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.
The possibility of playoff changes is afoot.,
Despite both drivers matching their best finishes, William Sawalich and Christian Eckes left Gateway forlorn and frustrated.
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.
Eckes and the No. 16 team are seeking to qualify for the Xfinity Series playoffs in the next four races.
The nine-time Craftsman Truck Series winner has a best finish of third in his rookie Xfinity Series campaign.
He’ll drive the No. 16 at Richmond and New Hampshire.
The 18-year-old phenom outdueled Shane van Gisbergen to avenge last week’s result at Chicago.
After the three fastest cars took themselves out of contention, it cleared the way for Suarez to claim his first Xfinity victory since 2016.
