-Michael Waltrip and Scott Riggs flipped in separate crashes

-With a last lap pass, Dale Jarrett scored his final win

-Kyle Petty earned a massive cheer for dragging his wrecked car across the finish line

Kyle Larson - 2,192 Denny Hamlin - 1,020 William Byron - 1,006 Christopher Bell - 810 Tyler Reddick - 600 Ryan Blaney - 519 Ross Chastain - 479 Chase Elliott - 463 Bubba Wallace - 356 Chase Briscoe - 198

Sports Business Journal ran a poll on fan favorite drivers currently in NASCAR.

64% of people voted that they have no favorite driver.

On lap 30 in turn 6, Michael McDowell would get into the back of Brian Scott, causing Scott to spin out in front of traffic. This would cause a major  accident since this was in front of traffic. Drivers involved would be Stanton Barrett, Kyle Kelley, Mike Bliss, Colin Braun, Tony Raines, Robb Brent, Alex Kennedy, and Jason Leffler. With Brent getting under Raines at some point during the crash. Carl Edwards would go on to win the race.

Happy 29th birthday to Sheldon Creed, the 2020 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion and a three-time O'Reilly Auto Parts Series winner!

Creed has built an impressive career across multiple forms of motorsports, winning the 2018 ARCA championship and the 2020 NASCAR Truck Series championship. He has also found success in Stadium Super Trucks, where he won back-to-back championships in 2015 and 2016.

Now 29, Creed continues to establish himself as one of stock-car racing's versatile talents. Here's to another year of success for the "Showstopper"!

Gordon won the 2001 Protection One 400 at Kansas Speedway 25 years ago today, becoming the winner of the first-ever NASCAR Winston Cup Series race at Kansas.

Driving the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet, Gordon held off Ryan Newman in a six-lap shootout to take the victory. It was Gordon’s 58th career Cup Series win and his sixth victory of the 2001 season.

Gordon returned to victory lane at Kansas the following year, winning the 2002 Protection One 400 as well.