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NASCAR has a lot to evaluate about the future of the surface of Iowa Speedway after a successful doubleheader weekend. The track had a sold-out weekend, the NASCAR Cup series race being a long-awai…
Following a successful doubleheader weekend at Iowa Speedway, NASCAR is evaluating the future of the track’s surface, which saw a sold-out NASCAR Cup series race with Ryan Blaney emerging as the winner. Despite initial doubts about the repaved sections of the corners, the races received positive reviews and featured great side by side racing. The repaved areas did not impact the racing experience over the weekend, prompting discussions about potential future updates to the track. NASCAR’s senior vice president Elton Sawyer highlighted the need to assess whether to repave the entire facility or only specific sections for future events. The positive reception to NASCAR’s presence at Iowa Speedway has raised hopes for a potential return in the future, with drivers praising the passionate fan base and market in Iowa. Built in 2006, Iowa Speedway still retains its original surface, with NASCAR aiming to ensure continued improvement in the racing experience for fans moving forward.
