Larson had the field covered all race long, leading 221 of 256 laps and crossing 10,000 laps led in his career

Kansas is the best track in NASCAR. The 1.5-mile oval’s asphalt has aged exceptionally with the rough-and-tumble midwest winters for great tire wear, and the progressive banking creates multiple racing lanes. It’s a three-lane track on its worst days and can produce four- and even five-wide racing immediately after restarts.

Kyle Larson secured his second consecutive spring win at the Kansas Speedway and third series victory of the season.