Overview
- Kyle Larson claimed his 32nd career NASCAR Cup Series victory at Kansas Speedway, tying Dale Jarrett on the all-time wins list.
- Larson led 221 of 267 laps, swept both stages, and earned the maximum 61 points in a dominant display of skill and strategy.
- The victory marked Larson's first pole and win at Kansas in 2025 and propelled him into the lead of the Cup Series standings over teammate William Byron.
- During the race, Larson reached the milestone of 10,000 career laps led, joining an elite group of active drivers to achieve this feat.
- Christopher Bell finished second, Ryan Blaney third, while Brad Keselowski's strong run ended with a tire failure, highlighting a race defined by tire challenges and mechanical issues.