Sukup Production Co., IndyCar reveal race names for Sukup IndyCar
Commemorating speed, precision and innovation– hallmarks in racing and contemporary farming– Sukup Production Co. and INDYCAR today revealed the race names for the 2 NTT INDYCAR SERIES 275-lap races during the upcoming Sukup INDYCAR Race Weekend, July 11-13 at Iowa Speedway.
Both series races throughout the only NTT INDYCAR SERIES doubleheader weekend of the 2025 season will be focused on innovation for grain farmers and full-service services for on-farm grain storage throughout the unique three-day event in America’s heartland.
IndyCar Series at Iowa” The INDYCAR races at Iowa Speedway, the Synk 275 and the Farm to End up 275, are a celebration of the innovation and accuracy that power both agriculture and INDYCAR,”said Steve Sukup, president and CEO of Sukup Manufacturing Co.”Sukup is honored to combine the speed of the track and the strength of the farm, honoring the technology, efficiency and worths that drive our industry
and the neighborhoods we serve.”The July 12 race in Iowa will be the Synk 275 (4:00 p.m. on FOX) while the race on July 13 will be the Farm to Finish 275( Midday on FOX)at the” Fastest Brief Track on the Planet.”As a family-owned leader in grain storage and dealing with services, Sukup– title sponsor of Sukup INDYCAR Race Weekend– will bring its legacy of development to its home track as the Sheffield, Iowa-based business will highlight American farmers and the innovative innovations that support the farming industry during the occasion.
The Arrow McLaren IndyCar Series groups make modifications to their cars during a testing session at Iowa Speedway last summertime. (Troy Hyde/Newton News) Saturday’s NTT INDYCAR SERIES race will focus on Sukup’s newest advancements in grain management systems. Honoring Sukup’s revolutionary Synk line of product, which unifies grain tracking and measurement systems into one structured, user friendly platform, the Synk 275 will serve as the 11th round of the 17-race NTT INDYCAR SERIES season.
Concentrated on celebrating and supporting America’s grain farmers, Sunday’s Farm to End up 275 will liquidate what guarantees to be an action-packed weekend at the special 7/8 of a mile oval in Newton.Designed to be
simpler, smarter and safer, Sukup’s Synk technology empowers farmers with more accurate, efficient and accessible control over their operations.
Team Penske colleagues Will Power, right, and Scott McLaughlin signed up top-five surfaces in both IndyCar Series races last summer season at Iowa Speedway.(Troy Hyde/Newton
News )Synk highlights the system’s capability to bring every piece of the operation into sync. It’s everything about coordination, timing and performance on the farm– similar to the leading pit crews in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES.
The Synk 275 throughout Sukup INDYCAR Race Weekend will commemorate the leap forward in agricultural development, honoring the tools that are simplifying farming across the globe.
The Synk 275 will likewise help reinforce how farming is developing through wise systems, innovation, innovation, and automation.Sunday’s focus at Iowa Speedway will center on commemorating and supporting America’s grain farmers throughout the Farm to Complete 275. The race will act as a homage to Sukup’s sustaining dedication to serving the agricultural neighborhood, from small household farms to big cooperatives, by addressing the diverse and evolving needs of grain producers across the country. From left: IndyCar Series drivers Santino Ferrucci, Graham Rahal and Scott McLaughlin joke around before the autograph session at Iowa Speedway last summer.(Troy Hyde/Newton News )The Sukup Farm to Complete 275 will likewise honor the unrelenting drive and decision of farmers,
paralleling the grit, strategy, and endurance of INDYCAR’s leading rivals on track.Sukup’s mission surpasses production. The business is devoted to developing, offering, setting up, and maintenance equipment that meets the distinct demands of each farming operation. This holistic technique shows Sukup’s deep understanding of the farming landscape and its steady assistance for those who feed the world.As part of the upcoming race weekend at Iowa Speedway, Sukup will likewise acknowledge the dedication of its labor force. Almost 30 percent of the company’s full-time workers have actually been with Sukup for more than a decade, which shows the company’s strong culture and sustaining
worths. These skilled employee play an essential role in structure trusted, top quality equipment that supports the success of farmers throughout the country. The top three finishers in one of in 2015’s IndyCar Series race were Perseverance(12), Alex Palou(10)and Scott McLaughlin(3).(Troy Hyde/Newton News)”Sukup
INDYCAR Race Weekend is a celebration of the people and technologies that keep Iowa communities strong,” stated Kristin Stepinski, General Manager of Sukup INDYCAR
Race Weekend.” From honoring the effort of America’s grain farmers to showcasing Sukup’s groundbreaking Synk technology, our occasion weekend will assist link development on the farm with excitement on the track. We’re proud to bring INDYCAR fans, households and farmers together for a memorable experience at Iowa Speedway.”Iowa Speedway’s doubleheader weekend is set to deliver much more high-speed drama in 2025, as both NTT INDYCAR SERIES races will be extended to 275 laps, 25 more than in 2015’s twin 250-lap contests.This change increases each race distance from around 218 to 240 miles and is part of a broader initiative by INDYCAR and FOX Sports to enhance the fan experience by extending six of the 17 races on this year’s NTT INDYCAR SERIES schedule. The objective is to amplify the strength, the technique and the phenomenon that specify INDYCAR racing. Fans ought to eagerly anticipate more race method, more on-track action and more memorable moments as the world’s most varied chauffeurs battle it out at the “Fastest Short Track on the Planet. ” IndyCar Series racing fans make their way from the garage location to the pits before in 2015’s certifying rounds at Iowa Speedway. (Troy Hyde/Newton News)