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NASCAR’s throwing a curveball this weekend at Iowa Speedway with a new stage-break rule: if a caution flies with ten laps or fewer left in a stage, it instantly ends that stage—no waiting. The leader at the time of the caution gets the checkered flag, and top-ten positions are locked in using tech like scoring loops and video. Designed to slash downtime under yellow and crank up green-flag racing, this change kicks off with the Cup Series on Sunday and spills into the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Saturday—big moves for faster, tighter racing all season long.

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