Iowa Speedway to undergo $20 million repaving project on Monday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 9:33 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Iowa Speedway will start a $20 million renovation project, including a complete repaving of the racing surface on Monday. Drivers have mixed reactions; Ryan Blaney appreciates the track's existing character but hopes for progressive banking after the repave. Ryan Preece supports the decision based on visible wear on the surface, while Christopher Bell sees potential for wider racing grooves post-repave. In other news, Dean Thompson will join Haas Factory Team's O'Reilly Auto Parts Series roster next season, expanding their lineup to three cars. Chase Briscoe has also acquired Brent Marks Racing to compete in the High Limit Racing Series, prioritizing 410 winged sprint cars.
- •Iowa Speedway's renovation starts Monday with a $20 million repave.
- •Ryan Blaney hopes for improved banking after the repave.
- •Dean Thompson to join Haas Factory Team for next season.
- •Chase Briscoe acquires Brent Marks Racing, focusing on sprint cars.
- •Christopher Bell expects wider racing opportunities with the new surface.
- 9:33 PMYahoo Sports — Motors roundup: New surface should enhance racing at Iowa Speedway
"On Monday, Iowa Speedway will embark on a $20-million renovation project that includes a complete repave of the racing surface.
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