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Byron to start from the back in Kansas
William Byron will start at the rear of the field at the NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway due to a mechanical issue with his car. During practice, Byron experienced a problem with the upper control arm of his No. 24 Chevrolet, requiring a suspension change. Although he will be allowed to participate in qualifying, the adjustment is considered unapproved, resulting in the loss of his starting position. Byron felt the issue while coming off Turn 4 and noticed a steering-related problem. Despite the setback, he remains confident in the pace of his Raptor Chevrolet and aims to fix the car before the race. Byron had the second-fastest lap in practice and holds a points advantage on the playoff grid after the opener at Darlington Raceway. His previous performance at Kansas Speedway in the spring was strong, starting from the pole and finishing third.
Source: Racer.com
