NASCAR O'Reilly Series

Richard Childress Racing teammates finished first (Elliott Sadler), 14th (Brendan Gaughan) and 15th (Austin Dillon).

Last week Elliott Sadler experienced one of the lowest lows ever inside a race car. Leading in the final laps and pulling away from Brad Keselowski in the inaugural NNS race at Indianapolis.

Michael Annett finished tonight’s 218.75-mile race in fourth place, a career best at Iowa Speedway for the Des Moines native.

After getting the black flag last week race at Indianapolis' inaugural 250, Elliot Sadler kept it together this weekend and won Saturday's race at Iowa Speedway.

Sam Hornish Jr. (No. 12 Würth Dodge Challenger) Finished Third YOU WON THE NATIONWIDE DASH 4 CASH. DID YOU REALLY THINK YOU WERE GOING TO PULL THIS OFF? “Not really. I felt like we had a pretty good car in qualifying but after how race practice went yesterday I wasn’t exactly how we were going to be."

Camry driver Michael McDowell (sixth) was the highest-finishing Toyota driver in Saturday evening's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) race at Iowa Speedway.

Elliott Sadler won the U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway for his fourth win this season and a little bit of redemption from last week.

While Sam Hornish, Jr. may be thrilled with the opportunity presented to him to drive the No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Dodge, he is also pleased with his new status. He is now officially in demand in multiple NASCAR series.

BRETT MOFFITT, No. 99 RAB Racing Toyota Camry, RAB Racing with Brack Maggard Are you excited to make your Nationwide Series debut? "Coming in here with the points lead (NASCAR K&N Pro Series East) is great. We've been running really strong lately."

John Blankenship will make his NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) debut with Tommy Baldwin Racing (TBR) this weekend. The West Virginia native will pilot the No. 44 COAL/Save Our Country Chevrolet in Saturday’s U.S. Cellular 250 presented by the Enlist Weed Control System.