Ty Gibbs captured his second NASCAR Cup Series victory of the 2026 season at Iowa Speedway, delivering another statement performance for Joe Gibbs Racing while several championship contenders endured costly setbacks.

NEWTON, Iowa -- Entering 2026, Ty Gibbs was on the hot seat. No, not in the literal sense of whether or not he\"d pilot the No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota -- but a Victory Lane hot seat. Outside noise surrounding the fourth-year Cup Series driver grew louder,

Gibbs is now second in the Cup Series championship standings to teammate Denny Hamlin after his second victory of the season Sunday at Iowa Speedway. Since his long-awaited breakthrough victory at Bristol Motor Speedway in early April (which was 16 races ago), the lowest he's been in points is seventh.

The NASCAR Cup Series continues the 2026 season with the Iowa Corn 350 at Iowa. Follow our NASCAR race updates here.

Following Ty Gibbs' triumph at the Iowa Corn 350, his second career NASCAR Cup Series victory, Denny Hamlin took to his Actions Detrimental podcast to break down his young Joe Gibbs Racing teammate's

Ty Gibbs believes if NASCAR were to remove the digital mirrors off the NextGen car, it could create better racing in the Cup Series. However, the driver of the No. 54 acknowledged that some drivers would not be pleased with the change. NASCAR introduced ...

Ty Gibbs made a late move to the front and held off teammate Christopher Bell by just two-tenths of a second to win the Iowa Corn 350 at the Iowa Speedway on Sunday.

For the second time this season, Ty Gibbs emerged victorious in a NASCAR Cup Series race and he immediately paid tribute to Kyle Busch, who tragically died in May

Gibbs drove a two-tire strategy call to best Christopher Bell and score a NASCAR Cup Series victory at Iowa Speedway.

Stage 2 recap Christopher Bell jumped to the Stage 2 victory in Sunday\\\"s NASCAR Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway (USA Network, HBO Max, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). Joey Logano was second, 3.