Brandon Jones Uses Momentum to his Advantage for K&N Combo at Iowa

Brandon Jones celebrates his Autolite Iridium XP 150 victory on Friday night in Iowa Speedway, his first NASCAR K&N Pro Series win. Photo - Getty Images

Brandon Jones celebrates his Autolite Iridium XP 150 victory on Friday night in Iowa Speedway, his first NASCAR K&N Pro Series win. Photo – Getty Images

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Turner Scott Motorsports driver Brandon Jones’ momentum rolled right into Iowa Speedway on Friday when the K&N Pro Series East met the West for their highly anticipated combination race

The 17-year-old recently captured two ARCA Racing Series wins, boosting his confidence heading into the qualifying sessions this past weekend. Qualifying eighth for the Autolite Iridium XP 150 Jones raced his car to sixth by lap 50.  Ten laps later, he was in the top-five and looking for more. A caution just before the midway break shook up the running order for some of the race leaders and when the race resumed on lap 76, Jones ran in second-place. Continue reading

Brandon Jones Captures his First Win at K&N Series Iowa Combo

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Photo – Getty Images

Brandon Jones Becomes 11th Different K&N Pro Series Winner at Iowa

Keeping the trend of new winners at Iowa Speedway on track, 17-year-old Brandon Jones, captured his first NASCAR K&N Pro Series win Friday night in the Autolite Iridium XP 150. In 11 K&N East and West combo events, the track has produced 11 different winners, some of which include, Joey Logano, Chase Elliott, Corey LaJoie and now Brandon Jones. Continue reading

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East And West Battle It Out In Iowa – Will Rhodes Make History?

The NASCAR K&N Pro Series heads to Newton, Iowa, for the second East/West combination event at Iowa Speedway.  Ben Rhodes won the first combination race in May, beating out fellow rookie Nick Drake for his second win of the season. Four races and three more victories later, Rhodes heads to the Autolite Iridium XP 150 with a chance to become the first driver to sweep both races at Iowa. With five wins, the 17-year-old NASCAR Next driver is also one victory away from tying Dylan Kwasniewski’s mark for most K&N Pro Series East wins in a season since NASCAR lowered the age limit from 18 in 2007. Continue reading