In a spin-filled Kansas Cup practise, the Busch brothers were the quickest

Kurt and Kyle Busch were the fastest in Saturday’s NASCAR Cup Series practise at Kansas, which was marred by spins as crews battled tyre troubles.

Kurt Busch had the best performance with average pace, leading Group B with an average pace of 175.564 mph).

Kyle Busch finished 2nd overall after setting the fastest lap in Group A with a speed of 175.415 mph.

Tyler Reddick placed third (175.068 mph), Ross Chastain was fourth, and Christopher Bell was fifth.

Bell had the best average track pace among racers who completed at least ten consecutive laps (173.630 mph). Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson finished second and third in that standing, respectively.

On a scorching day, teams tried to get as much pace out of their cars in practise, but they’re gearing up for a race on Sunday with much cooler temps.

Cla	#	Driver		Manufacturer	Laps	Time	Gap	Interval	Mph
1	45	Kurt Busch		Toyota	17	30.758			175.564
2	18	Kyle Busch		Toyota	18	30.784	0.026	0.026	175.416
3	8	Tyler Reddick		Chevrolet	22	30.845	0.087	0.061	175.069
4	1	Ross Chastain		Chevrolet	13	30.850	0.092	0.005	175.041
5	20	Christopher Bell		Toyota	17	30.853	0.095	0.003	175.023
6	3	Austin Dillon		Chevrolet	17	30.860	0.102	0.007	174.984
7	2	Austin Cindric		Ford	10	30.961	0.203	0.101	174.413
8	11	Denny Hamlin		Toyota	14	30.967	0.209	0.006	174.379
9	17	Chris Buescher		Ford	6	30.977	0.219	0.010	174.323
10	14	Chase Briscoe		Ford	10	30.987	0.229	0.010	174.267
11	5	Kyle Larson		Chevrolet	17	31.017	0.259	0.030	174.098
12	22	Joey Logano		Ford	15	31.027	0.269	0.010	174.042
13	10	Aric Almirola		Ford	24	31.034	0.276	0.007	174.003
14	12	Ryan Blaney		Ford	12	31.042	0.284	0.008	173.958
15	19	Martin Truex Jr.		Toyota	21	31.056	0.298	0.014	173.879
16	43	Erik Jones		Chevrolet	24	31.060	0.302	0.004	173.857
17	48	Alex Bowman		Chevrolet	19	31.065	0.307	0.005	173.829
18	23	Bubba Wallace		Toyota	16	31.105	0.347	0.040	173.606
19	47	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.		Chevrolet	7	31.127	0.369	0.022	173.483
20	24	William Byron		Chevrolet	16	31.150	0.392	0.023	173.355
21	99	Daniel Suarez		Chevrolet	19	31.184	0.426	0.034	173.166
22	41	Cole Custer		Ford	17	31.202	0.444	0.018	173.066
23	31	Justin Haley		Chevrolet	14	31.271	0.513	0.069	172.684
24	9	Chase Elliott		Chevrolet	24	31.281	0.523	0.010	172.629
25	21	Harrison Burton		Ford	18	31.290	0.532	0.009	172.579
26	42	Ty Dillon		Chevrolet	21	31.296	0.538	0.006	172.546
27	51	Cody Ware		Ford	10	31.397	0.639	0.101	171.991
28	7	Corey Lajoie		Chevrolet	18	31.491	0.733	0.094	171.478
29	15	J.J. Yeley		Ford	10	31.513	0.755	0.022	171.358
30	4	Kevin Harvick		Ford	15	31.557	0.799	0.044	171.119
31	6	Brad Keselowski		Ford	13	31.570	0.812	0.013	171.048
32	34	Michael McDowell		Ford	11	31.690	0.932	0.120	170.401
33	16	Noah Gragson		Chevrolet	21	31.757	0.999	0.067	170.041
34	38	Todd Gilliland		Ford	10	32.082	1.324	0.325	168.319
35	78	B.J. McLeod		Ford	4	32.190	1.432	0.108	167.754
36	77	Josh Bilicki		Chevrolet	19	32.364	1.606	0.174	166.852

Group B

Kurt Busch was first to take to the racetrack in the second session, just like his brother in Group A, and set the best overall lap pace (175.564 mph).

Chastain finished second (175.040 mph), and Bell finished third (175.040 mph) (175.023 mph). Chase Briscoe and Austin Cindric completed out the top 5.

Ricky Stenhouse skidded in Turn 3 and struck the barrier less than 5 minutes into the second practise, causing considerable harm to his No. 47 Chevrolet.

Joey Logano spun in Turn 3 with less than five minutes left in the practice after his left rear tyre went flat, skating up the track and into the barrier. Logano’s No. 22 Ford suffered significant rear-end damage.

Now @joeylogano goes around and into the wall! pic.twitter.com/dhxIlH0c6K

— NASCAR (@NASCAR) May 14, 2022

“I drove off into the corner and I could feel (the tire) shaking and I knew it was bad,” Logano said. “We’ll have to come from the rear (of the field) but we’ll be alright. We’ll fight through it. I think we were pretty decent with lap times before that.”

Group A

In Group A, Kyle Busch was one of the first to on the racetrack, setting the best aggregate pace of the session (175.415 mph).

Reddick (175.068 mph) and Austin Dillon (174.983 mph), both from Richard Childress Racing, finished second and third, respectively. Top-five finishers were Denny Hamlin and Chris Buescher.

Buescher spun in Turn 1 and smacked the wall just four minutes into the session, causing considerable damage to his No. 17 Ford’s left side.

Oh no! Early trouble for @Chris_Buescher the No. 17 crew. pic.twitter.com/uVlAOdIgtb

— NASCAR (@NASCAR) May 14, 2022

Cody Ware spun at Turn 2 after around 15 minutes, but did not show up to strike the barrier and was capable of driving back to pit road.

Ryan Blaney had a left-rear tyre go down and spun off Turn 4 just before the practise ended. Hamlin stalled on the frontstretch with flat left-rear a moment later.

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