Morgan Wallen and Eric Church support Corey Heim's NASCAR win at Indy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 8:14 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Morgan Wallen and Eric Church celebrated in NASCAR Victory Lane at Indianapolis Motor Speedway after supporting driver Corey Heim. The country music stars' brand, Field & Stream, served as the primary sponsor for Heim's No. 67 car during the Brickyard 400. This event marked Field & Stream's first major NASCAR sponsorship after recent rebranding initiatives. The duo’s investment in the company has resulted in increased involvement in NASCAR, with additional races planned for the remainder of the season. Wallen also contributed to the Indy 500 earlier this year through his satellite radio station.
- •Wallen and Church are co-owners of the Field & Stream brand.
- •Field & Stream sponsored Corey Heim's car at the Brickyard 400.
- •Heim has four more planned races for the current season.
- •Field & Stream aims to expand its reach within the NASCAR community.
- •Wallen's satellite radio station was featured in the Indy 500.
- 8:14 PMYahoo Sports — Morgan Wallen, Eric Church join Corey Heim in NASCAR Victory Lane at Indy ... in a way
"Field & Stream was once clinging to life, but country superstars Eric Church and Morgan Wallen are lending their efforts to rebranding efforts.
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