For the fifth time this season, Corey Heim is a winner in the NASCAR Truck Series, dominating at Lime Rock Park. This week, ...

In his second NASCAR Cup Series start of the season, Corey Heim finds himself out of the race early tonight in Nashville. Heim got into Brad Keselowski and ended up spinning out.

Despite the crash, Corey Heim expressed appreciation toward his team, sponsors, and the opportunity to drive the #67 for 23XI Racing. He admitted that while the result was disappointing, ...

Corey Heim, driver of the #11 Safelite/Foster Love Toyota, enters his truck for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Rackley Roofing 200 at Nashville Superspeedway on May 30, 2025 in Lebanon, Tennessee.

Following the same, Corey Heim piloted the #67 and marked his second start of the 2025 season at Nashville Superspeedway. However, he got caught in a spin on lap 132 of the 300-lap race.

Corey Heim talks about his journey up NASCAR's development level, what he still needs to get better at, and more in the latest 12 Questions.

Corey Heim reckoned that he couldn’t compliment the No.67 Camry’s speed enough. The 22-year-old believed that if he didn’t start 33rd, he would have had a great shot at finishing P10 or better.

As a result, the historic ARCA team has asked fellow Toyota driver Corey Heim to fill in for him. Finch is running part-time this year and was set to make his third ARCA start of the year today.

Heim is also a developmental driver for 23XI Racing. While he does have experience in ARCA, Heim hasn't raced in that division since the 2022 season. Heim's ARCA resume is just as impressive as his ...

Heim started on the pole, set the fastest lap, won both stages and led 99 of the 100 laps for his fifth victory of the 2025 ...