Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport is set to compete in the Hy‑Vee Perks 250 on August 8, 2026 at Iowa Speedway, marking another chapter for the team that blends driver development with innovative engineering.
The .875‑mile track is known for its progressive banking, a configuration that demands precise handling and a finely tuned balance between front and rear grip, especially through the sweeping turns that test both car setup and driver skill.
Iowa’s Banking Geometry
The layout’s gradual rise through the corners forces teams to adjust suspension and aerodynamic components to maintain stability, while the varying banking angles require drivers to modulate throttle and braking inputs constantly.
Jeb Burton, currently 20th in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, will pilot the No. 27 Chevrolet sponsored by Celsius, aiming to climb the standings and showcase the team’s technical progress.
Blaine Perkins, positioned 22nd in the same series, returns to Iowa where he previously earned his best results in the K&N West division, targeting a top‑20 finish while carrying the ‘The Gentleman Thief’ branding on his car.
Rookie Carson Brown, an 18‑year‑old from New London, North Carolina, makes his debut in the series, bringing fresh energy to the lineup and adding a youthful perspective to the team’s ambitions.
Jordan Anderson and John Bommarito founded the organization with a focus on nurturing talent and pushing the boundaries of performance, a philosophy that has guided the team through its evolution from driver‑run program to full‑scale racing operation.
The team’s recent appearance on the Business of Motorsports podcast highlighted its journey, emphasizing how strategic partnerships and a commitment to innovation have shaped its approach to competition.