4 years agoFor much of his career, Kyle Busch was just plain bad at Kansas Speedway. From his first race in 2004 through the first race here in 2014, Busch had just two top 10s at the track and eight finishes outside the top 20. He's improved since then, including getting a pair of top fives in the last three races, though he has struggled to get to the lead, with just a single lap led here since 2018. Still, even if Busch never makes it to the very front of the field, Kansas has become a solid place for him, and he should be a fine DFS option for Thursday's Super Start Batteries 400. Busch will start eighth, and offers a nice pivot play for anyone who's worried that a driver like Kevin Harvick will wind up with too high of an ownership rate.--Justin Carter - RotoBaller
Source: Racing Reference