Brett Winningham - Results from #740

Joey Logano captured the win at the Kansas Speedway after leading 122 of the 267 laps in the afternoon. Logano earned his fourth win of the year and will now be locked into the next round of the Chase for the Sprint Cup. He had a lot of momentum coming into this track as he has finished fourth the last two previous races.

Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender, Kyle Larson, came just shy of capturing his first ever Sprint Cup Series victory. Larson earned his third runner-up finish of the year on Sunday despite not leading a single lap. It was his eighth top-10 finish of the season and was just 0.480 seconds behind the leader.

Finishing in third was Kyle Busch after finally battling the Kansas Speedway monster. Busch came into the race with not so good previous finish there. He led only one lap after not having any tire issues all day long like some of the other drivers. Busch came into the weekend with six top-five and 12 top-10 finishes through the year.

Tire issues struck several drivers all day long as three of those were Chase for the Sprint Cup drivers. Goodyear said later in the afternoon that both were due to car set-ups and that it wasn't a manufacture issue. This isn't the last time we have saw this.

The next race for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series will be at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Fans can watch live coverage at 7:00 p.m. Et. on ABC. The Performance Racing Network will carry the broadcast.

Kyle Busch captured the victory in the 14th annual Kansas Lottery 300 at the Kansas Speedway for his 69th career NASCAR Nationwide Series victory. Busch led 34 of the 200 laps that made up the total distance. It was the second time he captured a win at the 1.5-mile oval in the series.

Finishing in the runner-up spot was Kevin Harvick who came just shy of the win. Harvick was able to lead 47 laps to capture his seventh top-10 finish in 10 total starts at the Kansas Speedway. It also marks his 14th of the race season. Harvick was 0.767 seconds behind the winner at the line.

Ryan Blaney, who finished third after battling upfront all day long, led a total of 33 laps. Blaney made his second start to score his first ever top-10 finish at the Kansas Speedway. The finish gives him his seventh top-five and ninth top-10 finish through eleven races.

The next race for the NASCAR Nationwide Series will take place in two weeks at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Coverage will begin at 7:00 p.m. Et. live on ESPN2 and also on the Performance Racing Network.

Ty Dillon scored the pole for Saturday's Kansas Lottery 300 after posting a fast time of 29.357 seconds, 183.943 mph. Dillon led all but the first of the three rounds of the day. It'll mark the third time of the year that the 22-year-old has started a race from the pole position.

Ryan Blaney will start from the second starting spot after posting a fast time of 29.398 seconds, 183.686 mph. It's the 11th time of the season that Blaney will start from the top-10. Today will be his second start in the Nationwide Series at Kansas.

Rolling from third will be Chris Buescher after posting a fast time of 29.445 seconds, 183.393 mph. With 28 races through, Buescher will start from inside the top-10 for his 15th time. He hopes this solid qualifying run will lead him to his second Nationwide Series victory.

There was only one on-track incident during the entire three rounds of knockout qualifying. John Wes Townley got into the wall while making a run in round two. He will roll from the 25th starting spot but will have to start at the rear.

Mason Mitchell became the first ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards driver to capture the ARCA championship. Mitchell finished the 98.9 The Rock in fifth after starting from the pole. He also became the first driver and owner to accomplish the feat since Tim Steele in 1993.

"We set our goal at the beginning of the year to win a championship. Mitchell said after becoming the 32nd ARCA champion in the series 62 year history. "I thought that we would have some bumps along the way but we honestly didn’t. Winning the championship hasn’t set in just yet, but it will when we head back to Iowa tomorrow. The guys on this MMM team were completely dedicated 100% and they made a lot of sacrifices for this team, I can’t thank them enough for that. Ford racing made sure we had everything we needed this year to win a championship and they provided us with great horsepower all season long. Without the support of my family and friends none of this would be possible, they have supported me since the beginning of my racing career."

Mitchell has only one victory throughout the season while the runner-up Grant Enfinger captured six wins. He went on to score 12 top-five and 19 top-10 finishes in 20 races. Mitchell also earned five pole awards and led over 550 laps. The pole awards gave Mitchell an extra 125 bonus points to help score the championship.

Mitchell is still deciding on how to celebrate the acomplishment. He will head home to West Des Moines, Iowa to participate for a week-long media tour. Once it gets completed, him and the team will be preparing for the 2015 ARCA Racing Series season.

"To be able to start on the front-row ten times during the season was huge for us" Mitchell stated. It allowed us to have great track position and lead laps. We took pride in our qualifying efforts all season long."

yThe NASCAR Sprint Cup Series will take on the Kansas Speedway for the 14th annual Hollywood Casino 400. This weekend marks the series second stop at the 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway in 2014. Kevin Harvick comes into the event as the defending race winner.

A total of 43 drivers are scheduled to compete in the race on Sunday. This means that nobody went home following qualifying. Some of the drivers featured include: Joey Gase, Timmy Hill, Reed Sorenson, Mike Bliss, Mike Wallace, JJ Yeley and Michael McDowell.

Team Penske hopes to continue its performance this weekend as the Contender round gets underway. In the Challenger round, which was at the Chicagoland Speedway, New Hampshire Motor Speedway and the Dover International Speedway, both the Team Penske drivers scored wins in the first two events. Jeff Gordon's victory last weekend at Dover broke up the Penske duo but Keselowski and Logano will still be seeded first and second.

Jimmie Johnson snuck his way through the Contender round as all of the attention has been placed on the Team Penske organization. Johnson has been able to finish inside the top-five the last two races but hasn't led a lap since Michigan in August. He goes into the Kansas Speedway with two previous victories, six top-five and 14 top-10 finishes in the Sprint Cup Series.

Four drivers fell out of the Chase for the Sprint Cup last weekend at Dover. AJ Allmendinger, Aric Almirola, Greg Biffle and Kurt Busch are all now racing for the fifth spot in points at season finale race at Homestead.

You can watch the Hollywood Casino 400 at 2:00 p.m. Et live on ESPN. The Motor Racing Network will handle the live radio broadcast of the race.

Spencer Gallagher captured the victory in the 98.9 The Rock at the Kansas Speedway for his first ever win in the series. It took the 24-year-old four years and 51 starts before it happened this evening. Gallagher started the race from the 32nd spot after qualifying was washed out.

Josh Williams came home with a runner-up finish after slithering his way around wrecked racecars all night. Williams started the evening from the 19th-position in his No. 6 Southwest Florida Cable Construction Chevrolet. It was the first time of the year that he has finished a race inside the top-five.

Ross Kenseth, who made his second career ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards start tonight, came home with a third-place finish. Kenseth, driving the No. 3 PitStopsForPoverty.com Chevrolet, started the night from 11th. His 2015 ARCA Racing plans are still undecided.

Mason Mitchell secured the 2014 ARCA Racing Series championship after taking the green flag. Mitchell came into the weekend with a 200 point lead over Grant Enfinger who had an issue late into the race after blowing a tire. Mitchell didn't get a clean night either as throttle got them behind at the beginning.

Kevin Harvick captured the pole for Sunday's Hollywood Casino 400 after smashing the previous track record that was set back in May. Harvick posted a fast time of 27.508 seconds, 197.621 mph. Today's pole gave Harvick his eighth of the season and hopes to back it up with his third win of the year.

Starting from the second starting spot will be Brian Vickers after turning a fast lap of 27.508 seconds, 196.307 mph. Vickers will roll from the top-10 for the ninth time of the 2014 racing season. He goes into the race with three top-five and eight top-10 finishes through 29 races.

Aric Almirola will begin the Hollywood Casino 400 from the third starting spot. Almirola turned a lap of 27.530 seconds, 196.150 mph. This weekend will mark the fifth time that the 30-year-old will start an event from the top-10 through 30 qualifying attempts.

There was only one on-track accident that involved Jimmie Johnson in the first of three rounds of qualifying. Johnson spun off the exit of turn two while turning his second lap of the session. He will start the race at the Kansas Speedway from the 32nd starting position after taking his Lowe's No. 48 Chevrolet to the garage.

The NASCAR Nationwide Series will take on the 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway on Saturday afternoon for the 14th annual Kansas Lottery 300. This will represent the 29th race on the 2014 season schedule. Matt Kenseth, who is entered in the No. 20 this weekend, comes into the race as the defending race winner.

The entry list features a total of 43 drivers going for 40 positions in qualifying. Some of the drivers entered this weekend includes: Kevin Harvick, Matt Kenseth, Ryan Blaney, Timmy Hill, John Wes Townley, Milka Duno, Dylan Kwasniewski, Paul Menard, David Starr, Jamie Dick, Jennifer Jo Cobb, Kevin Swindell and Corey LaJoie.

Team Penske Racing selected Ryan Blaney to pilot the No. 22 Discount Tire Ford on Saturday at Kansas. Blaney, who has a win earlier in the year at the Bristol Motor Speedway, hopes to leave the 1.5-mile oval with his third career win. This is also the same track where he made his Sprint Cup Series debut in May.

The points got even more spread out after last weekend's race at the Dover International Speedway. Chase Elliott solidly sits first in points by 26 over teammate Regan Smith with only five races left. Ty Dillon sits third and 46 points behind Elliott. Saturday will be the first time that Elliott has ever set foot on the Kansas Speedway.

Chase drivers, Matt Kenseth, Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick are the three NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Chase contenders who will race double-duty this weekend. The three drivers hope it'll offer an advantage heading into the weekend. Each driver has previously captured a win in both the Nationwide Series and the Sprint Cup Series at Kansas except for Busch.

You can catch the NASCAR Nationwide Series race on Saturday live on ESPN. The Motor Racing Network will carry the live radio broadcast of the race.

Mason Mitchell will start Friday's 98.9 The Rock from the pole position after the first practice session was washed out just minutes after it started. ARCA had no choice but to set the lineup via owner points. The pole at the Kansas marks his sixth of the year.

Starting on the outside of Mitchell will be Grant Enfinger. Enfinger currently sits 200-points behind Mitchell in the series standings going into the season finale. He'll be shooting for his seventh victory of the year even though he can't capture the championship. Through 19 races, Enfinger has scored 11 top-five and 15 top-10 finishes.

Starting third will be Tom Hessert who hopes to capture his third win of the season. Hessert comes into Kansas fresh off a 10-place finish at the Kentucky Speedway two weekends ago. He has earned eight top-five and 14 top-10 finishes during the entire year.

ARCA will hold a one-hour final practice that will begin at 1:45 p.m. Et. Fans can follow it via live timing and scoring on ARCA Racing.com.

The ARCA Racing Series will take over the 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway for the 98.9 The Rock. This will mark the 20th and final stop for the series in 2014. Frank Kimmel, who captured the 2013 ARCA championship, comes into this race as the defending winner due to the race being shortened.

The entry list includes a total of 34 drivers. Some of these include: Ross Kenseth, John Wes Townley, Spencer Gallagher, Matt Tifft, Brandon Gdovic and Con Nicoloulops.

Mason Mitchell heads into the 98.9 The Rock hoping to still lead the series standings when the event concludes. Grant Enfinger sits just 200 points behind Mitchell with six wins. Enfinger didn't have much luck the last time out two weekends ago at the Kentucky Speedway after a mechanical issue early and finishing 30th. Mitchell came out of the race with a third-place finishing position and still leading the points despite having just one win.

Matt Tifft has been one of the hottest drivers when he gets behind the wheel of the No. 52 Federated Auto Parts Chevrolet for Ken Schrader Racing. Despite being upfront numerous times, Tifft just hasn't been able to seal the deal. In the nine starts he has, Tifft has completed 97.2 percent of the laps.

Austin Wayne Self heads into this final race as the Scott Rookie Challenge points leader by 100 points over Karl Weber. Self has started in all but one race this season behind the wheel of the No. 22 Dodge. He's finished in the runner-up position twice in 2014 at the Lucas Oil Speedway and the Berlin Raceway.

You can watch live coverage of the ARCA Racing Series race live on FOX Sports 2 at 7:30 p.m. Et. You can also follow along with live timing and scoring of the event on ARCARacing.com as there will be no radio coverage.