Carlin Racing’s Felix Serralles bided his time and cared for his tires in the first third of the Indy Lights Iowa Challenge to charge through to victory at Iowa Speedway. With the grid lined up according to points after qualifying was rained out, Serralles started only fifth on the grid but immediately passed fourth-placed starter Kyle Kaiser of Juncos Racing, and then Santiago Urrutia in the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports car which bogged down on the opening lap and fell to fifth. Meanwhile the polesitting Carlin car of championship leader Ed Jones led the first 56 laps of the race, with Andretti Autosport’s Dean Stoneman in second, trying to hold off Serralles. Finally Serralles passed...
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