Honeycutt takes points lead
Kaden Honeycutt wins Kansas truck race and takes the series points lead
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Kaden Honeycutt won the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race to Stop Suicide 200 at Kansas Speedway, taking the lead late and holding it to the finish. The victory moved him into the series points lead. The race’s start was delayed by rain, and qualifying was canceled, so the lineup was set by NASCAR’s rules, with Nick Sanchez on the pole and Jake Garcia alongside him. Late-race incidents and tire problems reshuffled the field, including a setback for Layne Riggs, who had battled Honeycutt for the lead.
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Honeycutt made an early statement by going three-wide for the lead and completing the pass on the opening lap; Riggs, meanwhile, had started 22nd before working his way into contention.
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Rain stopped the race under a red flag, and the field did not resume racing until four hours and 47 minutes later.
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Riggs’s late-race fall came after he brushed the wall with three laps remaining; he ultimately finished 19th.
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Sanchez was set to start in the No. 77 Chevrolet and Garcia in the No. 98 Ford; Giovanni Ruggiero and Honeycutt were placed on the second row.
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