Starting Lineup: 2026 NOAPS Kansas Lottery 300 at Kansas

Carson Kvapil will lead the field to green in the Kansas Lottery 300 at Kansas Speedway after qualifying was rained out.

Due to severe weather in the area of Kansas Speedway on Friday evening, NASCAR canceled all on-track activity at the 1.5-mile speedway, which means there will be no practice or qualifying for Saturday’s NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Kansas Lottery 300.

As a result, the starting lineup was set by the rule book, which lines the field up by order of their performance metric results.

Carson Kvapil, driving the No. 1 JR Motorsports Chevrolet that Connor Zilisch won in last week at Bristol, will start from the first starting spot, while NASCAR Cup Series full-timer William Byron will lineup alongside on the outside of the front row.

Official Kansas Lottery 300 Starting Lineup

PosCarDriverTeamMetric Score
11Carson KvapilJR Motorsports, Bass Pro Shops, Chevrolet1.900
288William ByronJR Motorsports, HendrickCars.com, Chevrolet2.000
37Justin AllgaierJR Motorsports, BRANDT Professional Agriculture, Chevrolet3.100
400Sheldon CreedHaas Factory Team, Road Ranger, Chevrolet5.100
519Brent CrewsJoe Gibbs Racing, YoungLife, Toyota5.100
617Corey DayHendrick Motorsports, HendrickCars.com, Chevrolet7.400
718William SawalichJoe Gibbs Racing, SoundGear, Toyota8.500
899Parker RetzlaffViking Motorsports, Chevrolet9.600
92Jesse LoveRichard Childress Racing, Whelen Engineering, Chevrolet9.900
1054Taylor GrayJoe Gibbs Racing, Operation 300, Toyota10.900
118Sammy SmithJR Motorsports, Pilot, Chevrolet11.500
1239Ryan SiegRSS Racing, SciAps, Chevrolet11.900
1332Rajah CaruthJordan Anderson Racing, HendrickCars.com, Chevrolet14.300
1420Brandon JonesJoe Gibbs Racing, Menards, Toyota16.000
1521Austin HillRichard Childress Racing, Bennett, Chevrolet16.800
1627Jeb BurtonJordan Anderson Racing, Chevrolet16.900
1744Brennan PooleAlpha Prime Racing, Skuttle Tight, Chevrolet18.000
1851Jeremy ClementsJeremy Clements Racing, Chevrolet18.000
1941Sam MayerHaas Factory Team, Audibel, Chevrolet18.800
2024Harrison BurtonSam Hunt Racing, Toyota19.100
2131Blaine PerkinsJordan Anderson Racing, Chevrolet21.400
2226Dean ThompsonSam Hunt Racing, Toyota23.700
2307Josh BilickiSS-GreenLight Racing, Chevrolet25.100
2448Patrick StaropoliBig Machine Racing, Chevrolet25.500
2528Kyle SiegRSS Racing, Night Owl, Chevrolet26.800
265Luke BaldwinHettinger Racing, Ford27.800
2745Lavar ScottAlpha Prime Racing, Chevrolet30.800
2874Dawson CramMike Harmon Racing, Chevrolet31.000
2902Ryan EllisYoung's Motorsports, Chevrolet31.200
3092Josh WilliamsDGM Racing, Chevrolet31.400
3196Anthony AlfredoViking Motorsports, Chevrolet31.500
3242Nick LeitzYoung's Motorsports, Chevrolet31.800
3355Joey GaseJoey Gase Motorsports, Chevrolet32.500
3491Mason MaggioDGM Racing, Chevrolet33.700
3587Austin GreenPeterson Racing Group, Chevrolet34.400
360Cole CusterSS-GreenLight Racing, Chevrolet34.700
3735Blake LothianSS-GreenLight Racing, Chevrolet36.400

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