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A partnership between NASCAR and Coca‑Cola will award 250 military heroes two annual race tickets for the next 20 years, celebrating their service through personalized gifts and driver recognitions.
After months of negotiations, Chase Briscoe finalized the purchase of Brent Marks Racing, renaming it Chase Briscoe Racing. The move aligns with his long‑term goal of blending competition with management, while the partnership with Marks aims to elevate the team for the upcoming Knoxville Nationals.
NASCAR’s top two series will return to New Hampshire Motor Speedway next September, marking a comeback of playoff racing in New England and reigniting the track’s storied atmosphere.
Haas Factory Team will field three entries in the 2027 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, using an affiliate program and strategic alliances to build a sustainable pathway for drivers like Dean Thompson without heavy external financing.
The NASCAR Cup Series returned to Iowa Speedway on August 8, 2026, with Team Penske dominating qualifying, as Ryan Blaney claimed pole and the organization’s drivers showcased recent short‑track excellence.
Ryan Blaney secured pole position for the NASCAR Cup Series Iowa Corn 350, beating Kyle Larson by a razor‑thin margin. The result reshapes the championship picture as Denny Hamlin’s equipment issues loom over the title battle.
Two NASCAR Cup teams faced inspection setbacks at Iowa Speedway, but rallied to claim a $1 million prize and set their sights on a strong 2026 season.
Ryan Blaney’s flawless lap averages and brake issues faced by several drivers highlight the competitive landscape ahead of the Iowa Corn 350.
Chase Briscoe has bought Brent Marks Racing and will operate it under his own banner, allowing Brent Marks to concentrate exclusively on competition.
Ryan Blaney captured pole position at Iowa Speedway with a 134.191 mph lap, adding to his storied history at the track while positioning himself for the regular‑season title.
Carson Brown’s second‑place result in the JR&CO 150 at Iowa Speedway not only highlighted his growing prowess on the track but also positioned him for a high‑profile NASCAR debut later this season.
This weekend Iowa Speedway will stage its third NASCAR Cup Series race, followed by a full repave that sets the stage for a July 4th weekend event in 2027 and reshapes The Chase picture for several top drivers.
Ryan Blaney claimed pole position for the upcoming Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway with a 134.191 mph qualifying speed, positioning himself to challenge points leader Denny Hamlin and pursue a regular‑season championship.
Ryan Blaney enters Sunday’s Iowa Cup race with a steep points uphill battle, while teammate Denny Hamlin battles brake woes and Tyler Reddick eyes a top‑5 start. The outcome could decide whether Blaney can stay alive in the championship chase.
Ryan Blaney’s fastest qualifying lap of 134.191 mph puts him on pole for Sunday’s race, as he looks to translate historic track success into a championship push.
Ryan Blaney captured pole position for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway with a speed of 134.191 mph, positioning himself to contest the regular‑season championship as the Chase looms.
Haas Factory Team will field a third full‑time O'Reilly Series entry in 2027 with Dean Thompson, while continuing its Cup Series effort driven by Cole Custer.
William Byron aims to defend his 2023 Iowa Speedway triumph amid limited wins this season, while Denny Hamlin grapples with track challenges and upcoming regulatory changes.
Qualifying for the Iowa Corn 350 saw Ryan Blaney dominate the time sheets, while Brad Keselowski’s early incident set him back. The race, broadcast on USA Network, concluded with William Byron taking victory.
Ryan Blaney captured pole position for the Iowa NASCAR Cup race, beating Kyle Larson by a narrow margin. The result marks his 15th career pole and his debut at Iowa, where he also won the inaugural event in 2024.
Ryan Blaney claimed pole position with a 23.474‑second lap, while Kyle Larson and Brad Keselowski faced unexpected setbacks, heralding a competitive NASCAR Cup Series event broadcast on USA Network.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway will feature a $11.23 million purse, live coverage on USA and HBO Max, and a competitive starting lineup led by Denny Hamlin in the points standings.
Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson will lead the field at Iowa Speedway on Sunday, while a cluster of top qualifiers and a tight points battle among playoff contenders underscore the importance of the upcoming short‑track stretch.
Ryan Blaney claimed pole position for the Iowa Corn 350 with a blistering lap of 23.474 seconds, edging out Kyle Larson and Joey Logano as the series approaches its final race of the 2026 season.