This weekend, Justin Bonsignore takes the next step in his 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series campaign with Joe Gibbs Racing at Iowa Speedway, marking a significant appearance for the Joe Gibbs Racing Xfinity Series Iowa lineup. Bonsignore, a four-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion originally from New York, will pilot the No. 19 USNEPower Toyota GR Supra in what will be his seventh career Xfinity Series start and his sixth event of the season.
USNEPower Inc., a major player in electrical apparatus repair based out of Westfield, Massachusetts, has deepened its partnership with Bonsignore for this event. With his best finish this season being 16th, Bonsignore aims to leverage his experience and recent preparation with the Joe Gibbs Racing team to improve on previous results as the group approaches race day with optimism and resolve.
Key Details and Event Schedule at Iowa Speedway
Bonsignore’s current season with Joe Gibbs Racing continues with the highly anticipated appearance at Iowa Speedway, followed by additional races at Kansas Speedway, Martinsville Speedway, and Phoenix Raceway, rounding off his 2025 commitments with the team. His focus remains on steady improvement and competitive finishes in each remaining event.
The schedule for the Iowa event includes a practice session from 10:00 to 10:55 a.m., qualifying at 11:00 a.m., and the main race commencing at 3:30 p.m., all local times to Iowa Speedway. Fans can catch the action live on The CW, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio channel 90, and the Motor Racing Network, ensuring thorough coverage for racing supporters across the country.
USNEPower’s Growth and Services
USNEPower, also known as USNE Inc., recently announced the launch of its new Mid-West Operations branch, establishing a service center in West Des Moines, Iowa, effective since July 2025. This move extends the company’s well-regarded Northeast Operations into the Midwest, offering capabilities in Medium Voltage and Low Voltage Electrical Apparatus Repairs, along with a broad range of field and shop services.
Founded in 2003, USNEPower has earned its reputation through rapid response times and an extensive in-shop component inventory. The cornerstone practices honed in the Northeast will now support customers at the new West Des Moines facility as part of the expanding Mid-West Operation Service Center. The company’s offerings include transformer and voltage regulator service, recloser and relay service, Switchgear (MV/LV) solutions, forensic investigations, asset representation during construction, cable and ground testing, root cause analysis, and fault locating, positioning USNEPower as a leader in its field.
After Iowa: What’s Next for Bonsignore
After competing at Iowa Speedway, Justin Bonsignore is set to rejoin the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour with Kenneth Massa Motorsports for the Thompson 150 on August 6. His momentum in the Xfinity Series with Joe Gibbs Racing is anticipated to bolster his performance in upcoming events, reflecting ongoing collaboration between driver, team, and sponsors.
Significance Looking Ahead
The collaboration between Bonsignore, Joe Gibbs Racing, and USNEPower represents a noteworthy engagement in both motorsports and the broader business community, as USNEPower’s investment in Mid-West operations aligns with its expanding sponsorship and support for talented racers. Bonsignore’s continual drive for better results at venues like Iowa Speedway, Kansas Speedway, Martinsville Speedway, and Phoenix Raceway will be closely watched by fans and industry observers alike, while the strong partnership with USNEPower underlines the importance of regional business integration within major racing events. This developing relationship looks set to provide benefits both on and off the track as the season progresses.
