Fans of the IndyCar races at Iowa Speedway are worried about its future after a smaller crowd attended the event this year.

Absolutely nobody showed up to watch IndyCar at Iowa Speedway. The series is unlikely to return to Newton in the future after a disastrous showing for two

Pato O'Ward held off Josef Newgarden at the Iowa Speedway on July 12 to win his first IndyCar race of the season. O'Ward won the Synk 275 powered by Sukup with an average time of 1:46:00.6760. Newgarden, who was on pole, was second at 1:46:00.9112. Will Power finished third at 1:46:01.8888.

Pato O'Ward's win at Iowa Speedway was the closest IndyCar finish at Iowa Speedway since 2007 under green flag conditions.

Juncos Hollinger Racing suffered a major setback on their way back from Iowa Speedway, as one of their haulers caught fire. The team will now rely on support from Andretti Global to attend the upcomin

"It saved me a headache." IndyCar's aeroscreen was tested for the first time in race at Iowa Speedway five years ago.

Two days of intense racing in the Sukup INDYCAR Race Weekend at Iowa Speedway offered many opportunities for highs and lows, and they were numerous. This edition of Instant Recall provides a review:

NEWTON, Iowa — Things are quiet again at the Iowa speedway just a day after IndyCar made its annual pit stop in Newton. Despite lower attendance numbers than in years past, city leaders are still chalking up the weekend as a win.