17th race of the season at Iowa Speedway

RACE CENTER: Iowa Speedway

The next NASCAR race (CEST):

Timeline Race 17/36 (Regular Season)
Iowa Speedway
Friday, June 14:
from 23:35: Final Practice I
Saturday, June 15:
From 19:05: Qualifying, Round 1 (Group A & B)
afterwards: Qualifying, Round 2 (Top 10 for Pole Award)
Monday, June 17:
from 00:30: Pay-TV LIVE on Sport1+
from 01:19: 1st Annual Iowa Corn 350
350 (70/140/140) laps

Race Facts: Preview Race 17

The 17th stop of the 2024 regular season is the Iowa Speedway. It is the only completely new track on the NASCAR calendar. The top NASCAR league will be visiting the 0.875-mile oval in Newton, Iowa, for the first time on June 17, 2024. It is a floodlit race on American Father’s Day. Sport1+ will show the race live from Sunday to Monday from 00:30 CEST.

The track was developed in collaboration with NASCAR legend Rusty Wallace and is modeled on the Richmond Raceway. The 0.875 mile (1.4 km) long short track has a corner elevation of twelve to 14 degrees. On the start-finish straight it is ten degrees and just four degrees. The race is divided into three stages of 70, 140 and a final 140 laps. The total distance is 240 laps (210 miles) with a spectator capacity of 30,000.

Fuel window: 130-140 rounds
Goodyear Tire Notes: 9 sets of tyres (+1 set/qualifying)

Victory Lane: The last polesetters, winners & record winners at the Iowa Speedway

It is the debut race at Iowa Speedway. Some Cup drivers have already raced on this track in the Xfinity Series. The last race was won by Chase Briscoe in 2019. Before that, Christopher Bell won two races in a row.

17th race of the season (Regular Season)
1st Annual Iowa Corn 350
Iowa Speedway, Newton, IA
0.857 miles, Short Track
240 laps (stages: 70/140/140), 210 miles

All active winners at the Iowa Speedway

It is the debut race

Iowa: The last winners (pole setters)

16.06.2024: ? (Pole Award: ?)
(US data)

Starting list with driver change for the 17th race of the season in Iowa

37 drivers have been registered by the teams for the 17th race of the season at the Iowa Speedway. This means that for the 15th time this season there will not be a full starting field of 40 drivers. One open team is on the entry list and is therefore eligible to start.

There were no driver changes in the 36 charter teams.

The only open team in the debut race at Iowa Speedway is Power Source. After Martinsville, David Starr will be starting in the Cup for the second time with the #66.

17th race of the season: 36 charter teams, no driver change (DC),
1 Open Team (OT) / 4 Rookies (R)

Charter teams:
1. #1 Ross Chastain (Chevrolet) TrackHouse Racing
2. #2 Austin Cindric (Ford) Team Penske
3. #3 Austin Dillon (Chevrolet) Richard Childress Racing
4. #4 (R) Joss Berry (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
5. #5 Kyle Larson (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
6. #6 Brad Keselowski (Ford) RFK Racing
7. #7 Corey LaJoie (Chevrolet) Spire Motorsports
8. #8 Kyle Busch (Chevrolet) Richard Childress Racing
9. #9 Chase Elliott (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
10. #10 Noah Gragson (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
11. #11 Denny Hamlin (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
12. #12 Ryan Blaney (Ford) Team Penske
13. #14 Chase Briscoe (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
14. #15 (R) Kaz Grala (Ford) Rick Ware Racing
15. #16 AJ Allmendinger (Chevrolet) Kaulig Racing
16. #17 Chris Buescher (Ford) RFK Racing
17. #19 Martin Truex Jr. (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
18. #20 Christopher Bell (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
19. #21 Harrison Burton (Ford) Wood Brothers Racing
20. #22 Joey Logano (Ford) Team Penske
21. #23 Bubba Wallace (Toyota) 23XI Racing
22. #24 William Byron (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
23. #31 Daniel Hemric (Chevrolet) Kaulig Racing
24. #34 Michael McDowell (Ford) Front Row Motorsports
25. #38 Todd Gilliland (Ford) Front Row Motorsports
26. #41 Ryan Preece (Ford) Stewart-Haas Racing
27. #42 John Hunter Nemechek (Toyota) Legacy Motor Club
28. #43 Erik Jones (Toyota) Legacy Motor Club
29. #45 Tyler Reddick (Toyota) 23XI Racing
30. #47 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (Chevrolet) JTG Daugherty Racing
31. #48 Alex Bowman (Chevrolet) Hendrick Motorsports
32. #51 Justin Haley (Ford) Rick Ware Racing
33. #54 Ty Gibbs (Toyota) Joe Gibbs Racing
34. #71 (R) Zane Smith (Chevrolet) Spire Motorsports
35. #77 (R) Carson Hocevar (Chevrolet) Spire Motorsports
36. #99 Daniel Suarez (Chevrolet) TrackHouse Racing

Open teams:
37. #66 (OT) David Starr (Ford) Power Source
14 Chevrolet / 15 Ford / 8 Toyota

UPDATE: #66 has been withdrawn

Driver Ranking 16/2024

Top 20 after the 16th race of the 2024 season at Sonoma Raceway

Motorsport-Magazin.com After each race, the current form of all NASCAR drivers is determined based on the results of the last six races.

For the fourth time in a row, there is a new number one in our ranking. Denny Hamlin lost the top position after retiring on lap three at Sonoma Raceway. Gibbs Toyota teammate Christopher Bell is the new leader. Bell was last in first place last year after race 33. Brad Keselowski remains second ahead of Chase Elliott, Tyler Reddick and Sonoma winner Kyle Larson.

Michael McDowell was able to improve by twelve positions and thus made a comeback into the top 20. Previously, he had not been represented in the rankings for eight races. Kyle Busch is also back. Defending champion Ryan Blaney gained six places.

Rookie Carson Hocevar replaced rookie Josh Berry in the top 20 for the second time. In addition to Berry, Noah Gragson and Chase Briscoe also dropped out of the rankings.

Birthdays and anniversaries in June

07.06.1992: Daniel Suárez
24.06.1999: Riley Autumn
25.06.1993: Timmy Hill
27.06.1993: Ty Dillon

The next NASCAR race (CEST):

Timeline Race 18/36 (Regular Season)
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Saturday, June 22:
from 18:35: Final Practice I
then: Qualifying, Round 1 (Group A & B)
afterwards: Qualifying, Round 2 (Top 10 for Pole Award)
Sunday, June 23:
from 8:00 p.m.: Pay-TV LIVE on Sport1+
from 20:49: USA Today 301
301 (70/115/116) rounds

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