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Chris Buescher earned stage points and was poised for a quiet, solid afternoon Sunday at Kansas Speedway, but a tire failure with seven laps remaining relegated him to a 27th-place finish in the Fastenal Ford.

The final caution came out with seven laps to go, and Haley took the wave around to put himself back on the lead lap. The race went on to finish in an overtime, two-lap shootout, and Haley finished 21st.

Tyler Reddick clinched his spot in the Round of 12 with a stellar final restart to win his second race of the season. It is the third victory for 23XI – with three different drivers – in the last four Kansas Speedway events.

Utilizing a two-tire pit strategy ahead of the overtime restart, Erik Jones drove his No. 43 Allegiant Camaro to the battle for the lead – ultimately taking the third position to lead Team Chevy to the checkered flag in today’s Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway.

JOEY LOGANO, No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Ford Mustang – DO YOU FEEL LIKE THE TWO-TIRE PIT STRATEGY WAS ENOUGH? “It was enough in the sense that we were running 15th when the caution came out."

Erik Jones, No. 43 Allegiant Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 - “I just needed to clear the No. 22 (Joey Logano) in (turns) three and four."

Team Chevy’s Kyle Larson will take the green-flag from a front-row starting position in tomorrow’s Hollywood Casino 400.

The No. 12 Wabash Ford Mustang of Ryan Blaney led the Team Penske stable in practice with the fifth-fastest pace, followed by Joey Logano (26th) and Austin Cindric (27th).

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Christopher Bell was made available to media after winning the pole for the NASCAR Cup Series event at Kansas Speedway on Saturday:

MICHAEL MCDOWELL, No. 34 FR8Auctions.com Ford Mustang – “Just like every weekend, just a lot of hard work. I’m proud of everybody at Front Row."