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A year ago on Kansas Speedway, Kyle Larson Chris Buescher beat in the nearest endpoint in a cup race and hampered him by 0.001 seconds.
On Saturday, Larson Buescher beat the pole for Sunday’s cup race at Kansas by 0.057 seconds.
“Quite ironic,” Larson told Prime that he hit Buescher again with a narrow margin on Kansas, although it was for the pole this time.
Larson earns his first pole of the season and 22nd of his career with a shot of 183,730 mph.
Buescher qualified second for his best start of the season with a shot of 183.374 mph. Christopher Bell, who has won in Kansas for the past three poles, qualified third with a shot of 183.268 km / h. Tyler Reddick (183,150 mph) qualified fourth. Joey Logano (182.871) begins fifth a week after his victory on Texas car Speedway.
In practice, Ty Gibbs overcame a flat tire and qualified sixth at 182,735 km / h.
Hendrick Motorsports placed three of his four cars in the top -10: Larson (Poland), William Byron (seventh) and Chase Elliott (ninth).
Green flag for Sunday’s cup race in Kansas is scheduled for 15:13 ET on FS1.
