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Video: Noah Gragson Done For Night, Cindric Heavily Damaged After Early Crash

Major Playoff implications for two of the eight drivers remaining in the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs.

With a few laps before the competition caution in Stage 1 of Saturday’s Kansas Lottery 300, Noah Gragson and Austin Cindric who were four-wide for the lead with Ross Chastain and Brandon Jones, made severe contact.

The incident has ended the night for Gragson, and he will be scored with a last place finish.

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