2017 M&M’s 200 at Iowa Results – Nemechek Wins Two in a Row

There is a streak building for John Hunter Nemechek, winning his second Camping World Truck Series race in succession at Iowa on Friday night.

John Hunter Nemechek was in need of a lift heading into Gateway last weekend. His team was on the verge of shutting down and dropping out of the Camping World Truck Series. The lift came in the form of a win on Fathers Day weekend. So does this make a win on Friday night at Iowa Speedway the icing on the cake?

Nemechek, driving for his father’s NEMCO Motorsports team, rolled to victory for the second consecutive week in the M&M’s 200 at Iowa Speedway. He took the lead from Johnny Sauter with six laps to go, the same amount of laps remaining when he took the lead last week at Gateway. Helping him take home the checkered flag was a late pit stop with just over ten laps to go, getting four fresh tires after Matt Crafton wrecked.

Johnny Sauter, who stayed out under yellow and fought off a hungry field with older tires, came home second. Brandon Jones, Grant Enfinger, and Christopher Bell rounded out the top five, but not without some drama. Harrison Burton and Justin Haley were battling for positions inside the top five, only to wreck out of the final corner on the final lap.

A big wreck marred the middle of the event, with a lengthy red flag to clean up the incident near Lap 129. Among those involved were Kaz Grala, Austin Wayne Self, and Norm Benning. However, there were still some long green flag runs that tested the strength of the drivers and the trucks in the cornfields.

Here are the full race results from the M&M’s 200 at Iowa Speedway:

1. John Hunter Nemechek, Chevrolet, NEMCO Motorsports
2. Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, GMS Racing
3. Brandon Jones, Chevrolet, MDM Motorsports
4. Grant Enfinger, Toyota, ThorSport Racing
5. Christopher Bell, Toyota, Kyle Busch Motorsports
6. Noah Gragson, Toyota, Kyle Busch Motorsports
7. Chase Briscoe, Ford, Brad Keselowski Racing
8. Austin Cindric, Ford, Brad Keselowski Racing
9. Jesse Little, Toyota, JLL Racing
10. Justin Haley, Chevrolet, GMS Racing
11. Harrison Burton, Toyota, Kyle Busch Motorsports
12. Cody Coughlin, Toyota, ThorSport Racing
13. Scott Lagasse Jr., Chevrolet, Young’s Motorsports
14. Ben Rhodes, Toyota, ThorSport Racing
15. Jordan Anderson, Chevrolet, Beaver Motorsports
16. Trey Hutchens, Chevrolet, Bolen Motorsports
17. Wendell Chavous, Chevrolet, Premium Motorsports
18. Josh Reaume, Chevrolet, Beaver Motorsports
19. Matt Crafton, Toyota, ThorSport Racing
20. Ryan Truex, Toyota, Hattori Racing Enterprises
21. Mike Senica, Chevrolet, Copp Motorsports
22. Norm Benning, Chevrolet, Norm Benning Racing
23. Austin Wayne Self, Toyota, Niece Motorsports
24. Kaz Grala, Chevrolet, GMS Racing
25. Bryce Napier, Chevrolet, JJC Racing
26. Kyle Donahue, Chevrolet, MB Motorsports
27. Ted Minor, Chevrolet, Minor Racing
28. Kevin Donahue, Chevrolet, MB Motorsports
29. T.J. Bell, Chevrolet, Niece Motorsports
30. Tyler Young, Chevrolet, Young’s Motorsports
31. Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, NEMCO Motorsports
32. JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, Norm Benning Racing

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The truckers of the Camping World Truck Series get next weekend off before continuing their racing across the Midwest. The next stop for the championship will be deep in the bluegrass at Kentucky Speedway. Coverage of the race can be seen on Thursday, July 6 live on FS1.