Race Results: 2025 NCTS EcoSave 250 at the Charlotte ROVAL

Photo: Casey Calhoun, Racing America

Are we even surprised at this point?

Corey Heim went to Victory Lane in Friday’s EcoSave 250, the inaugural event for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at the Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL. The triumph marks the 10th win of the season for Heim, setting a single-season record in the NASCAR Truck Series.

Despite starting on the pole, Heim wasn’t the dominant truck of the afternoon, though, that title belonged to his TRICON Garage teammate Brent Crews, who led a race-high 56 of 70 laps, but came up one spot short of the victory after crew chief Jacob Hampton called him to pit road during the final caution of the afternoon to fix a fuel pickup issue.

Scott Zipadelli, crew chief for Heim’s No. 11 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, would ultimately call the race-winning strategy by leaving the TRICON Garage driver on the racetrack to hold the race lead, as the field went into NASCAR Overtime.

With the chaos that occurred during the final two-lap shootout, Heim was able to hold the field behind him beating Brent Crews (his 17-year-old teammate) back to the start-finish line by 1.338 seconds, collecting his 21st win in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.

Brent Crews and Gio Ruggiero finished second and third, collecting the first 1-2-3 sweep for TRICON Garage. The organization joins ThorSport Racing and Kyle Busch Motorsports as the only teams to accomplish that in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.

Rajah Caruth had a fantastic rally in the late stages of Friday’s event to finish in fourth-place, with Spire Motorsports teammate and NASCAR Xfinity Series regular Connor Zilisch rounding out the top-five in the No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado RST.

Josh Bilicki collected an impressive sixth-place result, while post-season drivers Grant Enfinger, Ty Majeski, and Tyler Ankrum finished seventh through ninth. Connor Mosack rounded out the top-10 after restarting on the front row in NASCAR Overtime.

Other drivers in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoffs that failed to score top-10 finishes include Kaden Honeycutt in 14th, who got spun on the final lap of the event by Grant Enfinger while battling for a spot just outside the top-five.

Layne Riggs was in position to get a solid finish by staying out on the final restart, but dropped dramatically when the green flag came out, finishing a disappointing 21st.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series EcoSave 250 Race Results

Pos	#	Driver	Laps	Diff
1	11	Corey Heim (P)	70	--
2	1	Brent Crews	70	1.338
3	17	Gio Ruggiero	70	2.048
4	71	Rajah Caruth	70	3.998
5	7	Connor Zilisch	70	4.577
6	41	Josh Bilicki	70	5.903
7	9	Grant Enfinger	70	7.239
8	98	Ty Majeski	70	8.097
9	18	Tyler Ankrum	70	8.495
10	81	Connor Mosack	70	9.698
11	19	Daniel Hemric	70	9.883
12	45	Bayley Currey	70	11.027
13	26	Dawson Sutton	70	12.053
14	52	Kaden Honeycutt	70	13.666
15	20	Will Rodgers	70	13.889
16	56	Timmy Hill	70	14.262
17	42	Matt Mills	70	14.535
18	77	Corey LaJoie	70	15.926
19	38	Chandler Smith	70	19.057
20	76	Spencer Boyd	70	22.972
21	34	Layne Riggs	70	41.251
22	91	Jack Wood	70	59.844
23	13	Jake Garcia	70	78.665
24	88	Matt Crafton	69	1 lap
25	02	Ben Maier	69	1 lap
26	16	Kris Wright	69	1 lap
27	62	Wesley Slimp	69	1 lap
28	33	Mason Maggio	69	1 lap
29	69	Tyler Tomassi	69	1 lap
30	5	Toni Breidinger	63	7 laps
31	15	Tanner Gray	55	15 laps
32	44	Andres Perez	54	16 laps
33	22	Josh Reaume	52	18 laps
34	2	Carter Fartuch	24	46 laps
35	75	Parker Kligerman	20	50 laps
36	99	Ben Rhodes	2	68 lapsA