Kyle Larson DOMINATES Kansas
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Kyle Larson remains atop the NASCAR Cup Series power rankings, thanks to his dominating performance at Kansas Speedway. Once again, those behind him continue to jockey for position. Those drivers landed in their spots partly based on speed and partly based on just the ability to get to the finish and earn a good result.
Happy Mother's Day to you all, and welcome to the Racing America On SI Live Race Updates page for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway
NASCAR Cup Series season will be one-third of the way complete after Sunday's Advent Health 400 at Kansas Speedway, which features another stacked NASCAR at Kansas DFS driver pool. With strong options like Kyle Larson,
Kansas Speedway will be open for several hours of virtual nonstop action Saturday as the Truck and Cup series hit the 1.5-mile oval. The trucks will be on track just after 2 p.m. ET for practice and qualifying, followed by Cup practice and qualifying for Sunday’s 400-mile race. Christopher Bell qualified first a year ago at Kansas.
Friday, May 9 brings this spring’s first Kansas night event: the ARCA Menard’s Series Tide 150. The 100-lap race starts at 7 p.m. and will be televised live on FS1 (with a livestream on the Fox Sports app).
Quietly putting together a remarkable season, Ryan Preece netted his fourth top 10 of 2025 in this past Sunday\\\"s Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway, and he did so by being the only driver to have top-10 rankings across the board,
Denny Hamlin has given his verdict on the new format for the upcoming All-Star race at North Wilkesboro. The 23XI Racing co-owner and Joe Gibbs Racing driver acknowledged that while there are some "gimmicky" elements, "it could be worse." He explained on the Actions Detrimental podcast (below):
Heim was pressed into service last year as a substitute for Legacy Motor Club driver Erik Jones, who suffered a compression fracture at Talladega Superspeedway. He made his Cup debut at Dover, followed by races at Kansas (still subbing for Jones) and Nashville (for 23XI).