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    Carson Kvapil scores second straight NASCAR O’Reilly Series win

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    Two weeks after he scored his first profession NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Elements Collection win at Indianapolis, Carson Kvapil acquired win No. 2 after a wild chain of occasions at Iowa Speedway on Saturday.

    A superb launch on the race’s ultimate restart acquired Kvapil out in entrance of the sphere, and he held off Rajah Caruth to win for the second consecutive race. 

    Caruth, William Sawalich, Ross Chastain and Sheldon Creed rounded out the highest 5, with Nick Sanchez, Taylor Grey, Dean Thompson, Harrison Burton and Brennan Poole finishing the highest 10. 

    Saturday’s race was stuffed with cautions, together with a late yellow involving Brent Crews, polesitter Ryan Sieg, factors chief Justin Allgaier and different frontrunners. 

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