Shocking images come to light as Corey Heim flips upside down at the Caraway Speedway in CARS Tour race

Corey Heim crashed the CARS Tour event at Caraway Speedway, and his car ended up upside down after scaling the wall, according to reports. Matt Weaver shared photos from the event, noting that the crash involved Jacob Heafner and Corey Heim. Heafner managed to back out, while Heim's car came to rest on its roof. Thankfully, Heim was responsive, and efforts were underway to right his car.

The Firecracker 265 at Caraway Speedway in Sophia, N.C., was ready to add excitement to the zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model divisions. Meanwhile, since the race is mid-week, it saw some NASCAR drivers as well, including William Byron and Corey Heim.

According to the latest updates, a shoving match between Heim and Jacob Heafner occurred during the 69th lap at the exit of Turn 4. The clash caused Heim’s #55 Toyota Camry to hit the outside wall, climb up the front stretch wall, and ultimately land on its side. As Heafner drove away, Heim's car tipped over onto its roof.

Fortunately, Corey Heim came out unharmed from the incident. The track safety crews took time to right the overturned car, but Heim walked away without any injuries. Matt Weaver, who was on the scene to capture images of the event, shared updates and photos on X (formerly Twitter):

"Lap 69 Crash involving Jacob Heafner and Corey Heim Heim is upside after riding the wall Heafner backed out and Heim dropped down on his roof Heim is responsive and they're going to flip his car back over"

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Corey Heim might land a spot in the Cup Series in 2025 - Reports

Recent reports from Bob Pockrass suggest that Eric Jones might not drive with Legacy Motor Club next season, since there is currently no contract in place. While the team would likely prefer to keep Jones, his return remains uncertain. In case he vacates the #43 car, Corey Heim could be considered as a potential replacement.

Heim serves as the reserve driver for 23XI Racing and Legacy Motor Club in the NASCAR Cup Series. Additionally, he competes full-time for TRICON Garage in the Truck Series and part-time in the Xfinity Series for Sam Hunt Racing.

Furthermore, 23XI Racing could also have plans for Heim if Denny Hamlin decides to expand his team. When Pockrass inquired with Hamlin, the #11 Joe Gibbs Racing driver shared:

"I talked to Corey [Heim] a little bit about that understanding that his future doesn't rely on a week-to-week basis. He's young enough and establishing up and he's winning enough on Friday and Saturday to know that he's capable of doing it, right?"

Currently, Heim is performing well in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series standings at P2, with 4 wins, nine top-5s, and eleven top-10s.