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Comments: NASCAR Picks for Kansas

It was a rather unusual trip to Texas last weekend, with the final 234 laps being run under green. As a result, only 12 cars finished on the lead lap, and only one of those drivers started outside the top 20. With the series heading right back to a 1.5-mile track this weekend at Kansas Speedway, fantasy owners have to be a bit leery about a repeat performance. Clean air and track position are kings at the larger, faster ovals. Without restarts and pit stops to shuffle the running order, drivers can end up playing a high-speed game of follow the leader.

Fortunately for owners, the chances of another two-caution race are slim. However, one thing owners should pay attention to is the finishing order from last weekend's race. Roush Fenway Racing, Hendrick Motorsports and Michael Waltrip Racing grabbed nine of the top-10 spots, and RFR and HMS placed all of their drivers inside the top 10. These three organizations have been strong from the drop of the green at Daytona, and no matter what type of racing unfolds at Kansas, there is a good chance all three will have a few representatives at the front of the field.

Drivers listed in this article:
  1. Greg Biffle, 3M/Bondo
  2. Jimmie Johnson, Lowe's/Kobalt Tools
  3. Jeff Gordon, Drive to End Hunger/Axalta
  4. Carl Edwards, Fastenal/Aflac/UPS/Subway
  5. Matt Kenseth, Husky/Dollar General
  6. Brad Keselowski, Miller Lite
  7. Tony Stewart, Bass Pro Shops/Mobil 1
  8. Kevin Harvick, Budweiser/Rheem
  9. Denny Hamlin, FedEx
  10. Kasey Kahne, Farmers Insurance/Quaker State
  11. Dale Earnhardt, Jr., National Guard/Diet Mountain Dew
  12. Mark Martin, Aaron's Dream Machine
  13. Clint Bowyer, 5-Hour Energy
  14. Martin Truex, Jr., NAPA Auto Parts
  15. Paul Menard, Menards
  16. Kyle Busch, Mars Brands/Interstate Batteries
  17. Marcos Ambrose, Stanley/Dewalt Power Tools
  18. A.J. Allmendinger, Phoenix Racing
  19. Ryan Newman, Quicken Loans/Haas Automation
  20. Kurt Busch, Furniture Row
  21. Jamie McMurray, McDonald's/Cessna
  22. Jeff Burton, Caterpillar/Cheerios
  23. Joey Logano, Shell-Pennzoil
  24. Aric Almirola, Smithfield Foods
  25. Regan Smith, Guy Roofing
  26. Juan Montoya, Target
  27. David Ragan, CSX Transportation/Peanut Patch
  28. Casey Mears, GEICO
  29. Landon Cassill, Little Joe's Autos
  30. Sam Hornish, Jr., SKF/AAA
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