Corey Heim’s girlfriend Taylor Reimer drops a 4-word reaction to Tricon star’s maiden Truck Series title win

NASCAR ARCA driver and girlfriend of Corey Heim, Taylor Reimer reacted to the 2025 Truck Series champion with four words on his Instagram story. Heim clinched his first Truck title on Friday after entering Phoenix with double-digit wins and a record for laps led.

The Tricon Racing No. 11 Toyota driver swept the first two stages, led a race-high 100 of 161 laps, and won after a dramatic double overtime. Reimer shared a video of Heim, who took the checkered flag 0.993 seconds ahead of last season's champion Ty Majeski, on Instagram.

"So proud of him," Reimer wrote.

Corey Heim's girlfriend, Taylor Reimer's Instagram story on November 1. Image: Screenshot via @taylorreimerr on Instagram

Reimer has followed Heim's Truck races all season. The two appeared publicly together early in 2025 and have shared multiple pictures from race weekends and personal celebrations on social media. Reimer drives part-time in the ARCA Menards Series for Nitro Motorsports and Venturini Motorsports.

Heim also ran his rookie ARCA season with Venturini in 2021 before he moved full time to the Truck Series with Tricon Garage in 2023.

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"Set myself up for success" - Corey Heim on ARCA 'breaking point' in 2020

Corey Heim looked back on his father's early sacrifices, which led him to be the winningest NASCAR Truck Series driver (12) in a single season.

He talked about how his first ARCA win at Kansas in 2020 gave him the chance to race full-time with Venturini Motorsports during the post-race media conference at Phoenix.

"My dad's investing pretty much every dime he's got into my racing career, hoping I can latch onto a manufacturer, get some support there to allow me to full-time race," Heim said.

"It was kind of the breaking point for me, honestly. I was able to win Kansas. I think it was my last race of the year. Get a full-time opportunity with Venturini and Toyota the next year. Go out and have a really good year. Set myself up for success going forward."

Heim completed his rookie ARCA season in second place after collecting six wins.

This Friday, Heim's restart from 10th place on the inside lane with four fresh tires almost crushed his Championship hopes. However, he drove through a packed run that briefly spread seven-wide into Turn 1. The 23-year-old charged to the inside of Grant Enfinger, cleared the leader on Lap 160 and pulled away to claim the win and the title.

Corey Heim, who made select Cup and Xfinity starts this season, has not yet revealed his schedule for the 2026 season. He may split time between Cup, Xfinity and Trucks, as he is under a development driver contract with 23XI Racing.