Corey Heim didn't mince words after his race ended in disappointment at North Wilkesboro Speedway. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver was battling Layne Riggs for position on the final lap when he spun out, costing him a potential victory. Heim immediately pointed the finger at Riggs, calling his driving "scum racing."
The incident occurred as the two trucks entered turn three. Heim attempted to pass Riggs on the inside, but the two made contact, sending Heim spinning. While Riggs managed to maintain control and finish the race, Heim was left frustrated and vocal about his displeasure.
"I don't know what to say," Heim told reporters after the race. "That's just scum racing, in my opinion. He knows he can't beat us straight up, so he has to resort to that."
The confrontation adds another layer of intensity to the already competitive Truck Series. It remains to be seen whether NASCAR will take any action regarding the incident. Fans and fellow drivers are sure to be watching closely as the season progresses to see if the rivalry between Heim and Riggs escalates further.
Heim Calls Riggs' Racing 'Scum' After North Wilkesboro Spin
Corey Heim criticized Layne Riggs' driving style after a dramatic final-lap incident at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Saturday. Heim, a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series contender, spun out while battling Riggs for position. He labeled Riggs' racing tactics as "scum racing" in a post-race interview, sparking debate among fans and analysts. The incident overshadowed what was otherwise a thrilling race at the historic track.