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Kevin Lacroix - Sylvain Lacroix-74-NPS

For the better part of three seasons Kevin Lacroix has dominated the road courses races in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series. But was still looking for his elusive first oval track win.

He took care of that Saturday night in dominating fashion, by winning the Rankin Construction 200 at Jukasa Motor Speedway. The 30-year-old driver from Saint-Eustache, Quebec took the lead on Lap 79 after the first competition break and didn’t look back. Lacroix’s No. 74 Bumper To Bumper/ Total/ Gates Dodge held off hard charges from Alex Tagliani and Cole Powell in the closing laps and in NASCAR Overtime for his ninth career series victory.
Source: NASCAR Pinty's Series
Jun 17 - 8:37 PM
Justin Allgaier - JR Motorsports-7-NXS

Justin Allgaier (No. 7 BRANDT Professional Agriculture Chevrolet) won the Iowa 250, his seventh victory in 254 NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) races and first top-10 finish in 13 races at Iowa Speedway.

This is his second victory and ninth top-10 finish in 2018 and his. Christopher Bell (second), highest finishing Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender, posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Iowa and his eighth top-10 finish in 2018. Daniel Hemric (third) posted his second top-10 finish in three races at Iowa. Pole-sitter Austin Cindric led 58 laps and finished the 250-lap race in 11th place. Elliott Sadler (finished 28th) leads the point standings by 4 points over Cole Custer (finished fourth).
Jun 17 - 8:16 PM
Will Rodgers - Jefferson Pitts Racing-7-KNE

In what ended up becoming a drama filled JUSTDRIVE.com 125, Will Rodgers dominated en route to the checkered flag and his second consecutive win at New Jersey Raceway Park on Saturday night.

Ernie Francis Jr. would lead the field to green with Rodgers to his outside. After staying in the tire tracks of Francis through the first six laps, Rodgers made his move to the lead in his No. 7 Kelly and Associates Insurance Group Ford and set sail from there. He went on to lead the final 49 laps and cross the finish 6.078 seconds ahead of Francis. The win marks the third of Rodgers’ NASCAR K&N Pro Series East career. The 23-year-old Murrieta, California native went to Victory Lane twice in 2017, both at series’ road courses: New Jersey and Watkins Glen International.
Source: NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Jun 16 - 10:29 PM
Brett Moffitt - Hattori Racing Enterprises-16-CWT

Brett Moffitt (No. 16 Destiny Homes Toyota Tundra) won the M&M's 200, his third victory in 22 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) races.

This is his second victory and fifth top-10 finish in 2018. This was Moffitt's first truck series start at Iowa Speedway. Noah Gragson (second) posted his second top-10 finish in two races at Iowa. It is his sixth top-10 finish in 2018. Pole-sitter Harrison Burton (third) led 30 laps of the 200-lap event and posted his first top-10 finish in two races at Iowa. Myatt Snider (10th) was the highest finishing Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender. Johnny Sauter (fifth) leads the NCWTS point standings by 71 points over Noah Gragson.
Jun 16 - 9:53 PM
Cole Custer - Stewart-Haas Racing-00-NXS

Cole Custer (No. 00 Haas Automation Ford) had the best 10-lap consecutive average speed in the XFINITY Series final practice for the Iowa 250.

The average speed of 127.576 mph was best of the 20 cars that ran at least 10 consecutive laps on the track for this final practice session. No. 19 Brandon Jones, No. 20 Christopher Bell, No. 21 Daniel Hemric and No. 9 Tyler Reddick are the rest of the top-five on this list.
Jun 16 - 9:39 PM
Kaz Grala - Fury Race Cars-61-NXS

Kaz Grala (No. 61 NETTTS Ford) tops the speed chart in the Final Practice session for the XFINITY Series Iowa 250 at Iowa Speedway in Newton, IA.

He ran a fast lap of 130.052 mph. No. 9 Tyler Reddick, No. 21 Daniel Hemric, No. 7 Justin Allgaier and No. 22 Austin Cindric round out the top-five of the 39 cars out on the track. The No. 66 Chevrolet, driven by Stan Mullis, was the slowest in the final practice session.
Jun 16 - 9:36 PM
Austin Cindric - Team Penske-12-NXS

Austin Cindric (No. 22 Fitzgerald Glider Kits Ford) had the best 10-lap consecutive average speed in the first practice for the XFINITY Series Iowa 250 at Iowa Speedway in Newton, IA.

His average speed of 126.074 mph was best of the six cars that ran at least 10 consecutive laps on the track for this session. No. 2 Matt Tifft (125.389 mph), No. 18 Riley Herbst (125.331), No. 20 Christopher Bell (124.972), No. 42 John Hunter Nemechek (124.813) and No. 9 Tyler Reddick (124.813) are the rest on this list.
Jun 16 - 9:31 PM
Christopher Bell - Joe Gibbs Racing-20-NXS

Christopher Bell (No. 20 Rheem Toyota) led the first practice session for the XFINITY Series Iowa 250 at Iowa Speedway in Newton, IA.

A lap of 129.790 mph was the best of the 33 cars completing laps in this session. No. 21 Daniel Hemric, No. 3 Shane Lee, No. 1 Elliott Sadler and No. 00 Cole Custer made up the rest of the top-five on the speed chart. The No. 66 Chevrolet, driven by Stan Mullis, was the slowest.
Jun 16 - 9:29 PM
Chase Cabre - Rev Racing-4-KNE

Chase Cabre (No. 4 E3 Spark Plugs Toyota) paced the field in the one and only practice session for the JUSTDRIVE.com 125 at New Jersey Motorsports Park for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East's first of two stops at a road course in 2018.

Cabre jumped to the top of the board late in Saturday’s practice session with a time of 1:26.068 (94.112 mph). Ernie Francis Jr., who is making his series debut as a teammate of Cabre with Rev Racing, was second in practice. The 20-year-old four-time Trans Am champion turned a lap of 1:26.223 (93.942 mph). Defending race winner Will Rodgers was third at 1:26.280 (93.880 mph). Rodgers swept the road course races with the series in 2017. DGR-Crosley teammates, Tyler Dippel and Tyler Ankrum, were fourth and fifth, respectively.
Source: NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Jun 16 - 2:33 PM
Harrison Burton - Kyle Busch Motorsports-51-CWT

Harrison Burton (No. 51 Morton Buildings Toyota Tundra) led the final NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice session for the M&M's 200 at Iowa Speedway in Newton, IA.

He ran a quick lap of 134.202 mph in this session. No. 25 Dalton Sargeant, No. 21 Johnny Sauter, No. 52 Stewart Friesen and No. 4 Todd Gilliland round out the top-five of the 33 trucks practicing in this session. Jennifer Jo Cobb in the No. 10 Chevrolet Silverado was the slowest. Burton also had the fastest 10-lap average speed (130.603 mph) among the 11 trucks that ran at least 10 consecutive laps on the track for this final session.
Jun 16 - 12:53 PM
Stewart Friesen - Halmar Friesen Racing-52-CWT

Stewart Friesen (No. 52 We Build America Chevrolet Silverado) had the best 10-lap consecutive average speed in the first practice for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series M&M's 200 at Iowa Speedway in Newton, IA.

His average speed of 130.333 mph was best of the five trucks that ran at least 10 consecutive laps on the track for this session. No. 51 Harrison Burton (129.316 mph), No. 98 Grant Enfinger (127.943 mph), No. 45 Justin Fontaine (126.863 mph) and No. 12 Reid Wilson (126.097 mph) are the others on this list.
Jun 16 - 12:49 PM
Justin Haley - GMS Racing-24-CWT

Justin Haley (No. 24 Fraternal Order of Eagles Chevrolet Silverado) led the first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice session for the M&M's 200 at Iowa Speedway in Newton, IA.

He ran a quick lap of 134.294 mph. No. 2 Cody Coughlin, No. 16 Brett Moffitt, No. 25 Dalton Sargeant and No. 4 Todd Gilliland round out the top-five of the 30 trucks completing laps in this session. Jennifer Jo Cobb in the No. 10 Chevrolet Silverado was the slowest.
Jun 16 - 10:53 AM
Chandler Smith - Venturini Motorsports-15-ARCA

Fifteen-year-old Chandler Smith (No. 15 Craftsman Toyota) scored his first career ARCA Racing Series win in the Herr's 200 at Madison International Speedway on Friday night.

Smith also led the practice session earlier in the day, and earned his fourth consecutive General Tire Pole in qualifying. By lap 126, Chandler dipped to the lowside on a restart and moved into the lead, a lead he wouldn't reliquish. By the checkered flag, he built up and 11-second lead over Zane Smith, current series point leader Sheldon Creed, Chase Purdy, and Gus Dean. The second five across the stripe were Natalie Decker, Bret Holmes, Eddie Fatscher, Colby Howard and Toni Breidinger.
Source: NASCAR ARCA Racing Series
Jun 16 - 10:01 AM
Kasey Kahne - Leavine Family Racing-95

Leavine Family Racing (LFR) has named Jon Leonard as the interim crew chief of the No. 95 Camaro ZL1 driven by veteran driver, Kasey Kahne, in a personnel change effective today for the organization.

Leonard has served as the team’s lead engineer in the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and also served as the team’s interim crew chief for the final five races of the 2017 season. The change atop the No. 95 pit box will take effect as the series returns to competition at Sonoma Raceway for the first road course race of the season after having taken a weekend off.-LFR
Jun 16 - 9:45 AM
Chase Dowling - Rob Fuller Motorsports-15-WMT

Chase Dowling (No. 15 15-40 Connection Chevrolet) finished ninth in Thursday night's NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour (NWMT) Thompson 125 at Thompson (CT) Speedway Motorsports Park.

He started 11th in the lineup and completed all laps of the 125-lap race. Dowling is currently second in the 2018 NWMT championship standings after this event, 19 points behind leader Justin Bonsignore (race winner at Thompson) after this event.
Jun 15 - 9:12 PM

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