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NASCAR in Kansas City: Go Bowling 400 night race

NASCAR: Go Bowling 400. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
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NASCAR comes back to Kansas City for one of its two races at Kansas Speedway this year. This one is a night race for the Go Bowling 400.

We don’t talk about NASCAR a lot, but Kansas City plays a big role in the Series Cup. Home to two races in the season, Kansas Speedway gets a lot of action on the circuit. Tonight, the drivers take to the track for the Go Bowling 400.

Tonight’s race figures to be an exciting one. For whatever reason, night races seem to bring out a little something extra in drivers. Hopefully that holds true for the thousands of fans that will fill out the stands and infield at Kansas Speedway.

Race Details

Time: 6:30 pm

Location: Kansas Speedway

Broadcast: Fox Sports 1

Odds: Five drivers at 6-1

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Storylines

It’s still early in the NASCAR season, but we are already seeing some tight races develop, as well as some big storylines. Of course, there may not be a bigger story in NASCAR right now than the feud between Joey Logano and Kyle Busch that came to blows just a couple weeks ago. Both racers have a successful history at this track, so that will very likely come into play.

In terms of standings, fans are being treated to a very good match up at the top. Brad Keselowski and Jimmy Johnson have both secured a pair of early wins this year. Many would expect the five-time champion Jimmy Johnson to hold the edge there. However, it is Keselowski who has been dominating the field this year.

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NASCAR remains one of the most popular sports in the US. It has a big presence in Kansas City. The Kansas Speedway is one of the more popular tracks on the circuit for some drivers. Combining that with a night race and some tight competition in the standings, and the Go Bowling 400 has the makings of a must-see event.