Corey Day

Corey Day is an American motorsports driver recognized for his versatility in dirt track and stock car racing. As a full-time competitor in High Limit Racing with Jason Meyers Racing and a part-time driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series for Hendrick Motorsports, Day has established a reputation for adaptability across multiple racing disciplines. His transition from a successful dirt racing background—where he became the youngest winner of the Turkey Night Grand Prix and earned titles in the King of the West Sprint Car Series and the Trophy Cup—to the national NASCAR stage demonstrates his ability to compete at various levels of professional motorsports.

Day's professional record includes multiple victories and consistent top finishes. He has achieved double-digit wins, including notable performances in the High Limit Series and a victory at the Gold Cup Race of Champions, marking his first World of Outlaws win. Day has also competed in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, where he finished 21st at Martinsville Speedway despite facing significant challenges during the race. His capacity to manage demanding schedules—competing in both NASCAR and sprint car events, sometimes on the same weekend—underscores his commitment to the sport.

In addition to his racing accomplishments, Day is frequently featured in media coverage and documentaries such as "DIRT II: A Season with High Limit." His progression from a dirt racer to a member of Hendrick Motorsports is often cited in discussions about career development in motorsports. Day openly addresses the challenges of rapid advancement, high expectations, and the learning curve associated with top-tier competition, contributing to his profile as a prominent figure in the racing community.