MB Motorsports’ J.R. Heffner finished a respectable 18th in last Wednesday’s dirt race at Eldora Speedway.Heffner, a dirt-track veteran from Stephentown, N.Y., drove the No. 63 truck in his first …
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MB Motorsports’ J.R. Heffner finished a respectable 18th in last Wednesday’s dirt race at Eldora Speedway.Heffner, a dirt-track veteran from Stephentown, N.Y., drove the No. 63 truck in his first race with the Foristell-based NASCAR Truck Series team.Heffner all 150 laps on the half-mile oval in Rossburg, Ohio. He qualified 16th.He locked himself into the 30-truck field by finishing fourth out of seven trucks in one of five heat races held earlier in the day.This was the second year in a row the truck series raced on the dirt track, owned by Sprint Cup regular Tony Stewart.Darrell Wallace Jr. led the final 97 laps to claim his second series win of the year and eighth in 10 races for Kyle Busch Motorsports. Ron Hornaday Jr. finished second, with Ryan Blaney, Ken Schrader and Ty Dillon rounding out the top five.
