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Carson Brown to Make NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Debut at Iowa

by Reid Scearce

Carson Brown to make NASCAR O'Reilly Series debut at Iowa Speedway on Saturday evening in the HyVee Perks 250.

Carson Brown to make NASCAR O’Reilly Series debut at Iowa Speedway on Saturday evening in the HyVee Perks 250.

Tomorrow evening, Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport will give 18-year-old Carson Brown his first start in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series at Iowa Speedway. Brown will drive the rotational No. 32 Chevrolet Camaro, which has been primarily driven by Rajah Caruth and complemented by starts from Andrew Patterson, Ross Chastain, Tyler Ankrum, and Jordan Anderson himself.

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RECAP: Max Reaves Earns Second ARCA East Victory at Flat Rock

Max Reaves earns his second ARCA East Series victory at Flat Rock Speedway on Saturday night in the Sunbelt Rentals150

Max Reaves earns his second ARCA East Series victory at Flat Rock Speedway on Saturday night in the Sunbelt Rentals150

FLAT ROCK, Mich. – With Saturday’s Sunbelt Rentals 150 at Flat Rock Speedway serving as the final standalone ARCA Menards Series East race of 2026, it was imperative for points leader Max Reaves to capitalize on the occasion.

One late restart nearly derailed his dominant afternoon.

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Brickyard 400 Racing Falls Flat Despite Heim’s Historic Win

by Reid Scearce

Brickyard 400 racing falls flat despite the NASCAR Cup Series driver Corey Heim's historic win as a part-time 23XI Racing driver this season.

Brickyard 400 racing falls flat despite the NASCAR Cup Series driver Corey Heim’s historic win as a part-time driver for 23XI Racing this season.

Corey Heim earned the honor of kissing the bricks last Sunday at the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The 24-year-old part-time driver of 23XI Racing’s No. 67 Toyota scored his second win in just 15 career starts. However, scratching beneath the immediate surface is a story of a race dominated by dirty air, track position, and virtually no passing. While Heim’s generational talent is undeniable, the winning car also benefited from the Next Gen car’s aerodynamics on the historic 2.5-mile oval, making passing exceedingly difficult and frustrating drivers and fans alike. 

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