Mr. Goodcents 300 - Kansas Speedway

Green Wins in Kansas City
David Green emerged from a wild finish at Kansas Speedway in victory lane. The Mr. Goodcents 300 came down to a one-lap shootout after leader Michael Waltrip blew a right-front tire with four laps to go. Bobby Hamilton Jr. would lead the field to the restart with one lap to go but would crash due to contact after his engine fluttered, giving the lead to Green. Green led only one lap on the day, the final one, while Waltrip led the most laps, staying at the front of the field for 140 of the event’s 200 laps. For Green, the win is his third of the season and moves the 1994 champion back into the points lead. Green now leads Scott Riggs by 21 points. Kevin Harvick crossed the stripe in the second position followed by Greg Biffle in third. Jason Keller got the fourth position while Hank Parker Jr. finished fifth.

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Waltrip Takes Kansas Busch Pole Position
Winston Cup regular, and most recent winner, Michael Waltrip will start the Busch series event at Kansas Speedway from the pole position. Waltrip won the pole for the Mr. Goodcents 300 with a record-setting lap of 30.275 seconds, at an average speed of 178.365 mph. The top starting spot is the second of the season for Waltrip and the 15th of his Busch career. Waltrip will be joined on the front row by Kasey Kahne, who captured the outside pole. David Green, Mike Bliss, and Stacy Compton round out the top five in the starting lineup.