Corey Heim strengthened his position in the NASCAR Truck Series standings by claiming victory at the Ecosave 250, held on October 3 at Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval, making this his 10th win of the 2025 season. By overcoming an early-race incident, Heim not only took the checkered flag but also locked in his place for the Championship 4 playoff race at Phoenix Raceway.
Heim’s Win Sets a New Mark in NASCAR Truck Series
During a dramatic event at Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval, Corey Heim, representing Tricon Garage, recovered from a first-lap accident and regained control of the race during the final restart. With determination, Heim managed to stay in front of Brent Crews, securing the top finish while adding another remarkable achievement to his season.
NASCAR Truck drivers collect points in each race, and these increments play a critical role in playoff progression. The pressure continues to mount as the season advances, with every position and point shaping each driver’s chances at competing for the championship at Phoenix.
Latest Standings and Playoff Picture After Ecosave 250
Corey Heim’s win at Charlotte not only earned him 43 points but also guaranteed his position above the cut for the upcoming Championship 4 round. With a total of 3122 points, Heim remains atop the NASCAR Truck Series standings, sitting as the points leader by a considerable margin.
Tyler Ankrum, who finished ninth in the Ecosave 250, collected 41 points, moving him into second place overall with 3051 points. He trails Heim by 71 points as the field heads into the final stretch of the playoffs. The defending series champion, Ty Majeski, finished the race in eighth, gaining 38 points to reach 3048 points in the standings; however, he now sits just two points below the playoff cutline with only two races left before the final round.
Layne Riggs, who started strong on the front row but concluded the race in 21st, earned 17 points, raising his total to 3049 and placing him fifth, a single point short of the elimination line. Daniel Hemric and Rajah Caruth continue to challenge near the front, while Chandler Smith, Grant Enfinger, Kaden Honeycutt, and Jake Garcia round out the top 10 in a tightly contested playoff battle.
Complete Post-Race Driver Rankings
Following the conclusion of the Ecosave 250, the NASCAR Truck Series standings reflect 38 drivers’ positions with only a handful of playoff races remaining. These results now set the stage for an intensified fight for remaining Championship 4 spots. Notable names in the top tier include Corey Heim, Tyler Ankrum, Layne Riggs, Ty Majeski, Daniel Hemric, Rajah Caruth, Grant Enfinger, Kaden Honeycutt, Chandler Smith, and Jake Garcia, each striving to secure their postseason future.
Looking ahead, NASCAR Truck Series drivers and teams, including those with connections to well-known organizations like Hendrick Motorsports and Tricon, will compete next at Talladega Superspeedway. With stakes growing higher and two playoff races left in the Round of 8, every on-track move and points accumulation will play a defining role in shaping the finale at Phoenix Raceway.
The outcomes at Charlotte have added new energy to the Truck Series playoff scenario, setting up potential turning points as the competitors head to one of the season’s most pivotal venues. The pressure is on for drivers like Grant Enfinger and Kaden Honeycutt, as well as top contenders such as Daniel Hemric and defending champion Ty Majeski, to make decisive moves in pursuit of the championship crown.
Truck series driver points (Talladega, Martinsville to go): Heim-advanced, Ankrum +2, Hemric +2, Caruth +1, Riggs -1, Majeski -2, Enfinger -4, Honeycutt -4 pic.twitter.com/0TolBe3cus
— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) October 3, 2025
