Byron went the last 144 laps of the 350-lap race without a stop, and a third stage filled with caution flags helped him conserve enough fuel to get to the finish.

Note: The quotes in this article are fictional. Byron had the lead late at Iowa and maintained that lead by conserving gas to win the Iowa Corn 350. “Fuel mileage races are so unpredictable,” Byron ...

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Byron ends winless streak with Iowa Corn 350 win, mastering fuel strategy, leading 141 laps, reclaiming NASCAR Cup Series ...

NASCAR Cup Series drivers and officials are optimistic the series will return to Iowa Speedway for years to come.

Carson Hocevar has claimed another victim. This time, it was Zane Smith who got taken out by Hocevar on Lap 229 at Iowa ...

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Suzanne Felton, Chair of the 50th Annual St. Jude Sweet Corn Festival joined Iowa's News Now to discuss the annual event.It begins Friday, August 8 and runs til ...

Chase Briscoe thought he was in prime position for a second Cup Series win with Joe Gibbs Racing in Sunday’s Iowa Corn 350, ...

Early in the final stage of Sunday’s Iowa Corn 350, Bubba Wallace found himself two laps down and seemingly out of contention ...