Chase Briscoe Calls for Track Rework at Iowa Speedway to Boost NASCAR Racing Quality

Chase Briscoe Advocates for Track Reconfiguration at Iowa Speedway to Enhance NASCAR's Next Gen Racing Experience The NASCAR Cup Series has only visited Iowa Speedway twice—first during its inaugural race last year and more recently when William Byron secured victory after a comeback. Among the competitors, Chase Briscoe expressed dissatisfaction with the current track conditions, specifically calling for a significant modification. Following Sunday's race, where Briscoe finished second, just 1.192 seconds behind Byron, he shared his insights. "I believe we maximized our strategy on this track," Briscoe stated to Frontstretch.com. "Once I caught up to William, I couldn't make further gains; I just ran out of options, and he pulled away. He did an excellent job." Briscoe then offered a critique regarding the track surface. Notably, Iowa Speedway underwent partial resurfacing last year—only the corners were repaved, leaving the front and back stretches unchanged. "I wish they would repave the entire track up to the walls," Briscoe remarked. "This would give us more room to maneuver. Race position is crucial here, especially with the effects of dirty air, which limit our ability ...