The Iowa Speedway is an oval motor racing track, situated in Newton, Iowa, United States. The track was designed and patterned in resemblance with Richmond International Raceway (where American racing driver Rusty Wallace won many races) by Paxton Waters Architecture and Rusty Wallace. The construction work of the race track commenced on 21st June 2005, and an estimated amount of $70 million was spent on it. It finally opened to spectators on 15th September 2006. The racetrack was initially known as the "Quad Cities International Raceway Park". The track is owned and operated by the Iowa Speedway, LLC (subsidiary of NASCAR).
In 2009, The Iowa Speedway was selected to host the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race and a Nationwide Series race.
It was declared on 5th July 2011 that the Manatt family is the primary owner of the racetrack. NASCAR purchased the Iowa Speedway in November 2013. 
Loading...
Kindly log in to use this feature.
