Ty Gibbs celebrated his victory at Iowa Speedway in a unique way. He helped start the digging up of the track's surface as it prepares to undergo a repave. Gibbs and some others might wish they wouldn’t repave the track. And that's because Gibbs showed that, if a driver could get a handle on the seventh-eighth-mile oval, it's possible to pass. For Gibbs, a bad pit stop sent him to near the rear of the field early in the race. But he was still able to work his way to the front and hold off Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Christopher Bell. Here are my takeaways after Gibbs earned his second career vic...