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Integration includes the NASCAR All-Star Open on Sunday, May 18 and NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400 Race on Sunday, June 1 Installation of Aires products will optimize the electromagnetic field (EMF) environment surrounding Finchum & crew Garage 66 Ford Mustang, Finchum & crew will prominently showcase Aires brand marks NASCAR broadcasts reach 195 countries1 […]
Integration includes the NASCAR All-Star Open on Sunday, May 18 and NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400 Race on Sunday, June 1
Installation of Aires products will optimize the electromagnetic field (EMF) environment surrounding Finchum & crew
Garage 66 Ford Mustang, Finchum & crew will prominently showcase Aires brand marks
NASCAR broadcasts reach 195 countries1 with TV viewership of 3.3 million per race2
Toronto, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – May 13, 2025) – American Aires Inc. (CSE: WIFI) (OTCQB: AAIRF) (“Aires” or the “Company”), a pioneer in advanced technology designed to optimize electromagnetic field (EMF) environments to support health and well-being, has activated its second Chad Finchum sponsorship integration in a multi-race partnership, which will run throughout the remainder of May and include the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Open at North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Carolina, on Sunday, May 18, and the NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday, June 1. Building on knowledge gained from the Company’s initial sponsorship success in October 2024, Aires will strategically install its products to optimize the electromagnetic field environment surrounding Finchum and the Garage 66 team to support their health while they use advanced in-race communication systems before and during the multiple race weekends. The widespread popularity and global reach of NASCAR includes Cup Series broadcasts being available in 195 countries and 29 languages,1 and TV viewership in 2025 to date totaling 42.3 million for an average of 3.3 million per race.2
Finchum, crew and the Garage 66 Ford Mustang car will also prominently showcase the Aires brand and its products throughout multiple race weekends, including Aires brand marks being featured in the car’s paint scheme, specifically on the highly visible hood, in addition to branding on the door, roof and bumper. Interactions with Finchum and crew will provide Aires with co-branded photo and video assets that the Company will leverage before and after the races across various Aires marketing campaigns and channels to enhance marketing efficiency and raise household awareness of the Aires brand, which will help reinforce consumer purchase patterns.
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“It’s great to be partnering again with Chad Finchum and the Garage 66 team,” said Josh Bruni, CEO of Aires. “Chad isn’t just a competitor – he’s a new father, an elite performer, and someone who understands the connection between environment and performance. That makes this partnership deeply aligned. He discovered Aires through his personal pursuit of a cleaner, healthier life – at home and on the track. And like many athletes we work with, he knows that high performance starts with low interference.”
“As the lead sponsor in Nashville, we’re not just showing up with an Aires paint job – we’re making a point. Vehicles are one of the most EMF-saturated spaces in daily life, yet often overlooked. Whether it’s a racecar or a family SUV, Aires helps reformat that invisible layer between technology and biology. This moment is a symbol of something bigger: from arenas to cars to homes, people are rethinking their environments. And we’re proud to help drive that shift forward.”
For Finchum, the 30-year-old will get to drive in NASCAR’s All-Star weekend for the first time. The Knoxville, Tennessee native follows that up with his fourth premier series start in his home state and third at Nashville Superspeedway, most of any circuit on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar. He made his Next Gen debut at the 1.33-mile speedway last year.
“I love short track racing, and I love racing in front of my home crowd. Along with the rest of our Garage 66 partners, Aires has given me the opportunity to do both over the next couple events,” said Finchum. “It feels great to be getting behind the wheel of the Garage 66 entry three times in a five-week span. We can really get into a rhythm and build some momentum heading into these race weekends. With Aires EMF optimization, I will be able to deliver my maximum performance on raceday at both North Wilkesboro and Nashville.”
The Garage 66 team is making its eighth start in the All-Star Open and second at North Wilkesboro. Both there and Nashville, Garage 66 co-owner Carl Long is ready to apply his notes from one year ago to continue the progression and development of his team.
“It is a big deal for our growing program to return to a track with the same driver, same manufacturer, and returning team sponsors. It shows we are providing value to our partners, and it gives us the best chance to keep picking up speed on the racetrack. I know Chad will be laser-focused on doing a great job behind the wheel for all the folks at Aires and driving increased awareness about the benefits of creating EMF-friendly spaces,” said Long.
For more information about the partnership and Aires’ innovative EMF environment optimization technology, please visit https://airestech.com/pages/chad-finchum.
About the NASCAR Races
The NASCAR All-Star Open will be held at the North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Carolina, on Sunday, May 18 at 5:30 pm ET. The 100-lap/62.5-mile race will air on FOX Sports, FS1, MRN, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
The NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400 will be held at Nashville Superspeedway, Tennessee, on Sunday, June 1 at 7:00pm ET. The 300-lap/399-mile race will air on Amazon Prime Video, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
About Garage 66
Garage 66 is an American professional stock car racing team, co-owned by Carl Long, fielding the NASCAR Cup Series No. 66 entry out of Statesville, North Carolina. Competing previously under the MBM Motorsports banner and most recently as Power Source, Garage 66 has been racing in the premier series of NASCAR since 2017. Visit MBMMotorsports.com for more information. Follow the team on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
About American Aires Inc.
American Aires Inc. is a Canadian-based nanotechnology company committed to enhancing well-being and environmental safety through science-led innovation, education, and advocacy. The company is selling a line of proprietary patented silicon-based resonator products that optimize electromagnetic field (EMF) environments to support health and well-being.* Aires’ Lifetune products diffract EMF radiation emitted by consumer electronic devices such as cellphones, computers, baby monitors, and Wi-Fi, including the more powerful and rapidly expanding high-speed 5G networks. The Aires Certified SpacesTM (AiresCertifiedSpaces.com) standard is a set of protocols for implementing EMF modulation solutions to create authorized EMF-friendly spaces that support well-being in a tech-driven world. Aires is listed on the CSE under the ticker ‘WiFi’ and on the OTCQB under the symbol ‘AAIRF’. Learn more at investors.airestech.com and airestech.com/blogs/emf-education.
*Note: Based on the Company’s internal and peer-reviewed research studies and clinical trials. For more information please visit https://airestech.com/pages/tech.
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2. https://dailydownforce.com/the-complete-2025-nascar-tv-viewership-tracker/
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NASCAR returns to Iowa Speedway for a full weekend of racing, including the Iowa Corn 350 NASCAR Cup Series race on August 3. The ARCA Menards Series races at Iowa on August 1 before the Xfinity Series takes to the track for a one-day weekend on August 2 with practice, qualifying and the HyVee Perks […]
NASCAR returns to Iowa Speedway for a full weekend of racing, including the Iowa Corn 350 NASCAR Cup Series race on August 3.
The ARCA Menards Series races at Iowa on August 1 before the Xfinity Series takes to the track for a one-day weekend on August 2 with practice, qualifying and the HyVee Perks 250 on the same.
Iowa hosts the Cup Series for the second time on Sunday, with Ryan Blaney looking to repeat as winner after last year’s dominant performance.
Here is the full on-track schedule at Iowa:
All times Central; on-track activity at Iowa Speedway unless otherwise detailed.
2:30 pm. — ARCA Menards Series practice and qualifying, No TV
4:30 p.m. — Atlas 150 ARCA Menards Series race (150 laps, 131.25 miles), FS1 (Watch FREE on Fubo)
10 a.m. — NASCAR Xfinity Series practice and qualifying, CW app
12:30 p.m. — NASCAR Cup Series practice and qualifying, truTV (Watch FREE on Fubo)
3:30 p.m. — HyVee Perks 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race (250 laps, 218.75 miles), CW Network (Watch FREE on Fubo)
2:30 p.m. — Iowa Corn 350 NASCAR Cup Series race (350 laps, 306.25 miles), USA Network (Watch FREE on Fubo) and MAX (in-car cameras)
It would be difficult to imagine a performance more dominant than the one JR Motorsports driver Connor Zilisch has fashioned over the last nine races. In that span, Zilisch won four races, including the last three in a row. He also finished second three times and posted an average finish of 2.11 over the nine […]
It would be difficult to imagine a performance more dominant than the one JR Motorsports driver Connor Zilisch has fashioned over the last nine races.
In that span, Zilisch won four races, including the last three in a row. He also finished second three times and posted an average finish of 2.11 over the nine events.
With his win last Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, he notched the 100th victory for JR Motorsports. At 19 years, 4 days, he’s the youngest driver to 1) win three straight races in Xfinity Series history; 2) and to reach six career victories in the series, dethroning Joey Logano.
All six of Zilisch’s Xfinity wins have come in his series debuts at the respective tracks, a streak he’ll attempt to maintain in Saturday’s Hy-Vee Perks 250 at Iowa Speedway (4:30 p.m. ET on CW, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).
Only two drivers in series history have won four straight races: Sam Ard in 1983 and Noah Gragson in 2022.
Though Zilisch has never raced an Xfinity Series car at Iowa Speedway, two facts argue in his favor: he won last year’s ARCA Menards Series race at the 0.875-mile short track; and Sam Mayer won last year’s race with Zilisch’s current crew chief, Mardy Lindley, calling the shots from Mayer’s pit box.
“I was fortunate enough to win the ARCA race at Iowa last year, so I’m looking forward to using what I learned in that race with a new challenge in the Xfinity car,” Zilisch said. “My crew chief, Mardy Lindley, won the race there with Sam Mayer last year, so I know we’ll have a really good KOA Chevrolet when we get to the track this weekend.
“We’ve been on a roll lately with top-five finishes and trips to Victory Lane, so I’m ready to get to the track and continue that with (sponsor) KOA.”
The Hy-Vee Perks 250 is the third of five short-track races on the NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule this year, but neither of the winners of the first two such races will compete on Saturday.
NASCAR suspended Martinsville winner Austin Hill for one race for intentionally wrecking Aric Almirola last Saturday at Indianapolis, and Bristol winner Kyle Larson is not doing double duty this weekend.
Full-time NASCAR Cup Series driver Austin Dillon will take Hill’s place in the No. 21 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet at Iowa.
With five races left in the Xfinity Series regular season, there are five berths left in the Playoffs. Cousins Jeb Burton and Harrison Burton are on opposite sides of the eligibility bubble, with Jeb Burton holding a 10-point edge for the final spot in the Playoffs.
NASCAR arrives at the Iowa Speedway this weekend, for the three action-packed races leading up to the Iowa Corn 350 Powered by Ethanol on Sunday, August 3. Ryan Blaney looks to defend his race title after a top 10 finish last week. There will be televised practices and qualifying races throughout the weekend leading up […]
NASCAR arrives at the Iowa Speedway this weekend, for the three action-packed races leading up to the Iowa Corn 350 Powered by Ethanol on Sunday, August 3. Ryan Blaney looks to defend his race title after a top 10 finish last week.
There will be televised practices and qualifying races throughout the weekend leading up to the Iowa Corn 350. 2025 Iowa weekend includes racing events for the ARCA Menards Series (Atlas 150) and NASCAR Xfinity Series (HyVee Perks 250) along with the NASCAR Cup Series.
Friday, August 1
ARCA Menards Series Atlas 150, 7 p.m. ET on FS1 (STREAM)
Saturday, August 2
Xfinity Series practice, 11 a.m. ET on The CW (STREAM)
Xfinity Series qualifying, 12:05 a.m. ET on The CW (STREAM)
Cup Series practice, 1:30 p.m. ET on truTV (STREAM)
Cup Series qualifying, 2:40 p.m. ET on truTV (STREAM)
NASCAR Xfinity Series HyVee Perks 250, 4:30 p.m. ET on The CW (STREAM)
Sunday, August 3
NASCAR Cup Series Iowa Corn 350 Powered by Ethanol, 3:30 p.m. ET on USA Network (STREAM)
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Iowa Speedway, a.k.a., “The Fastest Short Track on the Planet,” is located in Newton, Iowa. It’s a thrilling 7/8‑mile paved D‑shaped oval patterned after Richmond Raceway, complete with turns influenced by the design work of NASCAR legend Rusty Wallace.
It opened in 2006, but the track didn’t hold its first NASCAR Cup Series event until June 2024, at the inaugural Iowa Corn 350. Ryan Blaney dominated, leading 201 of the 350 laps, while William Byron and Chase Elliott rounded out the podium in second and third.
In the lower tiers, familiar names like Brad Keselowski and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. have snowballed multiple Xfinity wins at Iowa, while drivers such as Christopher Bell, Erik Jones and William Byron have also triumphed in either Xfinity or Truck races here.
The Cup Series returns for its second Iowa Corn 350, set for 350 laps around the 0.875‑mile oval, and marking Race 23 of the 2025 season.
The entry list features 37 cars, led by short‑track ace Blaney and best bud Bubba Wallace, fresh off a Brickyard 400 win with 23XI Racing. Meanwhile, Iowa native Joey Gase makes his first Cup start of 2025 in the No. 66 Garage 66 Ford.
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Despite his defending status, Blaney is only +550 to win again this year, while Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin share a favorite moneyline at +450, according to DraftKings.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR on Tuesday suspended Austin Hill for one Xfinity Series race for intentionally crashing Aric Almirola at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Richard Childress Racing said Cup Series driver Austin Dillon will replace Hill in the Xfinity Series race at Iowa this weekend. The suspension also stripped Hill of the 21 playoff points […]
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR on Tuesday suspended Austin Hill for one Xfinity Series race for intentionally crashing Aric Almirola at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Richard Childress Racing said Cup Series driver Austin Dillon will replace Hill in the Xfinity Series race at Iowa this weekend.
The suspension also stripped Hill of the 21 playoff points he has earned in 2025 and prohibits him from earning points ahead of the playoffs under a new rule made before the start of the 2025 season. Hill will have to apply for a waiver to retain his playoff eligibility.
Prior to the suspension, Hill’s playoff points trailed only Connor Zilisch (29) and Justin Allgaier (22). But that count resets to zero, making his margin of error during the first playoff round virtually none.
Hill is ranked seventh in the Xfinity Series standings with three victories.
What’s Happening? Following a short clip of the main menu and soundtrack for iRacing’s upcoming console game, NASCAR ’25, Dale Earnhardt Jr hopped on X to reveal even more about the game’s soundtrack. What’s Happening? NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. has uploaded footage of iRacing’s new game, NASCAR ’25, its main menu, and the… On […]
Following a short clip of the main menu and soundtrack for iRacing’s upcoming console game, NASCAR ’25, Dale Earnhardt Jr hopped on X to reveal even more about the game’s soundtrack.
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NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. has uploaded footage of iRacing’s new game, NASCAR ’25, its main menu, and the…
On Wednesday Morning, NASCAR Hall of Famer and executive director at iRacing, Dale Earnhardt Jr., uploaded a clip of NASCAR ’25’s main menu. While fans reacted to the menu’s design, the soundtrack was the main takeaway.
Fans quickly noticed that the background music in the short clip was not the usual generic southern rock found in recent games; rather, it was Killer Mike’s song Nobody Knows. Of course, while Earnhardt has taken pride in the game itself, the former driver and music-lover has taken the soundtrack under his wing, asking fans and drivers what they’d like to see in the game.
After his Instagram post, fans quickly flocked to X to ask for more information on the soundtrack, and Earnhardt, ever a man of the people, obliged.
Earnhardt started by saying that there will be 27 different artists featured in the game, and though he didn’t expand on every artist, from his posts, here’s who Earnhardt said is included:
Earnhardt also made special notes of certain artists, for example, regarding Molly Hatchet’s Flirtin’ with Disaster, the featured song from EA Sports’ NASCAR 98, “I was told that people wouldn’t buy a game without it.”
Many fans were excited to see Breaking Benjamin on the list of artists, with Earnhardt saying that they were on a list submitted by NASCAR Cup Series drivers Bubba Wallace and Ryan Blaney alongside Royal Blood. Breaking Benjamin is another returning group from a past NASCAR game, being featured in EA’s NASCAR 07.
However, Earnhardt revealed that Breaking Benjamin was the first to contact the game and ask to be involved.
These posts only scratched the surface of the 27 artists, and perhaps many more songs in the game’s library, meaning fans still await a full reveal down the road. This week, NASCAR ’25 began unveiling rosters for the four series featured in the game, likely meaning a soundtrack reveal is right around the corner.
NASCAR ’25 is scheduled to release on Xbox Series X/S and PS5 on Oct. 14, with a PC port coming in the future. For any and all information, including timelines, promotional videos, and in-game info, make sure to check out our in-depth article on NASCAR ’25 below.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) – Hawkeye Downs has been witnessing a young talent lately. Tallan Chandler is a 15-year-old driver who’s leaving his mark at the track. He’s beaten a couple of former NASCAR drivers, including Landon Cassill and Kenny Wallace. Cassill had high praise for Chandler. “I haven’t raced against a teenager like that […]
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) – Hawkeye Downs has been witnessing a young talent lately.
Tallan Chandler is a 15-year-old driver who’s leaving his mark at the track.
He’s beaten a couple of former NASCAR drivers, including Landon Cassill and Kenny Wallace. Cassill had high praise for Chandler.
“I haven’t raced against a teenager like that in a while. But I can tell you that I’ve been him before and he’s a tremendous talent and has won a bunch of races,” said Cassill.
The young phenom is noticed by drivers much older than him.
“Before we even race, they say that they heard I’m a good driver, and I’m the one that they have to race against. Then after the race, they’re surprised and it’s a good feeling,” said Chandler.
He comes from a racing family where his father and grandfather were always into it. That made things come naturally.
“As soon as he got into power wheels, he was doing donuts and drifting. So we knew he really liked the cars,” said his father, Nathan Chandler.
“We made a track around my backyard and my dad and all his brothers would go out there and race me just like I was one of them,” said Tallan Chandler.
Chandler plans to continue racing at Hawkeye Downs and maybe move to dirt racing.
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