Cycling back to the lead, Hocevar held back Byron while Heim, who was among those trying to make up ground after the caution, moved out of line too early and got a penalty. The final caution of the race came with 25 laps to go as two trucks spun down the back, but once again, no one could stop Hocevar.

Carson Hocevar drove his No. 7 Chevrolet to a thrilling finish and won the Heart of Health Care 200 auto race under the lights at Kansas Speedway on Saturday evening. Hocevar started the NASCAR Crafstman Truck Series race from the No. 4 position; Jake Garcia was on the pole.

On the final lap of Saturday's Heart of Health Care 200, Carson Hocevar had his hands full. A hard-charging Layne Riggs had caught Hocevar as the two drivers flew under the white flag, and in the middle of Turns 1 and 2,