Dozens of NASCAR in-race penalties handed out at Kansas confirmed

NASCAR had a slightly quieter time at Sunday's Kansas Speedway race when handing out penalties compared to last week's 43-penalty day.

Hendrick Motorsports star Kyle Larson won the AdventHealth 400, breaking the track record for laps led in a single race.

There were 26 penalties handed out during the race in addition to seven drivers who were forced to start from the back of the field after unapproved adjustments to their cars after qualifying – those seven being Ty Gibbs (who dropped from 6th), Zane Smith (18th), Chase Briscoe (19th), Ty Dillon (29th), Shane van Gisbergen (34th), Brad Keselowski (36th), and Josh Berry (38th).

The most common penalty on Sunday was pitting before pit road was open, with 15 drivers sent to the back of the field, while three drivers were pinged for speeding on pit road.

Two drivers picked up penalties for equipment violations, with Bubba Wallace given a pass-thru penalty and Carson Hocevar sent to the tail end of the lead lap, while two tire violations, a commitment line violation, a crew member over the wall too soon, too many crew members in contact with pit service area, driving through more than three pit boxes rounding out the offenses.

Please see below for the full list of in-race infractions, as confirmed by NASCAR.

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