5
39
5
T. MajeskiThorSport Racing
98
Ford
175
1.728
5
40
6
G. EnfingerCR7 Motorsports
9
Chevrolet
175
0.757
5
32
7
Okay. HoneycuttHalmar Friesen Racing
52
Toyota
175
1.584
5
37
8
C. LajoieSpire Motorsports
77
Chevrolet
175
1.526
5
34
9
C. EckesMcAnally Hilgemann Racing
16
Chevrolet
175
2.587
6
10
R. CaruthSpire Motorsports
71
Chevrolet
175
1.076
5
38
11
T. AnkrumMcAnally Hilgemann Racing
18
Chevrolet
175
1.514
5
27
12
D. HemricMcAnally Hilgemann Racing
19
Chevrolet
175
0.216
8
28
13
M. Christopher Jr.Halmar Friesen Racing
62
Toyota
175
0.937
5
24
14
D. SuttonRackley W.A.R.
26
Chevrolet
175
0.887
5
25
15
A. Pérez de LaraNiece Motorsports
44
Chevrolet
175
4.006
7
35
16
J. GarciaThorSport Racing
13
Ford
175
0.312
7
27
17
B. CrewsTRICON Storage
1
Toyota
175
2.899
7
23
18
B. CurreyNiece Motorsports
45
Chevrolet
174
1 Lap
6
19
19
M. MasseyYounger’s Motorsports
20
Chevrolet
174
4.185
10
20
B. LothianReaume Brothers Racing
22
Ford
174
0.502
7
17
21
S. BoydFreedom Racing Enterprises
76
Chevrolet
174
0.404
8
16
22
J. WoodenMcAnally Hilgemann Racing
91
Chevrolet
173
1 Lap
10
15
23
M. MillsNiece Motorsports
42
Chevrolet
170
3 Laps
8
14
24
B. RhodesThorSport Racing
99
Ford
133
37 Laps
8
13
25
T. BreidingerTRICON Storage
5
Toyota
132
1 Lap
5
12
26
M. CraftonThorSport Racing
88
Ford
132
0.427
5
11
27
T. TomassiReaume Brothers Racing
33
Ford
126
6 Laps
6
28
E. PatrickSpire Motorsports
7
Chevrolet
100
26 Laps
5
9
29
T. GreyTRICON Storage
15
Toyota
61
39 Laps
12
8
30
D. WhiteMotorsports Enterprise Administration
69
Ford
45
16 Laps
5
7
31
C. JonesNiece Motorsports
41
Chevrolet
41
4 Laps
5
6
32
A. JaysonYounger’s Motorsports
02
Chevrolet
31
10 Laps
2
5
33
C. CostnerMike Harmon Racing
74
Chevrolet
30
1 Lap
2
4
34
N. BenningNorm Benning Racing
6
Chevrolet
29
1 Lap
4
3
35
S. MallozziReaume Brothers Racing
2
Ford
7
22 Laps
3
2
36
C. MosackMcAnally Hilgemann Racing
81
Chevrolet
1
6 Laps
14
1