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NASCAR Cup Series

Hollywood Casino 400 Presented by Barstool Sportsbook

Kansas Speedway

September 11th, 2022

Race #28 of the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 267
Miles Raced : 400.5
Time of Race : 03 Hours 10 minutes 03 seconds
Average Speed: 126.440 mph
Margin of Victory : 01.000 seconds
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 43
Lead Changes: 16

Tyler Reddick and Joey Logano lead the field — Kansas City, Kansas - September 11th, 2022: Tyler Reddick, driver of the #8 Guaranteed Rate Chevrolet, and Joey Logano, driver of the #22 Shell Pennzoil Ford, lead the field on a pace lap prior to during the NASCAR Cup Series Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway. Photo by Chris Graythen | Getty Images

Driver	ST	50%	10%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Bubba Wallace	6	10	1	1	1	32	6.3	+5	98	78	+20	66	17	92.1%	58	267	125.9	53
Denny Hamlin	25	16	3	2	2	33	11.6	+23	147	107	+40	62	12	67.4%	0	267	100.3	40
Christopher Bell	4	7	2	3	1	16	4.0	+1	53	47	+6	43	17	99.6%	12	267	119.7	53
Alex Bowman	3	1	5	4	1	25	3.9	-1	55	50	+5	39	34	97.0%	107	267	128.2	43
Martin Truex Jr	12	14	8	5	1	32	11.2	+7	137	73	+64	66	22	78.3%	24	267	99.4	40
William Byron	9	3	4	6	1	24	7.0	+3	68	81	-13	56	7	94.8%	9	267	102.2	39
Ross Chastain	5	12	6	7	3	23	8.4	-2	92	94	-2	71	1	97.8%	0	267	97.1	34
Kyle Larson	7	9	7	8	2	25	8.9	-1	100	105	-5	89	7	97.8%	0	267	96.1	33
Ryan Blaney	17	8	9	9	1	33	9.6	+8	111	77	+34	67	8	85.0%	2	267	95.7	39
Daniel Suarez	15	21	14	10	1	29	13.8	+5	103	100	+3	54	20	63.3%	8	267	84.3	27
Chase Elliott	22	4	10	11	3	31	11.6	+11	104	99	+5	62	3	79.0%	0	267	83.4	37
Austin Cindric	8	6	11	12	4	29	11.1	-4	90	102	-12	68	3	89.9%	0	267	83.6	25
Chase Briscoe	13	5	13	13	2	34	16.2	+0	115	110	+5	56	2	58.4%	0	267	74.8	24
Austin Dillon	11	23	12	14	1	31	16.7	-3	81	107	-26	41	0	38.2%	3	267	70.2	24
Chris Buescher	10	20	15	15	7	35	19.3	-5	68	87	-19	26	1	46.8%	0	267	73.9	22
Michael McDowell	23	15	16	16	1	27	16.9	+7	112	119	-7	24	0	31.8%	1	267	64.7	21
Joey Logano	2	2	18	17	1	21	8.2	-15	83	101	-18	63	9	84.3%	2	266	90.3	25
Noah Gragson	28	25	20	18	4	34	23.2	+10	104	113	-9	8	0	3.8%	0	266	49.8	0
Justin Haley	27	11	17	19	9	32	17.4	+8	135	127	+8	37	2	40.8%	0	266	63.2	18
Ty Dillon	21	18	22	20	3	33	22.6	+1	117	118	-1	12	0	4.9%	0	266	51.8	17
Aric Almirola	36	24	19	21	1	36	22.6	+15	124	81	+43	1	6	4.9%	3	266	49.3	16
Cole Custer	29	19	21	22	11	30	21.5	+7	97	117	-20	7	2	6.4%	0	266	52.7	15
Todd Gilliland	32	26	23	23	9	34	26.2	+9	70	93	-23	4	0	1.9%	0	266	40.2	14
Landon Cassill	31	27	25	24	4	34	26.3	+7	73	77	-4	9	0	5.6%	0	266	40.3	0
Brad Keselowski	26	17	27	25	10	30	22.2	+1	113	126	-13	8	3	16.5%	0	266	56.9	12
Kyle Busch	20	13	24	26	3	30	19.4	-6	129	101	+28	48	5	34.8%	0	265	58.1	15
Cody Ware	30	28	26	27	2	34	27.4	+3	57	91	-34	6	0	4.1%	0	265	35.8	10
JJ Yeley	33	29	29	28	5	36	29.1	+5	43	50	-7	0	0	2.3%	0	264	32.5	0
Erik Jones	24	22	28	29	10	31	22.9	-5	104	126	-22	11	0	6.0%	0	264	44.3	8
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	35	31	31	30	1	35	23.1	+5	72	41	+31	27	15	25.1%	0	262	68.4	14
BJ McLeod	34	30	30	31	3	36	30.8	+3	5	7	-2	0	0	2.3%	0	262	28.8	0
Harrison Burton	18	32	32	32	17	33	29.3	-14	57	85	-28	0	0	0.0%	0	115	31.3	5
Corey Lajoie	19	33	33	33	11	33	29.1	-14	49	59	-10	0	0	1.1%	0	114	32.5	4
Ty Gibbs	16	34	34	34	12	33	29.0	-18	43	64	-21	7	0	2.3%	0	90	42.3	0
Tyler Reddick	1	35	35	35	1	33	26.7	-34	6	7	-1	6	17	24.3%	38	67	94.2	2
Kevin Harvick	14	36	36	36	3	21	32.6	-22	14	10	+4	12	0	11.6%	0	33	37.7	1

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Race Fast Facts

Kansas Speedway
22nd Annual Hollywood Casino 400 Presented by Barstool Sportsbook
Race Winner: Bubba Wallace
Age: 28
Team : No. 45 - ROOT Insurance Toyota
Owner: Michael Jordan
Crew Chief: Robert Barker
Bubba Wallace won the 22nd Annual Hollywood Casino 400 Presented by Barstool Sportsbook, his second victory in 176 Cup Series races.
This is his first victory and eighth top-10 finish in 2022.
This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in ten races at Kansas Speedway.
Denny Hamlin (second) posted his 12th top-10 finish in 29 races at Kansas Speedway. It is his ninth top-10 finish in 2022.
Christopher Bell (third) posted his fourth top-10 finish in six races at Kansas Speedway.
Austin Cindric (12th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Christopher Bell leads the point standings by 10 points over William Byron.

Race Recap

Bubba Wallace streaks to convincing NASCAR Cup victory at Kansas Speedway

September 11th, 2022

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

Driving the same car number that carried teammate Kurt Busch to victory in the May race at Kansas Speedway, Bubba Wallace claimed a dramatic win at the same track in Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400, the second event in the first round of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.

Wallace regained the lead on Lap 225 after the final cycle of green-flag pit stops at the 1.5-mile track and stayed out front for the final 43 circuits as his car owner, Denny Hamlin, chased him to no avail.

Wallace crossed the stripe exactly one second ahead of Hamlin, as a driver not competing for the drivers’ champion won for the second straight week. Hamlin finished second for the second straight Playoff race, have trailed Erik Jones to the line last Sunday at Darlington.

“Man, just so proud of this team, so proud of the effort that they put in each and every week,” said Wallace, who won for the first time this season and the second time in his career. “Just thankful for the opportunity, right? Took this jump from an idea two years ago from a text from Denny before it all even happened. He was ready to get the deal done…

“Just so proud. Pit crew was awesome today. We had one loose wheel. Just thankful. Thanks for the opportunity, and thankful to shut the hell up for a lot of people.”

Wallace is competing for the Cup Series owners’ championship in the car Kurt Busch drove for the first 20 races of the season before suffering lingering concussion-like symptoms after a wreck in qualifying at Pocono. With his win, Wallace qualified for the Round of 8 in the owners’ competition.

Christopher Bell, who ran third, is the first driver to lock himself into the Playoffs’ Round of 8 on points. The other 15 championship contenders will have to establish their positions in the final 12—or suffer elimination—next Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway.

During the final run, Hamlin passed Bell for the second position on Lap 252 of 267. With 10 laps left, Hamlin trailed by 2.066 seconds but could get no closer than the final one-second deficit the rest of the way.

Hamlin clearly had mixed feeling about his pursuit of the No. 45 23XI Toyota he co-owns with NBA legend Michael Jordan.

“It's been a good overall day,” said Hamlin, who recovered from an equipment interference penalty—his 34th pit road infraction of the season—on Lap 27 under a competition caution. “Still frustrated about the first half of the race. We just aren't executing all that well…

“Really happy for our 11 Toyota team. They fought hard. They really stepped up that last half. We made the car quite a bit better. Just really happy about the outcome and really happy for that 45 team and Bubba Wallace and (crew chief) Bootie (Barker). Bubba has just really worked hard on his craft, and we've just given him fast race cars, and now he is showing what he has got.”

Alex Bowman finished fourth, followed by non-Playoff driver Martin Truex Jr. Championship contenders William Byron, Ross Chastain, Kyle Larson, Ryan Blaney and Daniel Suarez completed the top 10.

Other Playoff drivers weren’t as fortunate.

A sudden disaster knocked Kevin Harvick out of the race before the end of Stage 1. Racing side-by-side, Chastain and Wallace steered up the track in front of Harvick’s No. 4 Ford as the cars sped through Turn 4.

Harvick’s Mustang snapped loose and the right front of his car pounded the outside wall. With damage too severe to repair, Harvick retired from the race in last (36th) place.

“When those two cars came up in front of me, I just got super tight,” Harvick said after a visit to the infield care center. “When I lifted, it grabbed and got loose. I just wasn’t expecting them to come up and my car getting that tight.”

Harvick entered the race 16th in the Playoff standings. The last-place results puts him in a must-win situation next Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway.

“Yeah, it is what it is,” Harvick said. “We were racing to win anyway today, so that’s what we will do again next week.”

Harvick wasn’t the only casualty of the first stage. Pole winner Tyler Reddick blew a right rear tire while leading on Lap 65 and slammed into the outside wall in Turn 2. He brought his No. 8 Chevrolet to pit road, but attempts to repair the car proved futile, and Reddick was eliminated in 35th place.

“The right-rear tire just blew like we’ve had a few times,” said Reddick, who fell to 11th in the Playoff standings. “At Fontana (Auto Club Speedway), I was able to save it. But here, it snapped at the worst possible point, and we just killed the wall.

“It broke the control arm on the right-front, so our day was over. We leave here with not a lot of points, so we’ll have to fight hard at Bristol.”

Troubles continued for Playoff drivers when Kyle Busch, whose team already had incurred two equipment interference penalties on pit road, spun off Turn 4 on Lap 137. Busch’s right-side tires went flat as he skidded toward the infield grass, and Busch lost a lap as he nursed his wounded car to pit road.

Busch got his lap back as the beneficiary under caution at the end of Stage 2, but he lost two laps during the final 96-lap green-flag run. His 26th-place finish dropped him two points below the current cut line for the Round of 8, trailing Tyler Reddick and Austin Cindric by that margin.

Joining Busch and Harvick in the bottom four are Austin Dillon (14th Sunday) and Chase Briscoe (13th). The Playoff field will be cut from 16 to 12 drivers after next Saturday’s race at Thunder Valley.