Corey Heim Just Skipped the Waiting Line
Cup wins aren’t supposed to come in start No. 13, especially not in one of NASCAR’s biggest events. Corey Heim didn’t care.
Cup wins aren’t supposed to come in start No. 13, especially not in one of NASCAR’s biggest events. Corey Heim didn’t care.
Johnson spent Friday running near the front in San Diego before learning the middle of the pack operates under very different rules.
Christopher Bell says his broken wrist feels good. The concrete walls and tire barriers waiting around Coronado are another matter entirely.
Chris Buescher had interest across the garage, but loyalty, unfinished business and belief in RFK won out.
Shane Van Gisbergen said the Coronado street course would be unpredictable. Then he went out and won pole anyway, because apparently uncertainty has limits.
Layne Riggs looked beaten, low on fuel and out of options until Tyler Reif blinked at exactly the wrong moment, turning San Diego’s first Truck street race into instant NASCAR folklore.
The win in the Truck series at Charlotte Sunday for Layne Riggs carried some extra significance.
Denny Hamlin thought he knew what fast looked like until Kyle Busch parked in the next garage stall.
With broken bones and surgery looming, Kyle Busch had only one concern: how quickly he could get back in a race car.
Steve O’Donnell needed only two words to describe Kyle Busch: “American badass.” Frankly, it’s hard to argue with the man.