Nascar

Corey Heim Claims First Michigan Truck Victory in Thrilling Finish

The race saw intense competition, with teammate Kaden Honeycutt falling short and Carson Hocevar battling overheating issues.

A Thrilling Finish at Michigan

Corey Heim seized his first victory at Michigan International Speedway, a milestone that marked his third win of the season and his 26th career triumph in the Craftsman Truck Series. He will join 23XI Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series next year, signaling a new chapter in his career.

He was challenged by his teammate Kaden Honeycutt, who pushed hard in the final laps, while Carson Hocevar, who had led the most laps, slipped to third after his truck began overheating, forcing an early pit stop.

Christopher Bell finished sixth after dominating both stages, and Layne Riggs held onto his championship lead with a fifth‑place finish, underscoring the tight battle at the top of the standings.

The event was punctuated by seven caution periods, including a spin by Cleetus McFarland that brought the field together and added to the race’s chaotic rhythm.

Looking ahead, the series will head to San Diego on June 19, where the trucks will race on the Naval Base Coronado’s street circuit.

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