Corey Heim Delivers Early Cup Win on Coronado's Road Course
Corey Heim, in just his 13th Cup start, pulled off a stunning win by passing Tyler Reddick with four laps to go in NASCAR’s first Cup race on the Naval Base Coronado road circuit, signaling an early breakout ahead of his full-time 23XI Racing debut next season. The event featured chaos on the road course, including a restart crash that ended Shane van Gisbergen’s bid and knocked out Connor Zilisch; Bubba Wallace finished runner-up after a two-lap penalty for a loose wheel cost him a potential win; Christopher Bell, racing with a cast on his left wrist, began the race but exited at the first caution with Brent Crews taking over before a gearbox failure ended Crews’ day. Heim’s triumph reshapes the playoff landscape and cements his status as a rising star heading into next year.”,
- NASCAR San Diego takeaways: Corey Heim stuns the field with a win ahead of schedule The New York Times
- NASCAR points standings after San Diego: Kyle Larson up to fourth in Cup Series title defense Hendrick Motorsports
- Reddick after lead battle with Heim: ‘I overdid it … that wasn’t right’ NASCAR.com
- 4 Takeaways From Corey Heim's First Cup Victory At Historic Naval Base Coronado FOX Sports
- Corey Heim makes San Diego racing history, wins Anduril 250 on Naval Base Coronado San Diego Union-Tribune
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