NASCAR: Driver Rankings for AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway

Denny Hamlin: 10
Hamlin has Ka👍nsas figured out, and his last-lap pass today w🌺as icing on the cake after a strong weekend overall.
Kyle Larson: 10
After getting spun on Lap 5 of the race, Larson did a marvelous job to get back up fro🙈nt and led the most laps, just came up a bit s✤hort after brushing the wall.
William Byron: 9
Byron also had his trouble early in the race and was able to recover from two 💛incidents to finish 3rd after starting on pole.
Bubba Wallace: 9
A much-needed momentum booster for Bubba and the team at a place where he won last yꦕear.
Ross Chastain: 7
Another top-five, but a꧂lso another incident on track that seems to be reaching a boiling point with other🎀 drivers.

Joey Logano: 6
He finiꩲshed 6th but he gained track position by not pitting late in the race and was not one of the stronger cဣars as Ford struggled today.
Chase Elliott: 7
Soli✱d run for Elliott, who needs finishes like this (and a win, of course) to get into the Playoffs.
Martin Truex Jr: 7
He followed up hisꦅ win🐬 last weekend with another strong top-ten run.
Tyler Reddick: 6
He was unable𒅌 to put the No. 45 Toyota in victory lane at Kansas for a third straight time, but it was a solid day for Reddick, outside of the cont꧟act with Larson at the start of the race.

Austin Dillon: 6
Like Logano, Dillওon picked up some track position with a nicely-ꦐtimed caution flag, but collected a much-needed 10th place finish.
Kevin Harvick: 7
He was never at the front,🃏 but none of the Fords were.
Daniel Suarez: 5
It was another race where he was outperformed by his te🍒ammate.
Ryan Blaney: 5
His day started out okay but he quickly faded💎 with most of the other Fords.
Chris Buescher: 5
A mediocre⛄ day for RFK Racജing, as Buescher and Brad were stuck in the middle of the pack for most of the afternoon.
Brad Keselowski: 5
See above.
Noah Gragson: 1
He had contact on the track, later spun out by himself, finished 29th, and got punched in the face on pit road. Not sure if the day could h🍰ave gone much worse for the brash rookie.

Austin Cindric: 2
A flat tire early in the race ruined his day.
Chase Briscoe: 2
Another Ford struggling for speed, but this team also💙 had some mistakes on pit road that costꦓ them.
Ty Gibbs: 4
Gibbs ran up front for the majo🐲rity of the race but contact with his teammate (Truex) in the final stage sent him spinni♉ng.
Kyle Busch: 2
Another 🦩brutal dayಌ for Kyle, who was penalized for speeding on pit road, penalized for a loose wheel, had contact on the track with Wallace, and eventually spun out in Stage 2.
Christopher Bell: 3
Like Gibbs, Bell was ba💟ttling inside the top-five b🧜efore he crashed at the end of Stage 2.