Corey Heim tied himself with Greg Biffle for the Truck Series’ all-time winningest season while two drivers saw their playoffs ended in New Hampshire.
It’s official: If there’s any driver who could beat Corey Heim outright, It’s Layne Riggs, and he proved that at Bristol.
Heim scored his eighth win of the season, and is on track to have the winningest season in Truck Series history.
Heim scored his seventh win of the year at Richmond Raceway, which gives him over a race’s worth of points he’ll carry throughout the playoffs.
After scoring another win at Watkins Glen, you probably should set your clocks before the playoffs start.
It was an easy victory for Riggs, while Corey Heim locked up the regular season championship.
Big heavy vehicles are not meant to compete on fast, sweeping road courses, and the Truck Series’ inaugural race at Lime Rock Park proved that.
Layne Riggs’ Pocono victory leaves just three spots remaining in the playoff picture with four regular season races left.
At Rockingham, Friesen implied he wasn’t having fun racing in the Truck Series. Think he feels the same way after snapping a 72-race drought to win Michigan?
Caruth fended off challenges from two strong trucks to take home his first career guitar.