Dale Earnhardt, Jr. on his fourth place finish and his prospect for returning to New Hampshire during the Chase: “We were just happy to run in the top five. We run better at this track, for whatever reason, the second time in the season. I like coming here. I love running here. We’re pretty excited about our chances when we get to the Chase.”
KASEY KAHNE, NO. 5 FARMERS INSURANCE CHEVROLET – WINNER - TALK ABOUT YOUR SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON: "The first one with Hendrick Motorsports was pretty cool. The second on is really special to be a part of, especially as good as the HMS (Hendrick Motorsports) cars are each and every weekend."
GREG BIFFLE – No. 16 3M/Post-It Ford Fusion – “It was just a case of brakes. I’m a terrible driver when it comes to taking care of the brakes. It’s got to be me because we’ve done everything under the sun, but about halfway through I lost my brakes and that’s about all I could do."
The old saying that nothing replaces hard word was very true for Mike Wallace and the No. 01 Team Fox Charity Chevrolet team of JD Motorsports with Gary Keller.
It was a weekend of firsts for Red Horse Racing driver Timothy Peters as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series raced into Iowa Speedway for the American Ethanol 200.
Tundra driver Timothy Peters (first) won his first race of the season in Saturday night's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at Iowa Speedway.
Parker Kligerman (No. 29 Reese Towpower RAM) Finished 10th WHEN YOU DON’T UNLOAD OFF THE TRUCK LIKE YOU WANT TO IT MAKES IOWA SPEEDWAY EVEN MORE DIFFICULT: “Man, it make it for a long weekend. Everybody on this Reese Towpower RAM team never gave up. Doug (Randolph) and I had a heart to heart after practice to try and figure out what we needed to do to get the truck to run better."
Brad Keselowski (No. 22 Snap-on Dodge Challenger) Winner HOW TOUGH WAS IT OUT THERE TODAY? "It was hot but it's not supposed to be easy. What a great day for this team. A great car. We went to Richmond and struggled with this team really bad."
Jimmie Johnson confirmed that he will compete in the 2027 DAYTONA 500 with a familiar car number – the No. 48 – in the final NASCAR Cup Series start of one of the most accomplished careers in the history of American motorsports.
The two-time ARCA Menards Series East champion from Prairie, Minnesota, cut his points deficit to make the Chase cutline by 14 points with a fifth-place run at IMS.
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Installing modern fleet dash cams with GPS tracking means managers can view exactly what was happening on the road at the same time as the position history of the vehicle.
