NASCAR’s Corey Heim Punched in Face by Treyten Lapcevich’s Racing Team
NASCAR Fight Goes Down Outside Hot Dog Stand Between Driver & Rival Racing Team
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A NASCAR race ended in chaos after members of one racing team rushed a driver after a late-race crash ... and the incident went down in front of a hot dog stand.
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NASCAR driver Corey Heim was punched in the face by a member of Treyten Lapcevich's racing team after he took home third place at the 2026 ValleyStar Credit Union 300.
During the match at Virginia's Martinsville Speedway Saturday, Corey and Treyten were neck and neck before the finish -- with Corey's car colliding with Treyten's vehicle.
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Eventually ... Corey's car went over the top of Treyten's ... as both vehicles were badly damaged.
Flash-forward to the showdown at the hot dog stand ... Corey was ambushed by Treyten's racing team as Corey tried to block the punches to his head.
It seems that Corey wasn't too affected by the blows ... he wrote on X afterward ... "Solid effort, but at least make it count next time."
