Kyle Larsen had another major car in Kansas on Sunday afternoon, but he was a little uncertain in the closing laps.
Handric Motorsports Racer removed the period of caution on the final 72 laps, which claims victory in the NASCAR Cup series’ Edivelth 400 in Kansas City, Kansas Speedway in Kansas Speedway.
The 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Champion passed the number 20 of the leader Christopher Bell after the fourth caution, overcome three more yellow flags and led the ground for 49 green-flag laps, which reached the Toyota driver for 0.712 seconds to win his 32nd career, tied him up with a deale jaret.
Alk Grove, California., Racer matched the Bell for a 2025 lead in winning with three with his third career Kansas Triumph. It was the 10th of Hendric motorsports on the track.
In a weekend when the cars were blowing tires after wearing a long time, Larsen said that his Chevrolets definitely lose speed on the last few circuits because he tried to manage his rubber.
“I was really working hard to speed up myself because I believe it was the longest run of the day,” Larsen said, who led 221 out of 267 laps on the 1.5-mile speedway. “I was struggling at the end of the runs … I don’t know whether a lot was starting to wear a lot or what, but I was starting to lose too much and then I was really doing bad. I was afraid that a right-rear or something would be allowed to go.”
Bell was happy to record a career-first runner-up Finnish in Kansas and his sixth top-five runs in 2025.
Bell said, “I wondered that he left the top (line) on the last couple of laps and pulled down,” but I was as bad as it was as bad. ,
Ryan Blanne, Chess Brisco and Alex Boman participated in the top five.
Chevrolet won the third time in the speedway for a straight time, while Ford won nine races in Kansas.
After Aj Allmenndra’s Chevrolet ended at the seventh lap of the race, Polester Larsen and 19 stay out on the track – and Larsen’s No. 5 Chevrolet rocked away from the pack with a slight challenge on a wrist.
With the Larsen 80-Lap first segment, 20 front drivers had to be beaten in a pit around Lap 40, while the previous group continued to turn on the green-jerk circuit. It originally reversed Denny Halin’s number 11 in the region.
The points leader William Bayran flatly flat his right rear tire at lap 67 after a gambling at low air pressure, which ended with number 24 car, which was completely catching and spinning on the pit road.
Larsen topped the team’s fellow Chase Elliot to win the top bonus points in stage 1 under just two seconds. Bell, Blane and Austin Cyndric dropped out of the top five.
In winning Stage 2 from the lower Elliot, Larsen reached under the leadership of 10,000 career laps. Larsen, Halin and Kyle Busch are the only active drivers reaching that milestone. Blane, Josh Berry and Bell followed Hendric Duo in Stage 2.
Chasing Elliott after number 9, Brad Caselowski blown up a tire on his number 6 Ford, without a unhappy season, without a unhappy season to defeat Larsen on Pit Road, while going to the second position with 73 laps and crashed into the wall for his fifth, this season did not end.
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