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Qualifying for both the ARCA Menards Series and the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series was canceled Friday afternoon due to severe storms in the area.

NASCAR reveals the return of both the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series’ Dash 4 Cash and Craftsman Truck Series’ Triple Truck Challenge programs

Chase Briscoe claimed the NASCAR Cup Series pole Saturday afternoon at Kansas Speedway with a 180.078 mph lap during the qualifying session.

The No. 17 RFK Racing Ford team was docked 60 championship points, fined $75,000; crew chief Scott Graves was issued a two-race suspension due to the team violating Sections 14.1.C and 14.5.4.G of the NASCAR Rule Book involving the team over-exceeding use of front bumper covers.

The 2021 Cup Series champion led a race-high 221 of 267-scheduled laps, swept both stage periods and muscled away from the field during a 49-lap dash to the finish en route to his third Cup victory of 2025 at Kansas.

The 2024 Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year recipient led a race-high 75 of 134-scheduled laps and survived a final-lap challenge from Layne Riggs to score his first Truck victory in nearly two years at Kansas.

ThorSport Racing's Jake Garcia earned his second career Craftsman Truck Series pole Saturday afternoon at Kansas Speedway.

Ross Chastain led 52 laps and held off William Byron down the stretch to win the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway.

The 31-year-old Chastain from Alva, Florida, led 52 of 267-scheduled laps and fended off Playoff contender William Byron during a 20-lap shootout to win for the first time since the 2023 finale at Phoenix.

The 40-year-old Almirola from Tampa, Florida, led 16 of 200-scheduled laps and rallied from pitting under green to address a flat right-rear tire from scraping the wall to overtake Cole Custer for the lead with three laps remaining and win for the second time in eight Xfinity starts in 2024.