The road to the NASCAR Cup Series is rarely straightforward, but Corey Heim’s rise has been steady and unmistakable. After a season where he controlled the Craftsman Truck Series with ease, the 23‑year‑old from Georgia is now stepping into the biggest opportunity of his career.
Corey Heim will attempt to qualify for next month's Daytona 500 in the No. 67 Toyota for 23XI Racing. Heim, 23, is the reigning NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion after winning 12 of 25 races last season.
Robinhood is back as a primary sponsorship partner for the 23XI Racing NASCAR Cup Series team in 2026, and the brand is expanding its relationship with Bubba Wallace, the driver of the No.
Corey Heim has officially been confirmed as an entrant in next month’s Daytona 500. Heim will attempt to qualify driving the No. 67 Toyota for 23XI Racing.
NASCAR is a sport defined by its parity when compared to other motorsports. The sport has not had a back-to-back champion in the top series since Jimmie Johnson’s reign of terror from 2006 to 2010.
The big question has been answered. Kaden Honeycutt is the man taking over the No. 11 Toyota at Tricon Garage. After a historic season from Corey Heim, it will be difficult to step into those shoes.
Taking it one step at a time might sound cliché when you’re thinking about reaching the pinnacle of NASCAR. But drivers like Carson Hocevar prove there’s more than one way to get to the top.
For, likely, the final time under the one race, winner-take-all playoff format, NASCAR crowned three champions when the dust settled in the Arizona desert over the weekend at Phoenix Raceway.
Heim time finally struck title o’clock, and it’s about time. The Toyota man has been deserving of a title for a while now and even of a Cup Series seat.
Corey Heim finally bagged the evasive NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship on Friday, October 31, after a close finale at Phoenix Raceway. But unlike many of his commanding performances throughout the season — a campaign defined by 12 wins and dominance — the final race was anything but a Sunday drive.
The checkered flag dropped at Phoenix Raceway Friday night, and with it came one of those moments that gives you goosebumps. Corey Heim, just 23, didn’t just win the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship.
For a moment, it looked like Layne Riggs was going to steal the race win and the Owners’ Championship from Corey Heim. Then overtime happened. Riggs and Heim have had their fair share of battles this season.
With a series-record 11 wins on the season, heading into Friday night's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship Race, Corey Heim will be able to say he's had an all-time great season, regardless of how this weekend finishes up.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Watching the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on Fox lately has started to feel like tuning into a cooking show from a bunker in Charlotte rather than a high-speed race from the track.
In one of the most impressive drives of his young NASCAR career, Corey Heim rebounded from a Lap 1 crash to win Friday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series playoff race at the Charlotte Roval.
You can almost smell the burning rubber and feel the rumble in your chest. The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series playoffs are in full swing, and the pressure is so thick you could cut it with a lug wrench.
In just his seventh career start in the NASCAR Cup Series, Corey Heim was able to navigate the unexpected chaos of Saturday's Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway, recording his first career top-10 finish -- and likely, the first of many.
Corey Heim is having a sensational season in the Craftsman Truck Series with Tricon Garage this year. He made his fourth Cup Series start of the season with 23XI Racing at the Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday.
Corey Heim feels like a star in the making in NASCAR. However, his full-time Cup Series career remains on hold ahead of the 2026 season. According to Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, there are plans for Heim to race in the Cup Series, but only a part-time schedule next season.
Corey Heim has been having a historic season in the Craftsman Truck Series this year. He has won seven of the eighteen regular-season races and heads into the postseason as a strong favorite for the championship.
Corey Heim is the hottest property in the Craftsman Truck Series right now. The 23-year-old driver has repeatedly struck gold throughout the season and now stands at the gates of the playoffs with a 62-point advantage over the elimination line.
For the third time this season, Brenden “Butterbean” Queen holds off Corey Heim to win at Michigan International Speedway. Three wins in six races this season.