Greg Biffle wins in Kansas

If Tony Stewart (Stewart-Haas Racing) led for a total of 76 laps, Greg Biffle (Roush Fenway Racing) managed to take first place and build up a good lead over the rest of the field to cross the finish line as the winner and win his second race of the season. The Ford driver is followed by the No. 48 Chevrolet of Jimmie Johnson (Hendrick Motorsports), who takes advantage of the opportunity to take the lead of the Championship from Denny Hamlin (Joe Gibbs Racing) who finishes twelfth.

The winner of Kansas Speedway can only be satisfied with this result, after his mediocre 19th place at Dover. “ This day is wonderful for us. The car ran perfectly, it improved throughout the race. We were disappointed with the Dover race, where we had a car to make a top ten. But we can't go back. We just do our best. Today it worked. »

Kevin Harvick appears more and more threatening in the Chase. With six races remaining in the season, the Richard Childress Racing driver consolidates his third place by crossing the finish line in third position at the wheel of his No. 29 Chevrolet. The top five is completed by Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon (Hendrick Motorsports).

But the real winner of the weekend remains Jimmie Johnson, who regains a psychological advantage by leading the Chase, after his victory in Dover and his second place in Kansas. However, the Hendrick Motorsports driver does not want to think about a fifth title just yet. “ That would be stupid. It's still too early to think about this kind of thing. All I have to do at the moment is worry about the team. This is what we all need to do. »

The next race of the Pepsi Max 400 will take place next Sunday at the Auto Club Speedway located in Fontana, California.