The boys of NASCAR were in the Bluegrass State for a primetime special under the lights Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway. The second annual Quaker State 400 had its share of winners, including one driver who has solidified himself as one of the best in the sport, as well as a team that placed four cars in the top six. But, as always, not everyone went home with a good result. One powerhouse team struggled Saturday night, while a pair of Wild Card contenders turned in rough outings. Who was good and who was bad at Kentucky? We've got you covered!Begin Slideshow...
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