Corey Heim captured his seventh victory of the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season at Richmond Raceway, driving his No. 11 Tricon Garage Toyota from the pole position. He led 76 laps during the race, showcasing strong control despite acknowledging that Ty Majeski was the dominant competitor throughout much of the event.
Ty Majeski’s Dominance and Late-Race Incident
Ty Majeski led a commanding 143 laps until a critical incident on Lap 200 dramatically changed the race dynamics. This accident prevented Majeski from claiming the win despite his performance advantage, opening the door for Heim to take the victory.
Playoff Field Finalized with Competitive Lineup
The conclusion of the Richmond race set the 10-driver playoff roster, featuring multiple race winners such as Corey Heim and Riggs, along with strong point qualifiers including Majeski and Enfinger. The Truck Series Playoffs are scheduled to begin on August 30 at Darlington Raceway, marking the first time this historic track will host a postseason event for the series.
Anticipation Builds for Intense Postseason Battle at Darlington
As the Truck Series shifts into playoff mode, teams and drivers will ramp up their efforts to advance through the rounds. Heim’s latest win cements his role as a championship favorite, while Majeski’s formidable season highlights the challenging competition ahead. The upcoming races at Darlington promise intense rivalries and strategic battles as contenders pursue the season title.