A wreck early in Friday night’s American Ethanol 200 at Iowa Speedway sent MB Motorsports home early.Jake Griffin, piloting the No. 63 Chevrolet, got loose and hit the wall ending the …
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A wreck early in Friday night’s American Ethanol 200 at Iowa Speedway sent MB Motorsports home early.Jake Griffin, piloting the No. 63 Chevrolet, got loose and hit the wall ending the Foristell-based NASCAR Truck Series team’s run following a promising start. Griffin had qualified 15th in the 32-truck field. He finished 27th, having completed only 41 of the 200 laps.This was the second Truck Series race for Griffin, a 16-year-old hotshoe from Quincy, Ill. He made his series debut earlier this year with a 26th-place finish at Martinsville.MB Motorsports also fielded a second entry at Iowa, with Justin Jennings driving the No. 36 truck. Jennings completed only 15 laps before ending the race with electrical issues.The Truck Series will return to action July 9 at Kentucky Speedway and July 22 at Eldora Speedway.Tough night at Iowa
