Corey Heim rebounds with timely NASCAR Truck win at World Wide Technology Raceway: The early bird got the victory on Saturday afternoon at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway. In a long green-flag run to start the final stage of the Toyota 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race, Corey Heim brought his No. 11 TRICON Garage Tundra to pit road before any of the other top trucks made green-flag stops, and the move paid off with optimum track position.(Read More)(6-1-2024)

#11-Corey Heim led a race high 65 of the 160 laps and won the Toyota 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway. The win was his fourth of the season, first at WWT Raceway, and the ninth Truck Series win of his career.
#19-Christian Eckes finished second and #2-Nick Sanchez was third.
#98-Ty Majeski started from the pole, won stages one and two, but fell at the finish and crossed the line in fourth.
#38-Layne Riggs, #77-Chase Purdy, #99-Ben Rhodes, #52-Stewart Friesen, #7-Andres Perez, and #66-Luke Fenhaus were the top-10.
There were 13 lead changes among nine drivers and five cautions for 32 yellow flag laps.
The average speed of the race was: 98.806mph.
See race details at: Race Results, Driver Point Standings, Owner Point Standings, Cumulative Report, Penalty Report

Race Fast Facts – WWT Raceway
Corey Heim won the Toyota 200, his ninth victory in 53 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races.
This is his fourth victory and 10th top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his second victory and second top-10 finish in two races at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Christian Eckes (second) posted his third top-10 finish in seven races at World Wide Technology Raceway. It is his 11th top-10 finish in 2024.
Nick Sanchez (third) posted his second top-10 finish in two races at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Layne Riggs (fifth) was the highest finishing rookie.
Christian Eckes leads the point standings by 31 points over Corey Heim.
(NASCAR)(6-1-2024)

Truck Series Driver Point Standings after WWT Raceway:
Race 12 of 16 in the regular season
1) #11-Corey Heim, 4 wins
2) #19-Christian Eckes, 2 wins
3) #2-Nick Sanchez,2 wins
4) #71-Rajah Caruth, 1 win
5) #98-Ty Majeski, 442, +149
6) #17-Taylor Gray, 365, +72
7) #18-Tyler Ankrum, 342, +49
8) #99-Ben Rhodes, 329, +36
9) #15-Tanner Gray, 321, +28
10) #9-Grant Enfinger, 319, +26
Outside of the playoffs
11) #52-Stewart Friesen, 293, -26
12) #43-Daniel Dye, 282, -37
13) #88-Matt Crafton, 273, -46
See the Driver Point Standings, Owner Point Standings

Paint Schemes

Race Updates:
Lap 160: Heim gets the win. Eckes, Sanchez, Majeski, Riggs, Purdy, Rhodes, Friesen, Perez, Fenhaus the top-10.
Lap 150: 10 to go. Heim maintains the lead. Eckes, Sanchez around Majeski.
Lap 137: Restart. Heim leads.
Lap 135: 25 to go. Heim, Majeski, Rhodes, Eckes and Sanchez lead coming to the restart.
Lap 133: Heim inherits the lead as the lead trucks of Purdy, Crafton, others all make their needed stop under yellow.
Lap 130: CAUTION as stops continued under green, Salas spins.Purdy inherits the lead as Tanner Gray drops down pitroad. he drives through his stall as the yellow waves.
Lap 123: Eckes pits from 2nd. Sanchez still leads, yet to pit.
Lap 118: Now Majeski surrenders the lead to pit. Sanchez now leads Eckes as others opt to pit.
Lap 116: Heim the first to pit under green from the lead. Majeski now back to the top spot.
Lap 110: 50 to go. Heim maintains the lead. Majeski leads Sanchez, Rhodes, Eckes, Dye, Ankrum, Caruth, Enfinger, Friesen in the top-10. Green flag pitstops may be upcoming, as this has been an extended run under green.
Lap 100: 60 to go in the race. Heim continues to lead. Majeski now second. Sanchez, Rhodes, Eckes follow.
Lap 78: Ankrum leads Heim for the restart, but not for long. Heim to the lead.
Lap 73: Under caution, the field drops down pitroad Majeski enters the stops leading. Ankrum first off with 2 tires, along with Dye. Heim, Sanchez also beat him off with 4 tires, Majeski follows.
Lap 70: Majeski with the stage 2 win, his 5th stage win of the season.
Lap 65: Majeski back to the lead. Eckes, Rhodes, Sanchez, Heim follow. 5 to go in stage 2.
Lap 54: Restart as Tanner Gray leads on the older tires. Holds off Sanchez at the restart. But here’s Ben Rhodes to the front.
Lap 47: CAUTION Howard in the wall. Tanner Gray leads. Sanchez, Mosack, Rhodes, Majeski the top-5.
Lap 43: Tanner Gray to the lead.
Lap 42: Back to green. Different strategy under the yellow. New leader with Mosack out front. Tanner Gray, Sanchez, Howard, Rhodes, Enfinger. Majeski lined up 10th. Crafton with some extended repairs on pitroad for issues with the engine shutting off.
Lap 35: Majeski, Eckes, Sanchez, Friesen and Heim the top-5 as stage 1 wraps at Gateway.
Lap 30: 5 to go in stage 1. Majeski leads Eckes, Sanchez, Friesen, Heim, Thompson, Enfinger, Rhodes, Dye and Taylor Gray in the top-10
Lap 18: Slight tap on Eckes from Majeski. Majeski drives by and reclaims the lead.
Lap 16: Back to green as Majeski leads for the restart. Doesn’t take long for Eckes to pull to the inside and drive by for the first lead change of the day.
Lap 11: CAUTION Fenhaus spins while in the middle of a 3-wide.
Lap 10/35 of stage 1: Majeski maintains the lead over Eckes, Sanchez, Friesen, Thompson, Rhodes, Heim, TaylorGray, Enfinger and Dye in the top-10.
Lap 1: Pole-sitter Majeski leads Eckes, Sanchez, Thompson.
4:25pm/et: Green flag for the trucks.

• The race is now set to go green at 4:15pm/et. Coverage has been moved to FS2.
• Just as drivers were to report to their trucks, another downpour soaked the track delaying the start yet again.
• Drivers to report to their trucks at 3:15pm/et.
• Slight delay from the 1:31pm/et green flag due to rain.

Trucks to the rear: #15-Gray(unapproved adjustments)

Race Information:
Broadcast: FOX, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
Distance: 160 laps / 200 miles
Stages: 35 / 70 / 160
Average time of race: 2:28:25
Pit road speed: 40 mph
Caution car speed: 50 mph
Fuel Window: 65 laps
Invocation: 12:13
National Anthem: 12:14
Command: 12:21
Green Flag: 12:31

Pitstall Selections

#98-Ty Majeski won the pole for the Toyota 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway with a speed of 138.568 mph for his third pole of the season, second at WWT Raceway, and the eighth pole of his career.
#98-Christian Eckes will start second, followed by #2-Nick Sanchez, #5-Dean Thompson, #15-Tanner Gray, #99-Ben Rhodes, #11-Corey Heim, and #9-Grant Enfinger. in the top-10.
Did not qualify: none.
See the complete Toyota 200 Starting Lineup and check out the complete Qualifying Results.

Qualifying Fast Facts – WWT Raceway:
Ty Majeski won the Pole Award for the Toyota 200 with a lap of 32.475 seconds, 138.568 mph.
This is his eighth pole in 78 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races.
This is his third pole and 10th top-10 start in 2024.
This is his second pole in five races at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Christian Eckes (second) posted his 10th top-10 start of 2024 and his seventh in seven races at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Nick Sanchez (third) posted his second top-10 start at World Wide Technology Raceway. It is his ninth in 12 races this season.
Layne Riggs (17th) was the fastest qualifying rookie.
(NASCAR)

Practice for Toyota 200 presented by CK Power NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway is over; the top-five, slowest and notes:
#98-Ty Majeski 135.086
#19-Christian Eckes 134.831
#38-Layne Riggs 134.646
#88-Matt Crafton 134.585
#2-Nick Sanchez 134.376
Slowest: #76-Spencer Boyd 128.304
Most laps run: 27, #98-Majeski
See complete results on the Practice speeds page.(5-4-2024)

The entry list for the Toyota 200 presented by CK Power NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway has been released. There are 32 drivers/teams for 36 spots. Some notes: #7-Andres Perez, #45-Connor Mosack, #66-Luke Fenhaus. See the complete Toyota 200 entry list.

Goodyear Tire Notes