NASCAR: Winners And Losers From Kansas

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May 7, 2016; Kansas City, KS, USA; NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers Martin Truex Jr. (78) and Matt Kenseth (20) lead the field to restart the GoBowling.com 400 at Kansas Speedway. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports /

NASCAR held the second night race of the season at Kansas on Saturday. Check out a few winners and losers from the GoBowling.com 400.

NASCAR returned to action on Saturday night for some racing at Kansas Speedway.

It was everything you would expect from the typical 1.5-mile track as dominant stretches were paired with plenty of debris cautions en route to a rather unsatisfying race for the typical at-home fan.

The biggest story of the night was the speed that we saw from Martin Truex Jr. before a right-front tire issue on pit road dealt the ultimate blow to his chances at a win. Instead, we saw Kyle Busch win again. This time around, he was able to get his first win at Kansas, leaving him winless at just two other tracks (Charlotte, Pocono).

This is now the third-straight weekend that we haven’t seen a new driver win. It’s also the fifth out of the last sixth weekends that a Toyota has made it to Victory Lane as Kyle Busch became the first driver to make it to three wins on the season.

A few drivers, like Ryan Blaney (5th), Austin Dillon (6th) and AJ Allmendinger (8th), were able to lock up impressive finishes in the top-10.

Take a look at a few winners and losers from Saturday night.

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