Denny Hamlin and Jared Allen are back from a historic race at Kansas. Denny had a front-row view of the closest finish ever as Kyle Larson beat Chris Buescher by .001 seconds. Sunday's race featured the perfect amount of tire falloff to keep fans entertained. But could Buescher have done anything differently to hold off Larson?

Timing and scoring aren't always the same as the official finish line, promoting questions about NASCAR's camera angles and the layout of the finish line. Pit road was eventful for Denny, and he breaks down his day, including whether he could've made it on fuel had the race stayed green or if Martin Truex Jr. would have passed him.

Denny also provides insight on why he opted for the inside lane on the restart.

Kansas has emerged as a standout track for the Next Gen car, and the duo highlights Noah Gragson's impressive top-10 finish.

Finally, is this the final year of throwback paint schemes at Darlington?

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Chapters:
Intro: 00:00
NextGen Car's Perfect Racetrack: 3:34
Could Chris Buescher Have Done Anything Differently?: 8:52
Almost a Tie: 19:39
Time to Upgrade the Camera: 25:40
Painting The Line: 27:21
Mishaps on Pit Road: 29:27
Brett Is My Idiot: 35:30
Restarts and Managing the Gap: 39:40
Lane Choices: 47:49
Denny's Top Tracks: 51:11
Removing the Roval: 52:01
Truck Series Race: 55:03
Is This the Final Year of Throwback?: 59:53
5-Star Reviews: 1:01:17
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