Corey Heim Wins, Hocevar Flips Him Off & Gilly Wins a Milly

Yeah, we're ready to go.

And we got to start with the winner of the Cup Series race, Corey Heim.

This is unbelievable.

Two wins and 15 races.

And I guess, like, we've always talked about, like, how do these guys from the lower series get acclimated quickly to Cup? I mean, his skill set has transferred pretty fast.

Yeah, he's

definitely blown the 100 race theory right out of the water.

Two for 15. not bad and and not to mention two of the marquee events this year with with san diego and the brickyard but the fashion that he did it in his car wasn't ideal he beat denny hamlin on a restart and then held on by not making any mistakes with not an ideal handling condition he was super loose at the end of that race but kept his car on the bottom of the racetrack where it needed to be didn't make any big mistakes he made a lot of little mistakes and covered him up by keeping him under control.

So the kid's good.

I mean, I don't know any other way to phrase it, but he's going to come right out of the gate next year being a contender.

You see it there, the stat, 15 career races for someone to get two wins within is A.J. Foyt.

That dates back to 1965.

We're talking 61 years since somebody has done that.

It's pretty impressive.

When your name is next to A.J. Foyt, Doing pretty good.

And you won at the Brickyard? That's kind of gangster.

Look, he's really good.

He's so good.

I mean, I think we talked about it when he filled in for Legacy.

It was like, oh, this is at Dover.

So you're filling in at the top series of premier series of NASCAR, right, with the best drivers in the world that do it and with a team that wasn't performing all that well in Legacy at that point.

And he ran 20th with that stuff right then.

And I'm like, hmm.

He might have some.

And then you just see the progression.