The NASCAR Xfinity series is headed to the Kansas Lottery 300 on Saturday, Oct. 23. The race will be live streamed on fuboTV.
AJ Allmendinger’s lead over defending series champion Austin Cindric went from six points to four at Texas. Justin Allgaier is 26 points back, Noah Gragson 28 and Daniel Hemric 30.
John Hunter Nemechek, who overcame a late-race penalty and rallied to win in Texas, became the fourth driver to win in the No. 54 for Joe Gibbs Racing this year, joining Kyle Busch, Ty Gibbs and Christopher Bell. Nemechek went from the lead to 18th position after a team member was penalized on a pit stop with 51 laps to go.
Chase Briscoe won at Kansas last year after starting sixth.
All four spots in the championship round of the NASCAR Xfinity Series are still up for grabs after non-playoff qualifier Nemechek overcame a late penalty to win.
Nemechek won the first of three races in the round of eight, leaving the playoff drivers with two more chances in the semifinals, at Kansas and Martinsville, to qualify for the championship finale in Phoenix.
The win last week came in the No. 54 Toyota that Kyle Busch has driven to five Xfinity victories this season, and Ty Gibbs three more. Nemechek, named for an uncle who was killed in a crash at Homestead, is set to drive in the Truck Series for Busch again next year.
When is Kansas Lottery 300?
The NASCAR Xfinity Series heads to Kansas on Saturday, Oct. 23 for the Kansas Lottery 300 at 2 p.m. (3 p.m. ET).
Will it be live streamed?
The race will be live streamed on fuboTV, which offers a 7-day free trial. The most basic of plans is the “fubo standard” package, which comprises 100-plus channels for $64.99 per month. Like all cord-cutting alternatives, there are plenty of options, especially for sports.
What TV channel will broadcast the game?
The Kansas Lottery 300 will be televised on NBC.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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