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Kyle Larson Passes Chase Briscoe with 7 Laps Left to Win for the Fourth Time at Kansas Speedway

  • On Sunday, Hendrick Motorsports driver Kyle Larson won the NASCAR Cup Series Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway, leading 235 of 267 laps and extending his championship lead.
  • Larson holds a commanding 26-point advantage over regular-season champion Denny Hamlin in the NASCAR Cup Series Chase standings, marking his second victory in four postseason races.
  • Despite Chase Briscoe's late challenge, Larson regained the lead with six laps remaining after briefly losing it with 29 laps to go; Austin Cindric pressured throughout but couldn't complete a pass.
  • Austin Cindric finished second, followed by Denny Hamlin in third and Chase Briscoe in fourth, while the Hollywood Casino 400 featured mostly green-flag racing with only two caution periods.
  • NASCAR heads to Las Vegas next Sunday for the next playoff round, where Larson has won three times and enters with a 27-point cushion over Hamlin.
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Kyle Larson passes Chase Briscoe with 7 laps left to win for the fourth time at Kansas Speedway

Kyle Larson passed Chase Briscoe with seven laps to go Sunday, securing the NASCAR Cup Series victory at Kansas Speedway

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