NASCAR Truck Series Race at Kansas Halted Due to Rain
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Key Points:
- The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway was halted due to rain after 69 of 134 laps, with Grant Enfinger leading; if the race cannot resume, the current running order will be declared official.
- Weather also disrupted Cup Series qualifying and practice at Kansas, with the lineup for the next day set by a metric system.
- Championship contender Kaden Honeycutt won both stages but lost the lead after a pit strategy call, while Layne Riggs fell to 19th after a slow pit stop despite strong early performance.
- NASCAR is actively working to dry the track and resume the race, which is the second event in the seven-race Chase for the Craftsman Truck Series championship.
- The Chase standings currently have Kaden Honeycutt leading, with eight of the 10 Chase drivers seeking their first Truck Series title; the series will continue with races at Charlotte, Phoenix, Talladega, Martinsville, and Homestead.
