Parker Kligerman Disqualified After Daytona Win, Corey Heim Named Winner

Post-race inspection revealed Kligerman's truck violated NASCAR's ride height regulations, leading to his disqualification and Heim's 12th career victory.

Parker Kligerman initially celebrated victory at the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Fresh From Florida 250 at Daytona International Speedway.
Post-race inspections found Kligerman's No. 75 Chevrolet Silverado had a ride height violation, with the rear of the truck measured too low on both sides.
The disqualification handed the win to Corey Heim, marking his 12th career victory in the Truck Series and securing his spot in the 2025 playoffs.
Hendrick Motorsports announced plans to appeal the disqualification, though NASCAR's rulings in such cases are typically upheld.
The decision reshuffled the race results, with rookie Gio Ruggiero moving to second place and Justin Haley finishing fifth.