Jones wins a truck duel at Iowa Speedway
Erik Jones, 18, and Ryan Blaney, 20, dueled in the American Ethanol 200 in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at Iowa Speedway. Jones led 131 laps and held off Blaney to win his second Truck Series race, with Blaney finishing second after leading multiple laps.
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IndyCars may race on a green track if rain hits the forecast
With rain possible overnight the IndyCar field may start on a rainwashed track. James Hinchcliffe says light rain could strip rubber and help, while Helio Castroneves notes the first hour could be sunny and many changes lie ahead. Rain or not, track evolution will decide the race winner.
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IndyCar Iowa Corn Indy 300 at Iowa Speedway
IndyCar race at Iowa Speedway in Newton begins at 7:45 pm on NBCSN with a forecast of rain. Marco Andretti qualified eighth citing potential lap gains with better track conditions. Scott Dixon led Friday practice with a pole speed of 186.256 mph. drivers note the extreme speed in tight confines for intense racing. Graham Rahal, 15th in qualifying, praises the track’s speed and its unmatched sense of exhilaration.
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Area sports schedule and results roundup
Highlights include high school softball regionals and baseball senior events across local districts. Indirect listing covers Midwest League games Cedar Rapids Clinton Quad Cities and Burlington Peoria, plus IndyCar John Deere Classic and golf tours with live and same day broadcasts.
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Regional softball semifinals ignite fast in Iowa
Regional semifinals across classes 5A to 1A feature upsets and tight finishes as Center Point Urbana, Independence, Mount Vernon, and Anamosa vie for spots. Top teams like Mid-Prairie, Williamsburg, and North Butler advance, while scores from multiple regionals highlight dramatic regional action and standout players across Iowa.
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Camping World Truck Series AMERICAN ETHANOL 200 at Iowa Speedway
Race results list top finishers and prize money with driver placements from Erik Jones to Caleb Roark and Tommy Regan. Notable earnings range from $39,245 for first to $7,023 for 36th, with teams and car numbers interspersed.
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Joey Coulter
German Quiroga
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Jeff Choquette
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Spencer Gallagher
Chase Pistone
Darrell Wallace Jr
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Norm Benning
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Eric Caudell
Bryan Silas
Jennifer Jo Cobb
Timothy Peters
Raymond Terczak Jr
Korbin Forrister
Charles Lewandoski
Caleb
WNBA Friday results and Tour de France stage details
Pro basketball results show Los Angeles 68 New York 54 Seattle 88 San Antonio 67 Phoenix 72 Chicago 66 with two games set tonight. Tour de France stage 7 finished Arenberg to Nancy in 1 Matteo-op 5:18:39 with top five overall Vincenzo Nibali Jakob Fuglsang Peter Sagan Michal Kwiatkowski Jurgen Van den Broeck. American leaders Andrew Talansky Tejay van Garderen Chris Horner.
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Prep baseball results from area leagues and games
METAw wrrA CITY C R Jefferson 7 11 Waterloo East 1 3 C R Kennedy 10 4 Waterloo West 0 0 C R Xavier 1 8 Dubuque Wahlert 0 1 Dubuque Senior 6 5 C R Washington 1 4 Iowa City West 5 6 Cedar Falls 4 5 Linn Mar 6 5 Dubuque Hempstead 5 6 Marion 4 6 Dyersville Beckman 3 1 1st 8 completion of suspended AREA B G M 10 English Valleys 1 Davenport Assumption 6 Cascade Clown Valley 4 Tri County 2 North Linn 10 3 Springville 9 5 Wilton 15 15 West Branch 0 3
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Hawkeye Downs Speedway Feature Results Summary
Hornets lead Kurt Bohnsack Ely in first, Troy Pee Cedar Rapids second, Todd Ness Cedar Rapids third. Sportsmen see Greg Hentrich Hiawatha win, Johnnyne Cedar Rapids second, Jim Hanson Cedar Rapids third. Modifieds led by Jake Griffin Quincy Illinois, Mike Schulte Norway second, Ryan Luedtke Norway third. Hobby Stocks topped by Nathan Ballard Marengo, Matt Petrezelka Norway second, Jim Hanson Cedar Rapids third. Legends won by Austin Kunert Batavia Illinois, Kevin Korsmo Atkins second, Brody Willet Alburnett third. Late Models led by Griffin McGrath Cedar Rapids, Tim Plummer Norway second, Brian Gibson Walford third.
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Batavia, Ill
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