​Corey Heim, Treyten Lapcevich – Justin Casterline/Getty Images; Chris Graythen/Getty ImagesThe dust is finally settling on a turbulent weekend at Martinsville Speedway, and NASCAR‘s Corey Heim is making sure everyone knows he isn’t letting the drama get under his skin.After a volatile conclusion to the ValleyStar Credit Union 300, the rising stock car star found himself at the epicenter of an unexpected uproar. After the fight, video clips quickly flooded social media showing a chaotic scene near the infield hot dog stand after a race, where Heim was confronted and attacked by members of Treyten Lapcevich‘s racing team.The fight, which seemed to be sparked by late-race contact on the asphalt that sent cars scrambling, drew immediate backlash from motorsports fans demanding stricter paddock security and clearer accountability.However, rather than fueling a prolonged war of words or letting the mob attack dominate the narrative, Heim shared a simple response online that featured a selfie of himself with a thumbs-up and a one-sentence caption.“Solid effort, but at least make it count next time,” Heim wrote on X.Solid effort, but at least make it count next time https://t.co/LheQbvetSV— Corey Heim (@CoreyHeim_) September 27, 2026The reaction suggests that the young talent was brushing off the blows and refusing to play the victim. While league officials review footage to decide whether any penalties or fines are warranted for the unprovoked pit road scuffle, Heim has clearly opted to let the noise fade into the background.For now, the viral video will remain a talking point among race fans, but Heim’s nonchalant online comeback shows that he’s keeping his focus locked firmly on the track ahead.Read the latest entertainment news on TV Insider.