Parker Kligerman on Thursday lost his appeal after having his NASCAR Truck Series season-opening win at Daytona erased by a disqualification. NASCAR disqualified Kligerman's No. 75 on Friday night when his truck was found to be too low in a postrace inspection.

There will be no reversal of fortunes for Parker Kligerman and the No. 75 Henderson Motorsports team following a disqualification in post-race inspection after

Ram is expected to join Chevy, Ford, and Toyota in the NASCAR Truck Series as the division's fourth manufacturer in 2026 after a hiatus lasting over a decade.

Parker Kligerman initially won Friday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway, but post-race inspection found his No. 75 truck to be too low, resulting in his disqualification.

NASCAR upheld the disqualification of Parker Kligerman's Daytona Truck Series win after his truck failed post-race inspection, despite his team's appeal.

Corey Heim will remain the winner of the season-opening NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Daytona after an appeal by Henderson Motorsports failed Thursday. Parker Kligerman took the checkered flag first in last week's race but his Henderson Motorsports truck failed inspection after it was found to be too low in the rear.

Parker Kligerman and Henderson Motorsports lost their appeal from Daytona on Thursday. Kligerman's DQ stands while Corey Heim keeps the Truck victory.