Corey Heim has officially been announced as the driver of the No. 67 Toyota for 23XI Racing in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series, confirming months of speculation about his future in the sport. This news also highlights the expansion of Robinhood’s partnership with 23XI Racing, solidifying their involvement as the primary sponsor for Heim’s entry at Daytona International Speedway and building momentum for Heim’s anticipated appearance in the Daytona 500.
Robinhood Deepens NASCAR Commitment With 23XI Racing
After a successful first year working together, Robinhood has committed to a larger role with 23XI Racing for the 2026 NASCAR season. The financial services company will become the primary sponsor of the No. 67 Toyota, which is set to compete at Daytona International Speedway next month. The move underscores Robinhood’s growing interest in motorsports and provides vital backing for Heim as he prepares for one of the most high-profile races—the Daytona 500.
Corey Heim Emerges as 23XI Racing’s Choice for the Daytona 500
Heim’s signing with 23XI Racing comes after an offseason filled with uncertainty. Despite capturing the 2025 Truck Series championship in dominant fashion—with a remarkable 12-win record—Heim had not secured a ride for 2026 until now. Industry speculation pointed towards a part-time arrangement with 23XI Racing, and confirmation of his selection for the Daytona 500 marks a milestone in his career.
The young Marietta, Georgia native had previously driven in four races for 23XI Racing in 2025. Notably, in two of those starts, he finished ahead of seasoned teammates Bubba Wallace, Riley Herbst, and Tyler Reddick. His standout performance came at Bristol Motor Speedway, where he advanced from the back of the field to a sixth-place finish under challenging conditions with heavy tire degradation.
Challenging Path Ahead for Heim at Daytona
Corey Heim’s attempt to make his first Daytona 500 start will require him to battle for one of the coveted spots in the classic race. The No. 67 car is among eight vehicles vying for four open positions—two based on speed from the single-car qualifying session and two determined by results in the America 250 Florida Duel races. Heim has previously missed qualifying for a race, a scenario he is determined to avoid at the legendary Daytona Beach, Florida track.
Expanded 2026 Schedule and Truck Series Return
While the complete details of Heim’s 2026 racing calendar remain under wraps, Robinhood’s expanded sponsorship also brings fresh opportunities. Heim will return to the Truck Series to compete at EchoPark Speedway, also known as Atlanta Motor Speedway, where he will reunite with Tricon Garage, the organization he’s driven for over the past three years. This additional entry strengthens his ties to both 23XI Racing and Robinhood, while showcasing his versatility across NASCAR’s different series.
Robinhood’s Broader NASCAR Presence
Robinhood’s increased involvement isn’t limited to Heim’s car. Their 2026 NASCAR season debut will occur on Bubba Wallace’s No. 23 Toyota during the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium this coming weekend, highlighting their presence across the team’s broader lineup. Team owners Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin continue to push 23XI Racing forward, providing fresh opportunities for drivers like Heim and keeping the team in the NASCAR spotlight.
Heim’s confirmed entry in the Daytona 500 and potential Truck Series campaign signals a pivotal year for the young driver and the organizations around him. With momentum from his championship run and expanded support from partners like Robinhood, all eyes will be on Corey Heim as he aims to make an impact in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season.
