NASCAR Nationwide Series pole-sitter, Elliott Sadler, returned to victory lane Saturday evening after suffering a black-flag disappointment last week at Indianapolis, as he wins the 2012 U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway.
Sadler (who came into the race with a 1-point lead and now leaves with an 18-point lead over Austin Dillon - who finished 15th) received his fourth series victory of the 2012 season, his ninth series career victory and his first series victory at Iowa Speedway.
Coming in o.649 seconds behind Sadler for second place was Justin Allgaier (who led the most laps - 101 out of 250) and they were followed to the drop of the checkered flag by Dash4Cash ($100,000) winner Sam Hornish, Jr., who finished in third, Michael Annett fourth and Ricky Stenhouse, ... FULL STORY »
Elliott Sadler, with a new NNS qualifying track record speed of 135.141 mph, captured the U.S. Cellular 250 Coors Light Pole Award at Iowa Speedway.
Starting second on the outside pole with a qualifying lap speed of 135.014 mph, will be Darrell ... FULL STORY »
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Elliott Sadler, with a qualifying lap speed of 133.911 mph, captured the 2012 NNS Pioneer Hi-Bred 250 Coors Light Pole Award at Iowa Speedway.
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