Water, though from the sky, not the sea, was quite the headline leading into Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series “SpongeBob SquarePants 400” at Kansas Speedway. The threat for storms had remained consistent throughout the week. Despite this, the Midwestern fans came out to see 43 of NASCAR’s finest drivers competing to take home the SpongeBob trophy. The race started a few minutes ahead of schedule under dry but cloudy skies and finished in the wee hours of Sunday morning following a two hour red flag period for a noisy rain storm that rolled through the area.
Next weekend is a non-points race event for Germain Racing. Mears will pilot the No. 13 GEICO Military Chevrolet SS in the Sprint Showdown, Friday, May 15th, vying for a transfer spot into the main event, the Sprint All Star race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Follow all the Sprint Showdown and All Star action on FoxSports1, or tune into your local PRN affiliate.
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