Xfinity Series Recap: 2022 Kansas Lottery 300 (Kansas Speedway)
Noah Gragson won the 93-lap race, moving from 5th to 1st with an ARP of 2.76 and a GR-LR of 1.59. Ty Gibbs led most laps but finished 3rd. A wild end saw dynamic position changes defining the race.
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In a 93-lap race, Noah Gragson took victory with a strong performance, starting in 5th and finishing 1st with an average running position (ARP) of 2.76. He managed to earn a net gain rating (GR-LR) of 1.59, showcasing his ability to move up the field. A key point in the race was multiple lead changes, notably between Ty Gibbs, who dominated from laps 5 to 71, and Gragson, who ultimately regained control from lap 72 to the end.
Justin Allgaier moved up seven spots from his starting position, concluding the race in 2nd with an ARP of 4.37 and a net gain rating of 2.00. Ty Gibbs, having the lowest ARP of 1.37, finished 3rd despite leading for most laps. His net gain rating of 1.03 was a solid metric of his consistent pace. A wild end saw the top spots shuffle frequently in the last segment, creating a bonanza of position changes.
Ross Chastain's notable drive from 15th to 5th, with an ARP of 12.32 and a net gain rating of 1.11, underscored his strategic gains. Among other starters, Brett Moffitt improved from 16th to 10th with an ARP of 10.45 and a net gain rating of 1.13. Jesse Iwuji, however, struggled with an engine issue, starting 18th but ending 36th, reflecting a poor GR-LR of -0.85, signifying the challenges faced under DVP. Overall, the race’s statistical overview presents a clear picture of performance dynamics.