Race: Kubota Tractor 200 (134 laps / 201 miles) | Race 19 of 23 
Track: Kansas Speedway
Location: Kansas City, Kansas
Date & Time: Friday, September 27th | 8:30 PM ET 
No. 41 Masked Owl Technologies Chevrolet Silverado RST
Driver: Bayley Currey | Crew Chief: Wally Rogers
Start: 22nd
Stage 1: 15th
Stage 2: 9th
Finish: 8th
Driver Points: 18th
Owner Points: 23rd
– Key Takeaway: At last, Bayley Currey finally secured his first top-10 finish of the season at Kansas Speedway. Currey started the night in the 22nd position, but gained track position to finish 15th in stage one. In stage two, his No. 41 Masked Owl Technologies Chevrolet came to life, and he picked up two points with a ninth-place finish in the stage. Currey excelled on the final restart and climbed into the top-five before a green flag pit stop. Passing trucks on differing strategies, Currey navigated his way to a much-needed eighth-place result.

– Bayley Currey’s Post-Race Thoughts: “Yeah, our Masked Owl Technologies / DQS / AutoVentive / Precision Silverado was very good tonight. I was a little discouraged after qualifying, but I knew in practice we had a really, really good race truck. And that showed all night. We qualified 22nd and got up as high as fourth at one point. We lost a few spots on pit road, but the No. 41 guys worked really hard on it. I’m so proud of them. We’ve had a really tough year and we really needed that finish. Hats off to everyone on this team; we’ll go to Talladega and try to put it in victory lane!”

DQS Solutions & Staffing Mission Statement: The core mission of DQS Solutions & Staffing is to attain unparalleled excellence in our specialized domains, specifically staffing and security. Simultaneously, we maintain the flexibility required to collaborate closely with our clients in the creation of innovative products and services within the framework of DQS.

No. 42 J.F. Electric / Utilitra Chevrolet Silverado RST
Driver: Matt Mills | Crew Chief: Jon Leonard
Start: 12th
Stage 1: 12th
Stage 2: 19th
Finish: 33rd
Driver Points: 23rd
Owner Points: 26th
– Key Takeaway: Matt Mills’ night out in Kansas was cut short with a hard crash in the third stage of the race. Mills qualified his No. 42 J.F. Electric / Utilitra Chevy in 12th and held that spot in the first stage. In stage two, the team lost a few spots to 19th, but was making moves when he was caught up in an incident on the back straightaway. Mills was scored with a 33rd-place finish after he was unable to continue from the wreck.

– Matt Mills’ Post-Race Thoughts: Interviewer: What happened on the wreck, did something break?

“I don’t really know. The No. 17 threw a late block but it was alright. We got to his inside a little and I don’t know if the steering broke or what. I feel like I got behind on the steering. It was a late block and I kind of got a little sideways, but had it gathered. And then it took off. I don’t know what happened. There was no warning and I couldn’t tell what went wrong.”About J.F. Electric: J.F. Electric is an electrical contractor that provides engineering expertise, backed by construction and installation know-how in a diverse range of service offerings, from utilities and commercial projects, to industrial and telecommunications customers. When having a long family history in an industry, a company not only builds on its knowledge and experience, it takes pride in cultivating a solid understanding of client needs, all the while nurturing strong relationships with its employees. Evolving through five generations of the Fowler family, J.F. Electric has matured into a well-managed and thoughtfully diversified electrical contractor which is poised to continue its growth and expansion into the future.

About Utilitra: Utilitra is a woman-owned firm specializing in utility and technology solutions with a diverse team of specialized professionals. Utilitra is committed to solving their client’s unique challenges, whether one expert or a team of experts is needed. By adapting to the needs of their respective industries, Utilitra has built a range of services for their utility and technology partners.

No. 44 Polkadot Chevrolet Silverado RST
Driver: Conor Daly | Crew Chief: Cody Efaw
Start: 29th
Stage 1: 31st
Stage 2: 29th
Finish: 17th
Driver Points: N/A
Owner Points: 34th
– Key Takeaway: Conor Daly and the No. 44 Polkadot team battled back from an early penalty to secure the drivers’ best-career finish. Daly qualified 29th but was given a penalty for changing lanes on the initial green. He dropped to 31st in stage one, moved back to 29th in stage two, and took the wave around to get back into the fight. Daly and team made ground in the final stage to rally back up to a 17th-place finish.

– Conor Daly’s Post-Race Thoughts: “Right at the beginning, I thought all hope was lost. The truck in front of me didn’t go and I pulled out of line just so I wouldn’t hit him, which I thought was really respectful. I’m new to the rules here, but that was a shame to get a penalty because of that. We obviously knew we were fast enough to get on the lead lap, and we did when we took the wave around. The last restart was really fun racing with the No. 88, and I got to one truck behind Kaden (Honeycutt) our teammate, and I thought I was in a really good spot. I struggled a little bit in the middle of the stint and had to save fuel at the end, but it was really fun. I learned a lot and it was nice to get my best truck finish. We need to keep improving on that, but it was a big learning experience for me and I had a great time with our Polkadot Chevy.”

About Polkadot: Polkadot is the powerful, secure core of Web3, providing a shared foundation that unites some of the world’s most transformative apps and blockchains. Polkadot is the first of its kind — modular, resilient, interoperable — but governed by its users, the biggest Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) in the world. It enables Web3’s biggest innovators to have one place and to get their ideas to market fast, with flexible start-up costs and an exceptionally flexible builder environment. Today, Polkadot attracts best-in-class teams building stand-out apps like Mythical, Frequency, Moonbeam, Astar, and more. 

No. 45 AutoVentive / Precision Vehicle Logistics Chevrolet Silverado RST
Driver: Kaden Honeycutt | Crew Chief: Phil Gould
Start: 6th
Stage 1: 4th
Stage 2: 8th
Finish: 4th
Driver Points: 22nd
Owner Points: 10th
– Key Takeaway: Kaden Honeycutt had another great showing at Kansas and finished where he did in the spring. Honeycutt started off the day by qualifying sixth and picked up two spots to cross the line fourth in stage one. In stage two, the truck dropped to eighth, but a gutsy strategy call to stay out on the racetrack led to another fourth-place finish. Unfortunately, the No. 45 team was unable to advance to the Round of 8 in the Owner’s Playoffs, but their strong result tonight cannot be overlooked. 
– Kaden Honeycutt’s Post-Race Thoughts: Interviewer: Second top-five for Kaden Honeycutt; you were up there balling with the best of them tonight.

“Yeah, I wish we had what we had in the spring. I don’t know, but we struggled a little bit today and I’m not really sure what from, but we’ll go back and find out what it is. Either way, we fought the best we could. A P4 finish is something to be proud of tonight. It’s not the way we want to finish fourth, but yeah, I hate that we missed the next round of the Owner’s Playoffs. We’re going to attack the next four races just like we’ve been doing and try to win them all. We’ll keep pushing forward.”

About AutoVentive: AutoVentive is an industry-leading Software as a Service (SaaS) applications developer providing customized solutions to the automotive logistics industry. The company is part of Liberty Hill Equity Partners, LLC, a Cincinnati-based private equity firm.

About Precision Vehicle Logistics: Precision Vehicle Logistics is a customer-focused group of professionals committed to service excellence in finished vehicle logistics. Precision offers a unique combination of talented experience, industry-leading software and systems, and a network of partners and resources to deliver customized solutions to the world’s leading automakers.
About Niece Motorsports: 
Niece Motorsports is owned by United States Marine Corps Veteran Al Niece. In 2024, Niece Motorsports enters its ninth season in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Niece also owns Niece Equipment, which has for over 40 years provided clients with reliable products at competitive prices. Niece Equipment’s reputation is built on service, integrity and dependability. The company provides water and fuel/lube trucks that are engineered with quality and durability in mind for the construction and mining industry. Follow the team on Facebook and Instagram @NieceMotorsports as well as X @NieceMotorsport.