NASCAR Truck Series PR

Wright was black-flagged on lap 131 after having too many crew members over the wall during a pit stop to continue repairs to the right rear, resulting in a 25th-place finish.

Thompson on his run at Kansas: “Our No. 40 Worldwide Express Chevrolet started the night battling a tight-handling condition but we made the right adjustments throughout the race to get us in a good spot."

Alan on his top-20 effort at Kansas: “Our No. 45 AUTOParkit Chevrolet Silverado had a good run tonight in Kansas. We made the right adjustments all night and I learned a lot as the race went on, we just got unlucky with the timing of the late-race cautions."

Hocevar on his run at Kansas: “We didn’t have the run we hoped for in Kansas tonight, but a big thank you to Premier Security Solutions for helping us run the Flint Police Department scheme."

Hailie Deegan qualified 18th for the Heart of America 200 at Kansas Speedway. The Ford Performance F-150 fired off tight but settled into 17th as she found a comfortable line along the top of the racetrack.

Grant Enfinger, No. 23 Champion Power Equipment Chevrolet Silverado RST - "Man, we really weren't all that fast when we unloaded for practice and qualifying, but we were able to make huge gains during the race."

TY MAJESKI, No. 66 American Racing Wheels Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, ThorSport Racing - “We kept easing on the balance all night. I was a little bit free."

Grant Enfinger will drive GMS Racing chassis no. 325 at Kansas Speedway. This chassis made its on track debut in 2020, and the last time it was raced, it went to victory lane at Martinsville Speedway with Zane Smith last October.

John Hunter Nemechek and the No. 4 Mobil 1 team head to Kansas Speedway with momentum on their side coming off their first win of the season at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway last weekend.

Alan on making his debut at Kansas Speedway: “Another first time track for us, but that’s one of the challenges of being a rookie, so you have to embrace it."