After five-hour rain delay, Kaden Honeycutt wins dramatic NASCAR Truck race at Kansas
Kaden Honeycutt earned a dramatic win in Saturday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway. At around half distance, officials red-flagged the race for rain, delaying running for nearly five hours before resuming. Once it did, Honeycutt quickly re-took command and looked unbeatable at the front. Even after losing track position with a four-tire call in the final pit stop ... Keep…
Kaden Honeycutt won the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway. The race was delayed for nearly five hours due to rain, with officials red-flagging it at around half distance.
Once the race resumed, Honeycutt took command and appeared unbeatable. He lost track position after a four-tire call in the final pit stop but managed to regain the lead on a late restart.
Layne Riggs had been in pursuit of Honeycutt but brushed the wall with three laps to go, slipping to 19th. The top finishers included Christian Eckes, Brent Crews, Daniel Hemric, and Ben Rhodes.
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