NASCAR Truck Series

Ryan Blaney, 18, withstood a series of late-race restarts to become the youngest winner in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, prevailing in Saturday night's American Ethanol 200 Presented by Hy-Vee at Iowa Speedway.

Tundra driver Todd Bodine (third) was the top-finishing Toyota driver in Saturday night's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) race at Iowa Speedway.

Ryan Blaney (No. 29 Cooper Standard RAM) Race Winner YOU WON IN YOUR THIRD START AND YOU’RE NOW THE YOUNGEST WINNER IN CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES HISTORY. “This is pretty incredible. I’ve got to thank Cooper Standard, Reese Towpower, Draw-Tite and Brad Keselowski for giving me this opportunity. Doug made some great calls there at the end. It’s pretty unbelievable. Hopefully we can get a few more here.

In a joint announcement today at the NASCAR Fuel for Business Council® meeting in Chicago, New Holland became the Official Agricultural Equipment of NASCAR®. New Holland, the latest NASCAR Official Partner, has served the needs of farmers and ranchers across North America for more than 110 years, and its equipment plays a critical role in the production of ethanol.

As the action on-track heats up with NASCAR’s postseason set to begin, NASCAR, Sprint and Turner Sports announced today the launch of the sport’s first official app for iPhone and iPod Touch. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile App allows fans to follow their favorite drivers and stay on top of all the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race action, including access to race day content, schedules, standings, breaking news and more.

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series rookie Ross Chastain returns to the Iowa Speedway for American Ethanol 200 presented by Hy-Vee on Saturday evening. The NCWTS last raced at the track just east of Des Moines, Iowa back in June and Ross and the SS Green Light Racing team finished sixteenth; he and the entire team are looking for a better run in the Watermelon.org / Magnuson Hotels Toyota when the trucks hit the pavement in Iowa on Saturday night.

Jason White on Iowa: “Iowa is a very unique track and one that can be challenging for both the driver and the crew. The handling of your truck needs to be just right at Iowa or you will struggle a little bit all night in the race. In our first race at the track earlier this year, we battled that handling a little bit as we just couldn’t get that right balance we needed on our truck. That resulted in us having to battle all night and really fight for everything we could get.”

RAM DRIVER QUOTES “I’ve been to Iowa a few times the last couple years with the K&N and Nationwide cars. I’ve got a good idea about that racetrack and I really like it. It’s an awesome facility and the racing is always really good there. I think it’s a neat track to go back to and I’m really looking forward to it. Hopefully, we can run well in our Cooper Standard RAM. Luckily, we have a night practice on Friday so we can do all our race runs there and get a good idea of what it’ll do at night. Then we have another practice Saturday for qualifying stuff. I think we’ve got a good head start.” -- Ryan Blaney

MB Motorsports and the #65 LG SEEDS Ford is set to return to Iowa Speedway with Justin Jennings for the American Ethanol 200 presented by Hy-Vee. Jennings made his Nascar Camping World Truck Series debut at the .875 mile track last July.

TOYOTA TIDBITS RICHMOND REWIND: Clint Bowyer earned his second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) win of the season in Saturday night's rain-delayed race at Richmond International Raceway, the final event before the start of the 10-race 'Chase for the Sprint Cup' championship. Bowyer's triumph also marked the third consecutive victory by a Toyota driver -- after Denny Hamlin's back-to-back wins at Bristol Motor Speedway (Aug. 25) and Atlanta Motor Speedway (Sept. 2). Bowyer led the final 88 laps (of 400) in the Michael Waltrip Racing (MWR) No. 15 5-hour ENERGY Toyota Camry en route to victory lane.