Gilliland Notches Fifth K&N Pro Win At Iowa Speedway

Todd Gilliland celebrates winning at Iowa Speedway in the combination race for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series Friday night. Photo by Jonathan Moore/NASCAR via Getty Images

Todd Gilliland has shown he can win in both the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West.

Friday night in the Casey’s General Store 150, Gilliland top the best drivers from both series en route to the win in the combination race at Iowa Speedway in Newton, Iowa. He led 116 laps for his fourth West win of the season.

It was the fifth victory of the season for the 16-year-old NASCAR Next driver from Sherrill’s Ford, North Carolina, who earlier in the year picked up an East win at Florida’s New Smyrna Speedway.

Gilliland took the green flag from the second starting position behind Kyle Benjamin and swapped the lead with him twice before taking the point from Benjamin heading into the halfway break.

Once the contest restarted, Benjamin grabbed the lead once again on lap 81, but was quickly tracked down by Gilliland two go-arounds later. Gilliland sped away from Benjamin and the rest of the field, leading the final 68 laps of the race.

Benjamin finished second and was credited with an East win as the top finisher in the series. Earlier in the day, Benjamin won the 21 Means 21 Pole Award presented by Coors Light.

Austin Theriault finished third, followed by Collin Cabre and Ryan Partridge.

With his seventh top five in eight NASCAR K&N Pro West starts, Gilliland also retook the West championship points lead by three over Partridge with five races remaining.

Benjamin was able to cut into the points lead in the East of Justin Haley. Haley, who finished seventh overall, leads by 32 points with four races left.

It was the third race in a row at Iowa that Bill McAnally Racing claimed the overall win. Gilliland’s BMR teammate Riley Herbst finished sixth overall Friday night, followed by Haley, Hunter Baize, Gracin Raz and John Holleman IV.

The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East will be back in action at Watkins Glen International Friday, Aug. 5, while the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West takes the track next at Evergreen Speedway in Monroe, Washington, Saturday, Aug. 13.

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East/West
Iowa Speedway – Newton, Iowa
Casey’s General Store 150 – July 29, 2016

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Laps	Points	B/Points	Status
1	2	16	Todd Gilliland *	NAPA Auto Parts Toyota	150	48W	5	Running
2	1	40	Kyle Benjamin	Ranier Racing Chevrolet	150	48E	5	Running
3	3	1	Austin Theriault	Toyota College/Yazaki Toyota	150	42E		Running
4	10	2	Collin Cabre	UTI/NTI Toyota	150	41E		Running
5	9	9	Ryan Partridge	Lucas Oil/Sunrise Ford/Eibach Springs Ford	150	42W		Running
6	5	19	Riley Herbst *	NOS Energy Drink Toyota	150	41W		Running
7	6	5	Justin Haley	Braun Auto Chevrolet	150	40E		Running
8	19	13	Hunter Baize *	Bicycle Playing Cards/Pine Mtn Firelogs Chevrolet	150	39E		Running
9	17	27	Gracin Raz	Montana Tech Ford	150	40W		Running
10	7	49	John Holleman, IV *	Midway Mobile Storage Ford	150	38E		Running
11	4	29	Jesse Little	NASCAR Technical Institute Toyota	150	37E		Running
12	8	6	Cole Rouse *	Lucas Oil/Sunrise Ford/Eibach Springs Ford	149	39W		Running
13	22	7	Noah Gragson	SPEEDVEGAS Ford	149	38W		Running
14	12	38	Tyler Dippel *	East West Marine/TV Car Chevrolet	149	36E		Running
15	20	55	Spencer Davis *	Hope for Warriors/Jefferson Pitts Racing Ford	149	35E		Running
16	24	21	Blaine Perkins *	Four Star Fruit/Price Chopper Chevrolet	149	37W		Running
17	29	54	Julia Landauer *	Curb Records Toyota	149	36W		Running
18	11	28	Dominique Van Wieringen *	Durobyte/NASCAR Tech Institute Ford	148	34E		Running
19	23	15	Trey Hutchens, III	Boninfante Chevrolet	148	33E		Running
20	27	42	J.A. Junior Avila *	Rev Racing Toyota	148	32E		Running
21	25	9	Christian Celaya	Clinica La Familia Ford	147	31E		Running
22	26	75	Justin Fontaine	ProMATIC Automation Toyota	147	30E		Running
23	30	30	Ron Norman	The Port of Tucson Ford	146	35W		Running
24	31	6	Will Rodgers *	Solvang Brewing/Sherwin Williams Chevrolet	145	34W		Running
25	14	50	Chris Eggleston	NAPA Filters Toyota	142	33W		Running
26	18	12	Harrison Burton *	Dex Imaging/Konica Minolta Toyota	142	29E		Running
27	32	36	Jesse Iwuji *	EXIDE Batteries/BuyInvengoRFID Chevrolet	140	32W		Running
28	33	39	Daniel Phillippi *	YouTube Toyota	139	31W		Running
29	15	4	Ali Kern *	Max Siegel Inc. Toyota	130	28E		Running
30	16	33	Chad Finchum	Reynolds Wrap Toyota	123	27E		Suspension
31	28	14	Matt Levin	Port of Tucson Ford	90	30W		Electrical
32	21	2	Grant Quinlan *	International Tool & Mold Ford	56	26E		Electrical
33	13	66	Ruben Garcia, Jr *	L&M Ethanol Toyota	40	25E		Engine

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RACE STATISTICS

Fastest Qualifier: Kyle Benjamin, Time: 23.852 Seconds, Speed: 132.064 mph

Time of Race: 1 hrs., 20 mins, 7 secs Average Speed: 98.294 mph Margin of Victory: 3.856 Seconds

Caution Flags: Laps 40-45 (#66 – Turn 4 – FP#12); 51-55 (#28 Turn 3&4 – FP#21); 76-79 (Break – FP #38); 92-95 (#4 Turn 2 – FP#54). 4 for 19 laps.

Lap Leaders: Kyle Benjamin 1-27, Todd Gilliland * 28-31, Kyle Benjamin 32-37, Todd Gilliland * 38-80, Kyle Benjamin 81-83, Todd Gilliland * 84-150.

Total Laps Led: Todd Gilliland * 114, Kyle Benjamin 36. 5 changes involving 2 drivers.

* Denotes Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender