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2026 JR&CO 150: Start Time, TV, Lineup & Race Guide — August 7

Friday, August 7, 2026 at Iowa Speedway, Newton, IA. Start time is shown automatically in your timezone.

Start time

Time TBA

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TBA

Track

Iowa Speedway

Newton, IA

Race preview

JR&CO 150: race context and what to watch

Why this JR&CO 150 matters

The JR&CO 150 is ARCA national race 14 of 20 and the only ARCA Menards Series visit to Iowa Speedway. It brings a fast short oval where lane choice stays visible.

How Iowa Speedway races

Iowa is a 0.875-mile progressive-banked oval with bumps, tire wear and several potential lanes.

What race fans should watch

ARCA fields contain varied experience levels, making traffic judgment and full-distance consistency critical. Watch entry bumps, upper-lane momentum and tires-versus-track-position calls. Midseason ARCA points reward a clean finish across a changing track mix. For this event, the season role is ARCA national race 14 of 20.

Race-specific background checked against Official ARCA Menards Series schedule and event information. Schedule, lineup and result fields are maintained separately from this guide.

Weekend timeline

JR&CO 150 practice, qualifying and race schedule

race

JR&CO 150

Time TBA

Race status

JR&CO 150 live status and results

This event is marked Scheduled. The finishing order will be added to this page after the race, so the same URL works for planning and post-race review.

Starting grid

JR&CO 150 starting lineup

The official starting lineup is not available yet. Check back after qualifying.

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Quick answers

JR&CO 150 FAQ

When is the JR&CO 150?

The race is scheduled for Friday, August 7, 2026.

What time does the JR&CO 150 start?

The official start time is still TBA.

What channel is the JR&CO 150 on?

The current broadcast listing is TBA. Recheck near race day in case the network moves coverage.

Where is the JR&CO 150?

The event is at Iowa Speedway, Newton, IA. It is listed as a oval.

How to use this tool

Use this race weekend hub

  1. 1

    Start with the local green-flag time, network and track facts at the top.

  2. 2

    Scan the race-specific preview, then follow practice, qualifying and the race in weekend order.

  3. 3

    After the checkered flag, compare finish versus start, positions gained or lost, laps led and points.

Race fan notes:
  • A positive +/− number means the driver finished ahead of the starting spot.
  • Use + Calendar for this event only; the lineup page is easiest to scan once qualifying is official.