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Practice #1 : Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Ecosave 200

Las Vegas Motor Speedway , Las Vegas, NV

Friday, March 14th, 2025 Race 3 of 25 2025 Season
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  • Thursday, March 13th, 2025
  • NASCAR Wire Service - Reid Spencer
Grant Enfinger, Ty Majeski come to Vegas in tight Truck Series points battle

Former Las Vegas winner Grant Enfinger holds a one-point lead over reigning champion Ty Majeski in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series standings entering Friday night’s Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (9 p.m. ET on FS1, NRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

Driving a Ford for owner Mike Curb, Enfinger took the checkered flag in 2018, before Toyota ran off a string of seven straight victories at the 1.5-mile intermediate track. Kyle Busch and Rajah Caruth have won the two most recent races at LVMS in Chevrolets, both from the pole.

If Caruth can win on Friday in the No. 71 Spire Motorsports Silverado, he’ll be the first driver to go back-to-back at the track. Caruth currently is 30th in the series standings after crashing out at Daytona and Atlanta to start the season, and he’s happy to get back on the track after a two-week hiatus in the schedule.

“It’s great to go back to Las Vegas,” Caruth said. “It will be my first time on the grounds since the win. That night was obviously such a milestone for myself, and from a confidence standpoint, I know I can get the job done at that facility.

“Coming off a couple bad weeks, it sticks in your mind when you have multiple weekends between races. My motivation for the weekend is definitely at a heightened level since I know I run well at Vegas. But in terms of preparation, it’s just another race.”

ThorSport Racing’s Matt Crafton will make his 200th start in the series on a 1.5-mile intermediate track. Only one other active Truck Series driver—ThorSport teammate Ben Rhodes—has made 200 or more starts in the series at all tracks combined.

Rhodes will make his 213th start in the series on Friday.

  • Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Ecosave 200
  • Pole Winner: Corey Day
  • Age: 19
  • Team : No 7 - HendrickCarscom Chevrolet
  • Owner: Jeff Dickerson
  • Crew Chief: Brian Pattie
  • Corey Day won the Pole Award for the Ecosave 200 with a lap of 30388 seconds, 177702 mph
  • This is his first pole in five NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races
  • This is his first pole and first top-10 start in 2025
  • This is his first pole in one races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Tyler Ankrum (second) posted his second top-10 start of 2025 and his fourth in nine races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Jake Garcia (third) posted his first top-10 start at Las Vegas Motor Speedway It is his third in three races this season
  • Giovanni Ruggiero (eighth) was the fastest qualifying rookie

  • Friday, March 14th, 2025
  • NASCAR Wire Service - Reid Spencer
Excellent pit work propels Corey Heim to Truck Series victory at Las Vegas

Corey Heim made a mistake on pit road, but his crew picked up the slack when it counted.

A lightning-fast stop under caution on Lap 86 put Heim in the lead, and that was the impetus the driver of the No. 11 TRICON Garage Toyota needed to win Friday night’s Ecosave 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

The stellar work of the pit crew allowed Heim to overcome a pit road speeding penalty he incurred at the end of the first stage on Lap 31.

“First of all, the pit crew did such a good job of getting the truck up front,” said Heim, who won his second race of the season, his first at LVMS and the 13th of his career. “I made that mistake in Stage 1 when I sped on pit road and put us behind.”

In a race run in uncharacteristically cold weather and stopped twice for sudden rain showers, Heim took the lead for good on Lap 101, passing Layne Riggs after the final restart following the fourth and final caution for Jack Wood’s accident in Turn 4 on Lap 93.

Heim led a race-high 42 of 134 laps to 39 for Stage 2 winner Tyler Ankrum and beat runner-up Grant Enfinger to the finish line by 0.825 seconds.

“This wasn’t exactly what we wanted in terms of the weather being cold and whatnot,” Heim said. “It seems to be a lot better when it’s hot and greasy, and we’re sliding around…

“I was doing everything I can there. I think all of us were completely wide open at the end. I spent a lot of time looking at my mirror, and it worked out.”

Enfinger passed Tanner Gray for the second spot on Lap 126 but couldn’t catch Heim over the final eight laps. Enfinger felt the battle with Gray might have cost him a chance to win.

“We got side by side and lost a little but right there,” Enfinger said. “And we probably went over our tire limit a little bit right there and that hurt us at the end.

“Corey was a lot better than us in the short run, and (crew chief) Jeff (Stankiewicz) really got this (No. 9 Chevrolet) really, really strolling on the long run. Our pit crew did an amazing job getting us from 11th to fifth (on the final stop). And when we were in the top five, we could race with those guys.”

Gray held third place at the finish, followed by reigning series champion and Stage 1 winner Ty Majeski and Riggs. Stewart Friesen, Rajah Caruth, Chandler Smith, Matt Crafton and Ankrum completed the top 10.

There were 21 lead changes among 12 drivers, both race records. Rain interrupted the race at the end of the first two stages, with red-flag periods lasting 55 minutes, 51 seconds and 19 minutes, 42 seconds, respectively.

  • Drivers Entered: 32
  • Laps Scheduled: 134
  • Margin of Victory: 0.825 Seconds
  • Time of Race: 1 Hours 52 Minutes 42 Seconds
  • Average Speed: 107.010
  • Cautions: 4 for 34 laps
  • Lead Changes: 21
  • Green Flag Passes: 1,478 (14.8 passes per green flag lap)

  • Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Ecosave 200
  • Race Winner: Corey Heim
  • Age: 22
  • Team : No 11 - Safelite Toyota
  • Owner: Johnny Gray
  • Crew Chief: Scott Zipadelli
  • Corey Heim won the Ecosave 200, his 13th victory in 67 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races
  • This is his second victory and second top-10 finish in 2025
  • This is his first victory and third top-10 finish in three races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Grant Enfinger (second) posted his 10th top-10 finish in 15 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway It is his third top-10 finish in 2025
  • Tanner Gray (third) posted his fourth top-10 finish in eight races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Giovanni Ruggiero (15th) was the highest finishing rookie
  • Ty Majeski leads the point standings by 5 points over Corey Heim
Corey Day poses with the pole award
Las Vegas, Nevada - March 14, 2025 : Corey Day, driver of the #7 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet, poses with the pole award winner $1,000.00 check during qualifying for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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DRIVER
DRIVER
#
MAKE
SINGLE BEST LAP
RANK
SPEED
TIME
BHND
LAP
LAPS
TOTAL
MULTI-LAP AVERAGES
5-LAP
10-LAP
15-LAP
20-LAP
25-LAP
30-LAP
10-LAP AVG
SPEED
FROM
TO

Ben Rhodes
99
Ford
1
178.400
30.269
0.000
3
16
30.779
0
0
Ty Majeski
98
Ford
2
178.389
30.271
0.002
3
31
30.906
30.972
31.015
174.354
5
14
Tyler Ankrum
18
Chevrolet
3
178.171
30.308
0.039
4
28
30.455
30.607
30.729
30.810
30.875
176.435
1
10
Corey Heim
11
Toyota
4
177.971
30.342
0.073
9
17
30.596
30.736
175.696
5
14
Corey Day
7
Chevrolet
5
177.614
30.403
0.134
5
34
30.470
30.640
30.693
176.246
2
11
Giovanni Ruggiero
17
Toyota
6
177.293
30.458
0.189
3
31
30.601
30.726
175.755
2
11
Bayley Currey
44
Chevrolet
7
177.055
30.499
0.230
2
25
30.603
30.673
30.774
30.835
30.929
176.056
1
10
Stewart Friesen
52
Toyota
8
176.626
30.573
0.304
5
34
30.817
30.876
31.240
31.296
174.899
3
12
Matt Mills
42
Chevrolet
9
176.598
30.578
0.309
2
29
30.871
31.047
173.948
1
10
Layne Riggs
34
Ford
10
176.436
30.606
0.337
9
30
30.888
30.967
174.392
1
10
Grant Enfinger
9
Chevrolet
11
176.350
30.621
0.352
3
33
30.703
30.800
30.894
30.932
175.328
1
10
Dawson Sutton
26
Chevrolet
12
176.327
30.625
0.356
8
21
30.826
0
0
Jack Wood
91
Chevrolet
13
175.987
30.684
0.415
2
25
30.860
30.933
30.983
174.575
2
11
Jake Garcia
13
Ford
14
175.942
30.692
0.423
3
30
30.803
31.705
170.587
18
27
Connor Mosack
81
Chevrolet
15
175.850
30.708
0.439
7
24
30.816
30.871
30.978
174.923
4
13
Andres Perez de Lara
77
Chevrolet
16
175.821
30.713
0.444
6
27
30.974
31.015
31.175
174.119
5
14
Rajah Caruth
71
Chevrolet
17
175.684
30.737
0.468
8
31
30.891
30.942
30.988
31.072
31.110
174.520
6
15
William Sawalich
1
Toyota
18
175.587
30.754
0.485
8
30
30.798
30.849
31.182
174.513
2
11
Tanner Gray
15
Toyota
19
175.570
30.757
0.488
2
29
30.877
30.954
30.998
174.459
2
11
Justin Haley
07
Chevrolet
20
175.421
30.783
0.514
3
28
30.867
30.895
30.983
174.788
3
12
Luke Fenhaus
66
Ford
21
175.399
30.787
0.518
9
26
30.987
0
0
Daniel Hemric
19
Chevrolet
22
175.319
30.801
0.532
2
23
31.017
0
0
Matt Crafton
88
Ford
23
175.165
30.828
0.559
5
26
30.851
0
0
Chandler Smith
38
Ford
24
175.154
30.830
0.561
13
32
30.962
31.109
31.216
173.590
11
20
Spencer Boyd
76
Chevrolet
25
174.610
30.926
0.657
7
17
31.298
0
0
Kaden Honeycutt
45
Chevrolet
26
174.396
30.964
0.695
5
13
31.009
0
0
Nathan Byrd
02
Chevrolet
27
172.199
31.359
1.090
3
10
31.561
0
0
Toni Breidinger
5
Toyota
28
171.739
31.443
1.174
19
31
31.579
31.699
31.786
170.361
18
27
Frankie Muniz
33
Ford
29
170.854
31.606
1.337
13
19
32.001
0
0
Josh Reaume
22
Ford
30
170.449
31.681
1.412
9
10
0
0
Stephen Mallozzi
2
Ford
31
159.910
33.769
3.500
3
3
0
0