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Kansas Speedway
Most Wins
J. Johnson (3)
Driver card
1717
J. Johnson
Qualifying Position: 0
% owned
Live star small 44 %
Avg Pts 24.3
3 Wk Pts Avg 33.0
Total Pts 267
Avg Finish 16.4
Rank 13th
Most Top 10s
J. Johnson (17)
Driver card
1717
J. Johnson
Qualifying Position: 0
% owned
Live star small 44 %
Avg Pts 24.3
3 Wk Pts Avg 33.0
Total Pts 267
Avg Finish 16.4
Rank 13th
Most Laps Led
M. Kenseth (774)
Driver card
1810
M. Kenseth
Qualifying Position:
% owned
Live star small %
Avg Pts
3 Wk Pts Avg
Total Pts
Avg Finish
Rank
Best Start Pos. Avg
D. Suarez (10)
Driver card
4113
D. Suarez
Qualifying Position: 0
% owned
Live star small 22 %
Avg Pts 21.0
3 Wk Pts Avg 33.3
Total Pts 231
Avg Finish 17.3
Rank 17th
Most DNFs
M. McDowell (7)
Driver card
3832
M. McDowell
Qualifying Position: 0
% owned
Live star small 0 %
Avg Pts 12.7
3 Wk Pts Avg 8.7
Total Pts 140
Avg Finish 26
Rank 30th
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