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NASCAR Cup Series

Hollywood Casino 400

Kansas Speedway

September 10th, 2023

Race #28 of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 267
- Extended to 268 laps
Miles Raced : 402.0
Time of Race : 03 Hours 12 minutes 38 seconds
Average Speed: 125.212 mph
Margin of Victory : 00.327 seconds
Cautions: 9
Caution Laps: 45
Lead Changes: 19

Kyle Larson leads the field — Kansas City, Kansas - September 10th, 2023: Kyle Larson, driver of the #5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet, leads the field during the NASCAR Cup Series Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway. Photo by Jamie Squire | 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
Tyler Reddick	5	8	2	1	1	23	5.0	+4	94	74	+20	66	21	97.8%	2	268	126.1	51
Denny Hamlin	14	10	1	2	1	21	5.3	+12	90	67	+23	73	31	99.6%	63	268	126.2	48
Erik Jones	19	13	4	3	1	28	9.4	+16	143	118	+25	74	9	86.6%	0	268	101.6	39
Kyle Larson	2	11	6	4	1	29	6.8	-2	83	65	+18	49	50	85.1%	99	268	119.8	43
Joey Logano	11	14	16	5	1	35	13.3	+6	123	127	-4	63	1	76.1%	0	268	84.9	35
Chase Elliott	4	1	5	6	1	20	5.2	-2	79	80	-1	57	12	99.6%	47	268	113.2	41
Kyle Busch	35	7	8	7	3	35	13.9	+28	152	126	+26	72	1	74.6%	0	268	83.4	30
Christopher Bell	1	6	12	8	1	18	7.6	-7	65	71	-6	46	10	94.4%	15	268	100.9	38
Brad Keselowski	12	5	3	9	1	31	6.7	+3	108	101	+7	62	11	94.0%	23	268	102.5	41
Alex Bowman	23	12	13	10	5	29	16.6	+13	137	141	-4	37	0	42.2%	0	268	73.5	27
Kevin Harvick	20	3	9	11	2	30	10.6	+9	106	94	+12	43	5	74.6%	0	268	89.1	34
Ryan Blaney	17	2	7	12	2	29	9.2	+5	108	89	+19	61	3	91.4%	0	268	93.1	35
Ross Chastain	6	21	15	13	3	29	12.9	-7	100	107	-7	32	1	58.2%	0	268	78.7	31
Ty Gibbs	36	15	10	14	6	36	18.4	+22	138	118	+20	46	0	50.4%	0	268	70.7	23
William Byron	9	16	17	15	3	31	13.7	-6	121	111	+10	50	1	47.4%	0	268	80.2	22
Daniel Suarez	15	17	24	16	1	34	18.3	-1	142	145	-3	32	3	36.2%	12	268	65.8	21
Aric Almirola	25	9	19	17	1	32	19.9	+8	154	155	-1	32	3	20.5%	3	268	60.8	20
Ryan Preece	28	23	18	18	2	34	23.7	+10	145	146	-1	6	0	1.9%	0	268	53.7	19
Chase Briscoe	26	33	22	19	5	33	24.9	+7	103	110	-7	5	0	3.7%	0	268	48.2	18
Carson Hocevar	21	18	21	20	8	35	22.1	+1	121	124	-3	1	1	8.2%	0	268	57.4	0
Justin Haley	30	20	23	21	7	32	21.5	+9	150	128	+22	8	0	3.7%	0	268	58.3	16
Corey Lajoie	24	24	20	22	8	35	22.5	+2	123	122	+1	5	1	6.3%	0	268	53.1	15
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	16	32	26	23	8	32	23.4	-7	118	125	-7	9	0	4.5%	0	268	47.8	14
Cole Custer	27	27	27	24	3	35	27.2	+3	105	126	-21	4	0	2.2%	0	268	37.2	0
Todd Gilliland	32	26	25	25	3	35	26.3	+7	120	125	-5	16	2	14.6%	0	267	43.7	12
Michael McDowell	7	28	14	26	2	34	19.6	-19	114	130	-16	29	7	27.6%	0	267	53.2	11
Chris Buescher	13	4	11	27	3	28	12.5	-14	94	106	-12	53	1	85.1%	0	267	70.7	12
Ty Dillon	33	30	28	28	3	34	27.5	+5	131	140	-9	11	0	6.7%	0	267	33.3	9
Sheldon Creed	34	29	29	29	6	36	30.2	+5	100	126	-26	6	0	1.9%	0	266	30.7	0
AJ Allmendinger	22	22	31	30	8	33	22.5	-8	72	84	-12	24	10	32.8%	0	266	62.7	7
Austin Cindric	18	19	30	31	9	33	25.4	-13	106	138	-32	4	0	1.9%	0	266	34.7	6
Bubba Wallace	10	34	32	32	1	34	20.9	-22	29	21	+8	26	29	40.3%	3	264	95.1	14
Austin Dillon	8	35	33	33	7	35	28.9	-25	41	51	-10	19	0	20.9%	0	259	57.8	4
JJ Yeley	31	31	34	34	1	36	29.6	-3	92	103	-11	7	0	5.6%	1	212	29.5	0
Harrison Burton	29	25	35	35	2	34	29.2	-6	111	108	+3	6	0	2.2%	0	175	34.2	2
Martin Truex Jr	3	36	36	36	3	16	35.7	-33	1	17	-16	1	0	1.1%	0	3	23.2	1

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Kansas Speedway
Hollywood Casino 400
Race Winner: Tyler Reddick
Age: 27
Team : No. 45 - MoneyLion Toyota
Owner: 23XI Racing
Crew Chief: Billy Scott
Tyler Reddick won the Hollywood Casino 400, his fifth victory in 138 NASCAR Cup Series races.
This is his second victory and 13th top-10 finish in 2023.
This is his first victory and fourth top-10 finish in nine races at Kansas Speedway.
Denny Hamlin (second) posted his 14th top-10 finish in 31 races at Kansas Speedway. It is his 13th top-10 finish in 2023.
Erik Jones (third) posted his sixth top-10 finish in 15 races at Kansas Speedway.
Ty Gibbs (14th) was the highest finishing rookie.

Race Recap

Tyler Reddick wins overtime thriller at Kansas to advance in NASCAR Cup Playoffs

September 10th, 2023

By Reid Spencer - NASCAR Wire Service

With a bold move to the front of the field in overtime, Tyler Reddick won Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 and left his car owner frustrated at the end of the second NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Race at Kansas Speedway.

Reddick beat Joe Gibbs Racing driver and 23XI Racing co-owner Denny Hamlin to the finish line by 0.327 seconds. Hamlin led 63 laps and was more than two seconds ahead of Reddick when Playoff driver Chris Buescher blew a right rear tire on Lap 261 of a scheduled 267 to cause the ninth and final caution.

Diverging strategies then gave Reddick the opening he needed to gain automatic entry into the Playoffs’ Round of 12. Daniel Suarez stayed out on 31-lap-old tires and inherited the lead. Erik Jones, Kyle Busch and Joey Logano made two-tire stops and restarted second, third and fourth.

Reddick restarted on the bottom of the third row and surged forward while Hamlin hung back in the top lane. After the field rounded Turn 4 on the restart Lap, Reddick shot to the bottom of the track and took the lead right before the start/finish line.

On the final circuit, third-place finisher Erik Jones moved up the track on the backstretch to block Hamlin’s progress for a moment, and that gave Reddick all the breathing room he needed to secure his second victory of the season, his first at 1.5-mile Kansas and the fifth of his career.

“Just an outstanding job by this whole 23XI team,” Reddick said, after climbing out of the window of his No. 45 Toyota during his celebratory burnout.

“We had really good pace, but just couldn't get ahead of Denny there, but chaos ensued, people stayed out, some took two tires, and the bottom lane opened up. Pretty crazy.”

Beaten by a car he owns, Hamlin took the defeat philosophically. The second-place run leaves him 49 points ahead of teammate Martin Truex Jr., the first driver below the current Round of 12 cut line.

“Well, the 5 (Kyle Larson, behind Hamlin in the top lane for the final restart) was just laying back so much,” Hamlin said. “I was trying to back up to him. Should have just kind of focused forward probably.

“It gave the 45 (Reddick) an opportunity to get up there in front of us. Just kind of sleeping on the restart, looking in the rear view instead of looking in the front.

“Just another really, really fast car—just didn't need that caution at the end.”

Larson finished fourth after leading a race-high 99 laps and winning the first stage. Logano came home fifth, thanks to the two-tire call by crew chief Paul Wolfe. Chase Elliott was sixth, followed by Kyle Busch, pole winner Christopher Bell and Brad Keselowski, who won the second stage.

The race, however, had dire consequences for Playoff drivers now in danger of elimination next Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Disaster struck Regular Season Champion Martin Truex Jr. before the race was four laps old. As the field was working Lap 4, Truex started to slow on the backstretch and then slammed the wall in Turn 3, the result of a cut tire.

With the suspension on his No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota damaged beyond repair, Truex retired to the garage in 36th place and fell seven points below the cut line for the Round of 12.

“Just unfortunate and very unlucky,” Truex said after exiting the infield care center. “I took off really tight, and I knew something was up, and then cut a right rear. Not really sure what happened, obviously, but it blew in the worst place possible.

“I hate it for my guys. We had an awesome Bass Pro Toyota Camry. We were going to have a great day, just not sure what we need to do to get some luck here.”

Bubba Wallace was next to have his hopes of advancement to the Round of 12 suffer a crippling blow. Wallace was running second on Lap 108 when his right rear tire exploded, sending his No. 23 Toyota hard into the outside wall.

Wallace brought the car to pit road to repair a bent right rear toe link and lost three laps in the process. After a second trip to pit road, he was five laps down in 34th place and could recover only to 32nd by the end of the event.

Now 14th in the Playoff standings, Wallace leaves Kansas 19 points behind Kevin Harvick in 12th.

After two brushes with the outside wall, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. came home 23rd and is 22 points behind Harvick. Michael McDowell dropped 40 points below the cut line with a 26th-place result and realistically needs a victory at Bristol to advance to the Round of 12.