Casey's General Store 150

The Casey's General Store 150 is a NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and NASCAR K&N Pro Series West combined race held annually at Iowa Speedway. From 2007 to 2010, it was a 175-mile (282 km) race. In 2010, it was a 153.1-mile (246.4 km) race. Since 2012, it is reduced to 131.2 miles (211.1 km).

Casey's General Store 150

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Venue	Iowa Speedway
Location	Newton, Iowa United States
Corporate sponsor	Casey's General Stores
First race	2007
Last race	2019
Distance	131.2 miles (211.145 km)
Laps	150
Previous names	Featherlite Coaches 200 (2007) U.S. Cellular 200 presented by Wellmark (2008) Long John Silvers 200 (2009) Goodyear Dealers of Iowa 200 (2010) Pork Be Inspired 175 presented by Wellmark (2011) Graham Tire 150 (2012) Casey's General Store 150 (2013-present) --- Former second races Central IA Building & Construction Trades 125 (2009) Pork Be Inspired 150 (2012–2013) AutoLite Iridium XP 150 (2014) #ThanksKenny 150 (2015)
Circuit information
Surface	Asphalt
Length	0.875 mi (1.408 km)
Turns	4

From 2007 through 2016 there were two different winners in the race (one in the East and the other in the West). The overall winner received the win in the series that the driver was eligible for points while the best placed driver from the other series also received the win (in the other series). Starting at 2017, the overall winner receives two separate wins (one in the East and the other in the West).

Starting in 2011 the race became a support race for the NASCAR Xfinity Series weekend.

Past winners

Year	Date	No.	Driver	Team	Manufacturer	Race Distance		Race time	Average speed (mph)
						Laps	Miles
Main race
2007	May 20	10	Joey Logano (Kevin Harvick - West)[a]	Joe Gibbs Racing	Chevrolet	200	175 (281.635)	2:10:08	80.686
2008	May 18	15	Brian Ickler (Jim Inglebright - West)[b]	Ickler Motorsports	Chevrolet (2)	200	175 (281.635)	2:03:13	85.216
2009	May 17	18	Kyle Busch (David Mayhew - West)[c]	Joe Gibbs Racing (2)	Toyota	200	175 (281.635)	1:44:10	100.008
September 4	17	David Mayhew	Steve McGowan Motorsports	Chevrolet (3)	125	109.4 (176.062)	1:09:04	95.017
2010	May 23	18	Max Gresham (David Mayhew - West)[d]	Joe Gibbs Racing (3)	Toyota (2)	201*	176 (283.245)	2:08:58	81.823
Support race for NASCAR Xfinity Series
2011	May 21	00	Brett Moffitt (Greg Pursley - West)[e]	Michael Waltrip Racing	Toyota (3)	175	153.1 (246.390)	1:49:08	84.186
2012	May 19	9	Chase Elliott (Dylan Kwasniewski - West)[f]	JR Motorsports	Chevrolet (4)	154*	135 (217.261)	1:43:18	78.267
	August 3	07	Corey LaJoie (Michael Self - West)[g]	Randy LaJoie Racing	Ford	150	131.2 (211.145)	1:28:36	88.883
2013	June 7	21	Michael Self (Dylan Kwasniewski - East)[h]	Steve Portenga Racing	Chevrolet (5)	159*	139 (223.699)	2:11:25	63.519
	August 2	00	Cole Custer (Greg Pursley - West)[i]	Ken Schrader Racing	Chevrolet (6)	150	131.2 (211.145)	1:33:37	84.012
2014	May 17	41	Ben Rhodes (David Mayhew - West)[j]	Turner Scott Motorsports	Chevrolet (7)	150	131.2 (211.145)	1:24:25	93.287
	August 1	33	Brandon Jones (Greg Pursley - West)	Turner Scott Motorsports (2)	Chevrolet (8)	150	131.2 (211.145)	1:27:56	89.556
2015	May 16	16	Brandon McReynolds (William Byron - East)[k]	Bill McAnally Racing	Toyota (4)	150	131.2 (211.145)	1:33:27	132.592
	July 31	16	Brandon McReynolds (2) (Jesse Little - East)[l]	Bill McAnally Racing (2)	Toyota (5)	150	131.2 (211.145)	1:27:27	90.051
2016	July 29	16	Todd Gilliland (Kyle Benjamin - East)[m]	Bill McAnally Racing (3)	Toyota (6)	150	131.2 (211.245)	1:20:07	98.505
2017	July 28	16	Todd Gilliland (2) (Both)[n]	Bill McAnally Racing (4)	Toyota (7)	150	131.2 (211.245)	1:27:40	89.829
2018	July 27	17	Tyler Ankrum (Both)[1]	DGR-Crosley	Toyota (8)	150	131.2 (211.245)	1:31:37	85.956
2019	July 26	21	Sam Mayer (Both)[2]	GMS Racing	Chevrolet (9)	150	131.2 (211.245)	1:28:54	88.583

  NASCAR K&N Pro Series West standalone race

• 2010, 2012 (1 of 2), and 2013 (1 of 2): Race extended due to a green-white-checker finish.

Notes

1. Joey Logano won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. Kevin Harvick, who finished 2nd, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
2. Brian Ickler won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. Jim Inglebright, who finished 9th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
3. Kyle Busch won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. David Mayhew who finished 3rd, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
4. Max Gresham won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. David Mayhew, who finished 5th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
5. Brett Moffitt won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. Greg Pursley, who finished 4th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
6. Chase Elliott won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. Dylan Kwasniewski, who finished 8th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
7. Corey LaJoie won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. Michael Self, who finished 9th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
8. Michael Self won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series West. Dylan Kwasniewski, who finished 2nd, was the first K&N Pro Series East driver and was credited with the win in the East.
9. Cole Custer won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. Greg Pursley, who finished 4th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
10. Ben Rhodes won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series East. David Mayhew, who finished 9th, was the first K&N Pro Series West driver and was credited with the win in the West.
11. Brandon McReynolds won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series West. William Byron, who finished 2nd, was the first K&N Pro Series East driver and was credited with the win in the East.
12. Brandon McReynolds won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series West. Jesse Little, who finished 2nd, was the first K&N Pro Series East driver and was credited with the win in the East.
13. Todd Gilliland won the race competing in the K&N Pro Series West. Kyle Benjamin, who finished 2nd, was the first K&N Pro Series East driver and was credited with the win in the East.
14. Starting in 2017, the overall winner is credited with two separated wins (one in the East and the other in the West).

Support race winners (Pre 2011)

ASA Late Model Series Challenge Division Year Date Driver Race Distance Laps Miles 2007 May 19 Jacob Goede 150 131.25 mi (211.23 km) 2008 May 17 Sean Murphy 150 131.25 mi (211.23 km) ASA Midwest Tour 2009 May 16 Chris Wimmer 100 43.75 mi (70.41 km) Source: [3]

United States Super Trucks National Championship Year Date Driver Race Distance Laps Miles 2009 John Wood May 16 50 43.75 mi (70.41 km) Source: [4]

United States Auto Club Year Date Driver Race Distance Laps Miles USAC National Midget Championship 2010 May 22 Bobby Santos III 30 26.25 mi (42.25 km) USAC National Sprint Car Championship 2010 May 22 Bryan Clauson 50 43.75 mi (70.41 km) USAC Silver Crown Series 2010 May 22 A.J. Fike 100 43.75 mi (70.41 km) Source: [5]

References

1. Jacobs, Jaxson. "Tyler Ankrum Continues Dominance at Iowa". NASCAR Home Tracks. Retrieved 26 May 2019.
2. Segal, Davey. "Sam Mayer Dominates Iowa, Earns Second Career K&N Victory". NASCAR Home Tracks. Retrieved 27 July 2019.
3. Iowa Speedway event history from The Third Turn
4. Iowa Speedway event history from The Third Turn
5. Iowa Speedway event history from The Third Turn

External links

http://hometracks.nascar.com/tracks/Iowa

• Iowa Speedway race results at Racing-Reference