2014 Iowa Corn Indy 300
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- 6th July 2014, 21:39 at 9:39 pm #265907SPParticipant
Next week, Indycar heads to “the fastest short track in the world”, Iowa Speedway. Helio Castroneves qualified fastest at the 0.875 mile oval last year, with an average speed of 185.687mph.
11th July 2014, 14:54 at 2:54 pm #266396sushant008ParticipantOh, sorry @jb001, I created another topic for this one. Didn’t know this was already created. Please merge them Keith.
12th July 2014, 0:46 at 12:46 am #266426David-AParticipantIt’s a first pole position of the season for Scott Dixon.
12th July 2014, 10:51 at 10:51 am #266436SPParticipantGood to see Ganassi back in the mix, 3 cars in the first 2 rows.
12th July 2014, 11:36 at 11:36 am #266439sushant008ParticipantQuali results-
12th July 2014, 11:55 at 11:55 am #266441SPParticipantHuertas is going to get lapped a lot tonight :p
12th July 2014, 17:24 at 5:24 pm #266450Craig WoollardParticipantInteresting to see Ganassi right back at the front here, they haven’t done that too often this season. I have the race on record (1:30am is a touch too early/late for me) but will watch it first thing tomorrow. Should be intriguing!
13th July 2014, 4:04 at 4:04 am #266465Euro BrunParticipantReally good race. Amazing finish. Lots of real close wheel to wheel action. Hinchcliffe and Pagenaud were side by side for almost 6 laps at one point.
6 yellows (1 that became a red for rain), but generally quite clean racing
10 lap sprint to the end started with Kanaan and Dixon 1-2, Hunter-Reay came from almost nowhere. Think he was 6th at the restart.
Carpenter took out Montoya (for the final caution), who was pretty livid – he’d had a good run up to that point, twice fighting from way back. Newgarden was the biggest mover, grabbing 2nd at the death after starting 21st.P1. Hunter-Raey
P2. Newgarden
P3. Kanaan
P4. Dixon
P5. CarpenterPower went wide and hit the wall with 7 to go from 4th place to end up 14th. Castroneves also dropped from 3rd at the restart to end up only 8th, but takes a slim lead in the championship.
13th July 2014, 4:54 at 4:54 am #266466SPParticipantEh, you’re allowed to make one pre-emptive move and Carpenter moved before Montoya reached him. Power was penalised last week for moving twice when Castroneves was already on his rear wing.
13th July 2014, 5:04 at 5:04 am #266467sushant008ParticipantThat was an awesome race. Really enjoyed it.
Final results:
13th July 2014, 12:36 at 12:36 pm #266477sushant008ParticipantRace highlights:
Championship standings:
1.Helio Castroneves – 471
2.Will Power – 462
3.Ryan Hunter-Reay – 439
4.Simon Pagenaud – 421
5.Juan Pablo Montoya – 40515th July 2014, 0:23 at 12:23 am #266620sato113Participantis this the monster mile?
15th July 2014, 4:40 at 4:40 am #266624sushant008Participant@sato113 – No. That is the Iowa speedway. Monster mile is the Dover speedway.
15th July 2014, 6:09 at 6:09 am #266625GeeMacParticipantThat was a pretty good race I have to say. Felt really bad for Kanaan but I suppose the Andretti guys gambled with tyre strategy and it paid of big time.
15th July 2014, 15:45 at 3:45 pm #266646R.J. O’ConnellParticipantThe pain of seeing JPM get chopped out of the race was wiped out when Newgarden surged to 2nd. If they had better luck for most of the season you’d be talking about him and SFHR as a winning team in 2014, on at least one, maybe two occasions.
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