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Suddenly, Bell found himself back in position for the win. The points leader caught Allgaier while knocking on his rear bumper on lap 256. Racing off Turns 3 and 4, Bell was alongside Allgaier before these two gritty racers traded paint along the frontstretch. Eventually gaining the top spot, Bell pulled away from Allgaier to score his fourth win of the NASCAR XFINITY Series season and his third in a row.

CHRISTOPHER BELL, No. 20 Ruud Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing - What would it mean for you to win your third consecutive Xfinity Series race tomorrow at Iowa? “It would definitely be very special. To be able to go two in a row at Kentucky and Loudon, which are two race tracks that are extremely different is something that I’m proud of for our team. They’ve been working really hard and we’ve been fast pretty much every style race track that we go to. Glad that I was able to win those two races to prove that to everybody. I think we’ve got a good shot at it."

The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will both be in action at Pocono Raceway this week and the NASCAR Xfinity Series will be at Iowa Speedway. Check out the full schedule below, which is subject to change.

Richard Childress Racing at Pocono Raceway ... In 159 starts at Pocono Raceway, RCR team owner Richard Childress has two wins, both with Dale Earnhardt, who won on July 19, 1987 and July 18, 1993. Additionally, RCR has earned one pole award, 16 top-five and 54 top-10 finishes with 610 laps led at the uniquely-shaped three-turn track. Childress, a former driver in NASCAR's top division, contributed two of those top-10 finishes under the RCR banner.

Ryan Reed has competed at Iowa Speedway nine times in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Reed has finished 21st or better in every start at Iowa.  His best finish came in July 2017 where he started 14th and finished 10th.  

Roush Fenway Racing gets set for NASCAR’s first split weekend of the season as the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) treks to Pocono for the second time in eight weeks, while the NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) heads back to Iowa for the second time in 40 days. A Jack Roush Ford has visited victory lane at the two tracks a combined nine times, including five times at Iowa and four times at Pocono.

News and notes: After recording his fifth Top 25 finish in the last six races, Boyd is ready to go back racing in the Hawkeye state of Iowa. The Xfinity Series raced at Iowa Speedway just five weeks ago, where Boyd recorded one of his best results of the year with a 22nd place finish. "I'm really looking forward to coming back to Iowa this weekend," says Boyd. "We had one of our best runs of the year here a few weeks ago, so that definitely gives our team a lot of confidence going into the weekend. I think if we can put everything together we can have a top 20 finish."

Briscoe on Iowa - “I’ve had Iowa circled on the calendar for a long time. It’s hands down my favorite pavement track, and I love how many options it gives you as a driver. Hopefully we can have a good day and battle up front.”

Jeremy Clements Racing is excited to announce that they will run the 1960 Cup Champion Rex White’s "Gold Thunder" paint scheme in the VFW200 at Darlington Raceway "Celebrating 7 Decades of NASCAR” Labor Day Weekend. RepairableVehicles.com will fuel the #51 Camaro SS to honor not only White but moreover, Jeremy’s Great Uncle Louis Clements.

Gallagher and the No. 23 team will utilize chassis no. 222; this chassis has been raced three times this season, twice by Spencer Gallagher at ISM Raceway (Start:12th/Finish:14th) and at Richmond Raceway (Start:17th/Finish:17th) then by Justin Haley in his NXS debut at Iowa Speedway (Start:13th/Finish:12th).