Corey Heim grabs overtime NASCAR Truck Series victory at Gateway WWT Raceway in the Toyota 200 on Saturday afternoon.
MADISON, Ill.—Pole winner Corey Heim lost the lead on lap 18 of Saturday’s Toyota 200 at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway.
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Join host Sharon Burton and co-host Jay Husmann on Fan4Racing Radio for the Gateway, Portland NASCAR Weekend Preview, and Hot Topics Sound Off with the Fan4Racing crew!
In this episode, we preview the NASCAR Cup, and Truck Series at WWT Raceway at Gateway along with some pre-race audio from Cole Custer, driver of the No. 41 Stewart Hass Racing Ford.
We also preview the NASCAR Xfinity and ARCA West Series at Portland International Raceway along with some updates for the ARCA Menards and East Series with some Short Track news!
Join host Sharon Burton and co-host Sal Sigala on Fan4Racing Radio for the Charlotte NASCAR Race Review, and Hot Topics Sound Off with the Fan4Racing crew!
Joe Graf Jr
NASCAR Xfinity Series driver with SS Greenlight Racing
NOTE: Joe Graf Jr was unable to be on this episode and will be on next Monday, June 6th instead.
We’ll review the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, Truck, and ARCA Menards Series races at Charlotte Motor Speedway. We have some post-race audio from Truck Series winner, Ross Chastain, and Xfinity Series winner, Josh Berry. We’ll also include updates from the ARCA East and West Series with some short-track news. Then, it’s Hot Topics Sound Off with the Fan4Racing crew!
Denny Hamlin overcomes chaos to win the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Cup Series on Sunday evening.
CONCORD, N.C. – Sunday night’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway started with Denny Hamlin out front and ended with Denny Hamlin out front.
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Josh Berry has a dominant victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco Uniforms 300 on Saturday afternoon.
CONCORD, N.C.—When Josh Berry crossed the finish line at Charlotte Motor Speedway—giving JR Motorsports its first NASCAR Xfinity Series win at its home track—second-place Ty Gibbs was just reaching the 200-foot-long Speedway TV screen television on the backstretch.
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