Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick & Kyle Busch Top NASCAR Off Week 2 Retrospective
Who’s in the headline The most dominant car of the season has been the No. 4 of Kevin Harvick. Harvick has five wins along with …
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Lapped Traffic Proves Tricky For Justin Allgaier, XFINITY Race At Iowa
Lapped traffic is a constant presence at most short tracks and the 7/8-mile speedway at Iowa is no exception. On Sunday (June 17), winner Justin …
Pace Laps: Kasey Kahne’s Endless Pursuit of… What? & Exciting NASCAR Racing In Iowa
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: The Latest Push To Fix Kasey Kahne June’s off week came with a crew chief change in the Monster Energy …
Tracking the Trucks: Brett Moffitt Notches 1st Win at Iowa Speedway
In a Nutshell: After adding new sponsorship this week in Destiny Homes, Brett Moffitt made his second 2018 trip to NASCAR Camping World Truck Series …
4 Burning Questions: Should Iowa Host A Cup Race?
Should Iowa Speedway be on the Cup Series calendar? Once the current track deals run out in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, one track …
ARCA Racing Series Breakdown: Herr’s Potato Chips 200 at Madison
Venturini Motorsports’ No. 15 called it a “serious ass-whuppin” when the checkered flag flew Friday night at Madison International Speedway, and that’s exactly what it …
Tech Talk: Revisiting NASCAR Aero, Engines and New Rules with Justin Alexander
The 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season has been a challenging year for Chevrolet. They are beginning to see the fruits of their labor, …
Justin Haley and Harrison Burton Lead Saturday Practices at Iowa
Justin Haley and Harrison Burton led the way in Saturday’s (June 16) practice sessions for Saturday nights M&M’s 200 at Iowa Speedway. The two young …
Friday Faceoff: Which Top Driver Might Be Facing A Winless Season?
1. Once again, weather dominated the headlines this weekend. Do you think there’s anything more that NASCAR can do (tires, start times, scheduling) or is …
Teddy Roosevelt and Stock Car Racing: A Corollary
Teddy Roosevelt once said, “It is not the critic who counts. Not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the …