lead for good on lap 34. Cunningham held his rivals off for the remaining laps, as he took his third Freedom 100 victory by 0.4368 seconds from Kimball, with Hinchcliffe, Clarke and Plowman rounding out the top five positions. Along with Simmons and Mann, Arie Luyendyk Jr. retired from the race due to mechanical gremlins. With Vernay finishing down the field, his championship lead over Kimball was trimmed to just five points. Round 5: AvoidTheStork.com 100 Saturday June 19, 2010 – 9:40 p.m. EDT / 8:40 p.m. CDT Iowa Speedway – Newton, Iowa; Permanent racing facility, Distance: 115 laps / Race weather: , clear skies Pole position winner: #29 Sebastián Saavedra, 40.0594 sec, (2-lap) Most laps led: #29 Sebastián Saavedra, 115 Race report: Round 6: Corning 100 Sunday July 4, 2010 – 1:30 p.m. EDT Watkins Glen International – Watkins Glen, New York; Permanent racing facility, Distance: 30 laps / Race weather: , clear skies Pole position winner: #2 James Hinchcliffe, 1:37.3593 sec, Most laps led: #2 James Hinchcliffe, 18 Race report: Charlie Kimball suffered problems even before the start of the race, stalling his car at Turn 7. His stall forced the start to be waved off a lap. When the race did eventually get under way, James Hinchcliffe led Stefan Wilson into Turn 1. Wilson would be demoted to fourth by the end of the lap, as both championship leader Jean-Karl Vernay and Sebastián Saavedra found a way past the British driver. The first of two cautions flew on lap two as Dan Clarke was tipped into a spin by Pippa Mann and both cars found the wall at Turn 9. After the restart, Wilson was demoted yet further, as debutant Anders Krohn found a way by. Krohn would fall to tenth position by the race's conclusion. Wilson's engine blew at the beginning of lap fourteen, causing the second and final caution due to fluid leaking out of his Bryan Herta Autosport car all the way along the front straight. Vernay found a way past Hinchcliffe on lap nineteen, using the Canadian's slipstream to full effect, passing him into the Inner Loop. Vernay held the lead to the end, as he won his third race of the season to extend his championship lead. Hinchcliffe finished in close proximity to Vernay in second, with Saavedra, Martin Plowman and James Winslow – returning to the series, and starting last out