Josef Newgarden might have been driving with a broken clavicle and wrist but it didn't show in the Iowa Corn 300. The Ed Carpenter Racing driver dominated all race long, leading 282 of the 300 laps, to take a decisive victory, his third in IndyCar and first on an oval. "What a great car!" Newgarden enthused. "Today was the best car I ever had. My right hand was killing me but it helps to have a great car!" Will Power charged past Penske teammate and title rival Simon Pagenaud and Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon in the closing laps to take second and continue his push forward in points. "I'm so stoked to finish second in Iowa," Power said, admitting,...
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