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Michael Annett on Going to Iowa Speedway: “I can’t wait to go race at my home track this weekend. Growing up in Des Moines I still have a lot of friends and family in the area and they always come out to the race to support me."

After a solid outing last weekend in Darlington, RFR’s Sprint Cup program takes a break from point racing for the Sprint All-Star Challenge. RFR won the event last season and will look for its fifth all-star win this weekend.

Darlington - The "Lady In Black" proved to be a bit of a challenge for Justin Allgaier and his No. 31 BRANDT Racing team last weekend. Allgaier wrestled with a tight-handling car throughout the extended 151-lap race, but led eight laps en route to a 13th-place finish.

The No. 30 team brought home a ninth-place finish last weekend at Darlington Raceway with Arpin's fellow Turner Motorsports driver James Buescher at the wheel. In Arpin's last race in the No. 30 mike's ON THE ROCKS Chevrolet, he finished 10th at Texas Motor Speedway in April.

Brad Sweet will return to the seat of the No. 38 Great Clips machine this weekend for the NASCAR Nationwide Series' (NNS) first of two stops at Iowa Speedway. This event will mark the Grass Valley, Calif.-native's third NNS start of the season after proving impressive in his first race at Auto Club Speedway where he brought home a sixth-place finish.

Mike Wallace and the No. 01 Restaurant.com Chevrolet team of JD Motorsports have their sights set on a good finish at Iowa Speedway this weekend.

Stenhouse, Jr. on racing at Iowa Speedway: “I look forward to going back to Iowa Speedway. As soon you get to the track, you can feel the high energy of the fans. Iowa is a driver’s racetrack. It would be awesome to win three races in a row at a single track."

No. 99 RAB Racing Toyota driver Travis Pastrana isn’t the only action sports star spending a lot of time at NASCAR races these days.

This weekend, NASCAR Nationwide Series Driver Tayler Malsam will make his first start at Iowa Speedway aboard the #19 G-Oil Toyota Camry from TriStar Motorsports. Fans can tune into the Pioneer Hi-Bred 250 this Sunday, May 20 at 1:30 pm ET on ESPN.

Iowa Speedway has always been a track that has treated Jason Bowles very well and this weekend will hopefully bring more of the same. Bowles will be behind the wheel of his traditional Red, White, and Blue American Majority No. 81 Toyota this Sunday in the Pioneer Hi-Bred 250 for the NASCAR Nationwide Series.