N EWTON, Iowa — INDYCAR driver Nolan Siegel will miss the second race of the Iowa Speedway doubleheader weekend after a hard crash in the opener on Saturday. Siegel was not cleared by the INDYCAR medical staff to race. His injuries were not disclosed. The Arrow McLaren No. 6 car will not compete in the 275-lap event which airs at 1 p.m. ET on FOX.

Arrow McLaren has withdrawn the No. 6 Chevy from today’s race after the Californian did not receive clearance from IndyCar Medical following his crash on Saturday.

Palou’s victory in the second race of Iowa Speedway doubleheader Sunday has him closing the door a bit more on the rest of the field in the title hunt.

David Malukas was unfortunate to not finish on the podium after a Caution following a pitstop wiped him out of the race.

Sunday at Iowa Speedway must have felt like June’s World Wide Technologies Raceway race all over again for Team Penske. Its Chevy-powered trio of Josef Newgarden, Will Power and Scott McLaughlin had the speed to fill the WWTR podium,

Fox Sports analyst James Hinchcliffe thinks racing at Iowa Speedway will be better this year due to changes made by IndyCar.

Myles Rowe completed a late pass for his first win of his career and notched a place in history in the process.

Mexico's Pato O'Ward held off American Josef Newgarden over the after a late restart to win Saturday's IndyCar Iowa 275, taking his eighth career triumph in his 100th IndyCar start.