When and How to Watch NASCAR Cup Series at Kansas Live: What You Need To Know
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The NASCAR Cup Series lands at Kansas Speedway this weekend for the AdventHealth 400.
William Byron leads the standings with 421 points, followed by Kyle Larson in second with 408 points, and Denny Hamlin in third with 338 points.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the race weekend.
When is the NASCAR Cup Series at Kansas Speedway?
Saturday, 10 May
4.30 p.m. ET: NASCAR Cup Series - Practice
5.40 p.m. ET: NASCAR Cup Series - Qualifying
Sunday, 11 May
3 p.m. ET: NASCAR Cup Series - AdventHealth 400
A general view of racing during the NASCAR Cup Series Hollywood Casino 400 Presented by ESPN BET at Kansas Speedway on September 29, 2024 in Kansas City, Kansas.
A general view of racing during the NASCAR Cup Series Hollywood Casino 400 Presented by ESPN BET at Kansas Speedway on September 29, 2024 in Kansas City, Kansas.How to watch the NASCAR Cup Series at Kansas Speedway?
Both practice and qualifying can be followed live on Prime. The race will be shown live on FS1, Max, MRN, and SiriusXM radio.
What is the purse for the NASCAR Cup Series AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway?
The purse for the NASCAR Cup Series at Kansas Speedway this weekend, including all payouts for all positions, contingency awards, contribution to year-end points fund, and charter payouts, is $11,055,250.
NASCAR Cup Series AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway entry list
Ross Chastain – Trackhouse Racing Austin Cindric – Team Penske Austin Dillon – Richard Childress Racing Noah Gragson – Front Row Motorsports Kyle Larson – Hendrick Motorsports Brad Keselowski – RFK Racing Justin Haley – Spire Motorsports Kyle Busch – Richard Childress Racing Chase Elliott – Hendrick Motorsports Ty Dillon – Kaulig Racing Denny Hamlin – Joe Gibbs Racing Ryan Blaney – Team Penske AJ Allmendinger – Kaulig Racing Chris Buescher – RFK Racing Chase Briscoe – Joe Gibbs Racing Christopher Bell – Joe Gibbs Racing Josh Berry – Wood Brothers Racing Joey Logano – Team Penske Bubba Wallace – 23XI Racing William Byron – Hendrick Motorsports Jesse Love – Richard Childress Racing Todd Gilliland – Front Row Motorsports Riley Herbst – 23XI Racing Zane Smith – Front Row Motorsports Cole Custer – Haas Factory Team John H. Nemechek – Legacy Motor Club Erik Jones – Legacy Motor Club Tyler Reddick – 23XI Racing Ricky Stenhouse Jr – HYAK Motorsports Alex Bowman – Hendrick Motorsports Cody Ware – Rick Ware Racing Ty Gibbs – Joe Gibbs Racing Ryan Preece – RFK Racing Corey Heim – 23XI Racing Michael McDowell – Spire Motorsports Carson Hocevar – Spire Motorsports Shane Van Gisbergen – Trackhouse Racing Daniel Suárez – Trackhouse Racing
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