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Kyle Larson tops opening Truck Series practice; Kurt Busch heads Cup session

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Sprint Cup Series practice 1 | Results

In search of his first win since March, Kurt Busch kicked off his weekend on a good note, topping opening NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practice Friday morning at Pocono Raceway.

The Stewart-Haas Racing driver clocked his 15th of 16 laps at a clip of 180.353 mph, edging Team Penske‘s Brad Keselowski (180.155 mph). Keselowski’s teammate Joey Logano was right behind him at 179.791 mph in third place, while Kyle Larson, who topped opening NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice, was fourth at 179.508 mph. Clint Bowyer rounded out the top five at 179.372 mph.

Dale Earnhardt Jr., who won at Pocono in June, was ninth on the charts at 179.176 mph.

Pocono whiz Jimmie Johnson struggled in the session, placing 30th overall with a best speed of 176.623 mph.

Kevin Harvick (179.315 mph), AJ Allmendinger (179.251 mph), Brian Vickers (179.197 mph) and Jamie McMurray (179.083 mph) were also fast, all placing in the top 10.

The next Cup practice kicks off Saturday at 9 a.m. ET on ESPN2.

Nationwide Series final practice | Results

Brendan Gaughan topped Friday’s Nationwide Series final practice at Iowa Speedway with a high speed of 133.469 mph.

Gaughan ranked fourth in the opening practice at the track.

Josh Berry, making his Nationwide Series debut this weekend, was second-fastest in the final session turning a 133.333 mph lap around the track.

Kenny Wallace (132.923 mph), Ryan Reed (132.917 mph) and Trevor Bayne (132.760 mph) round out the top five fastest. 

Ryan Sieg brought out the only caution of practice when he spun in Turn 4, but made no contact.

NASCAR confiscated ballast from the No. 23 of Carl Long’s car and are sending the part to NASCAR’s Research & Development for further investigation. 

The Nationwide Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying takes place Saturday at 4:40 p.m. ET with coverage on ESPN. The U.S. Cellular 250 presented by New Holland will run shortly after qualifying at 8 p.m. ET.

Nationwide Series first practice | Results

Chase Pistone topped Friday’s opening practice for the NASCAR Nationwide Series at Iowa Speedway, turning a 132.142 mph lap around the 7/8-mile track.

Pistone, driving the Turner Scott Motorsports No. 31 Chevrolet, is scheduled to make just his second start of the season and third of his Nationwide career in Saturday night’s U.S. Cellular 250 (8 p.m. ET, ESPN).

Part-time driver Sam Hornish Jr., who won the series’ previous race this year at Iowa, was second-fastest at 131.135 mph in the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 54 Toyota. Regan Smith, Brendan Gaughan and Dylan Kwasniewski — Pistone’s teammate — completed the top five.

Series points leader Chase Elliott was 11th-fastest on the leaderboard.

Camping World Truck Series final practice | Results

Timothy Peters set the pace in final NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice Friday afternoon, putting the No. 17 Red Horse Racing Toyota atop the leaderboard at Pocono Raceway.

Peters turned a fast lap of 165.975 mph on the 2.5-mile triangular track. He was just ahead of Kyle Larson, leader of the series’ opening practice, who clocked a 164.947 mph lap in the Turner Scott Motorsports No. 32 Chevrolet.

Defending series champion Matt Crafton claimed third on the final practice speed charts in the ThorSport Racing No. 88 Toyota. Larson’s Turner Scott teammate Ben Kennedy took fourth wth Justin Lofton of NTS Motorsports completing the top five.

Current points leader Ryan Blaney, the defending race winner, was seventh-fastest of the 30 drivers to participate in final practice.

Keystone Light Pole Qualifying will be held Saturday at 10:10 a.m. ET (FOX Sports 1) with the Pocono Mountains 150 getting underway at 1 p.m. ET later Saturday (FS1).

Camping World Truck Series practice 1 | Results

Pocono Raceway didn’t prove tricky for Kyle Larson during opening NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice on Friday, as the Turner Scott Motorsports driver topped the charts by a large margin.

Pulling his No. 32 Chevrolet Silverado around the 2.5-mile "Tricky Triangle" at a clip of 166.670 mph, Larson topped runner-up Timothy Peters (165.825 mph) by close to 1 full mph, running his best and final lap on his 10th circuit.

Justin Lofton (165.603), Ben Kennedy (165.107) and Austin Dillon (165.101) rounded out the top five behind Larson and Peters.

Thirty trucks took the track in the practice, with Erik Jones (eighth, 164.905 mph) running the most laps of the session at 27.

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Celebrating 40 years in business this season

The infamous Tricky Triangle isn’t the only company celebrating 40 years in business this season.

Mobil 1 turns 40 this year and hopes to celebrate in style this upcoming race weekend in Victory Lane at Pocono Raceway.

In addition to its primary sponsorship of the No. 14 Mobil 1 / Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet SS driven by Tony Stewart, Mobil 1 also provides lubricant technology and engineering support to the entire Stewart-Haas Racing team.

Earlier this week, the company announced the addition of a one-time full primary sponsorship of Kevin Harvick‘s No. 4 Chevrolet SS for this weekend’s GoBowling.com 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.

The announcement has the Mobil 1 mojo heating up at Stewart-Haas.

"Kevin Harvick has had a brilliant year and is a strong contender to win the 2014 Sprint Cup Series title," said Artis Brown, global motorsports manager, Mobil 1. "As a member of Stewart-Haas Racing, Kevin has experienced the protection and performance benefits of Mobil 1 lubricants in the No. 4 race car firsthand. Now, with the No. 4 Chevy, we’re proud to have Mobil 1 on and under the hood."

Harvick is currently 11th in the championship standings, and with two wins, virtually assured to qualify for the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup under the new format.  

Meanwhile, Stewart-Haas Racing co-owner Tony Stewart is working his way toward securing his own spot in the 2014 Chase. This Sunday will mark Stewart’s 32nd start at Pocono Raceway. He has 5,678 laps under his belt at the Tricky Triangle, boasting two wins and 12-top 5s.

Stewart hopes the Mobil 1 mojo will ignite a victory, and appreciates the company’s longstanding support.

"Beginning with that 2011 season, Mobil 1 has been a great partner for the entire Stewart-Haas Racing team — this year, even more so with our expansion to four cars," Stewart said.

Today, more than half of all NASCAR teams in NASCAR’s top three series rely on Mobil 1 lubricant technology. According to Rebecca Aldred, global passenger vehicle lubricants brand manager, the strategy behind the Mobil 1 brand’s commitment to motorsports is not as simple as many assume.

"Motorsports is a vibrant and exciting endeavor for the brand, but we’re not involved just to win races," explained Aldred. "Supporting race teams also offers us the opportunity to demonstrate our lubricant technology prowess and test car engine oils in the most demanding and extreme environments. Year after year, what we learn on the track informs formulations that help keep everyday cars running like new as well."

Rusty Wallace celebrates his 1989 premier series championship. (Photo courtesy NASCAR Hall of Fame)

A truly iconic brand in motorsports, Mobil 1 is no stranger to the winner’s circle.

This year, the brand is also celebrating the 25th anniversary of Rusty Wallace’s 1989 NASCAR premier series championship. Having won multiple races as a Formula 1 team sponsor, it took Mobil 1 only three short years to reach the pinnacle of NASCAR as an associate sponsor of Wallace’s No. 27 race car.  Wallace had four career victories and 10 top-five finishes at Pocono, and was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2013.

Stewart was quick to enjoy similar success with Mobil 1 under the hood. In 2011, his first year driving for Stewart-Haas Racing and with Mobil 1 on board as a primary sponsor, Stewart captured his third career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship by winning the final race of the season at Homestead-Miami Speedway by a margin of 1.3 seconds.

In addition to its Stewart-Haas Racing partnership, the 2014 season marks the 12th consecutive year in which Mobil 1 has served as the Official Motor Oil of NASCAR®.

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Team focused, but in a holding pattern until return of crew chief Darian Grubb

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LONG POND, Pa. — Denny Hamlin said while the loss of crew chief Darian Grubb will be felt, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver is confident his team can weather the storm and “by Chase time, we’ll be a contender.”

Grubb, Hamlin’s crew chief on the No. 11 Toyota since the end of the 2011 season, is absent from Pocono Raceway this weekend as he begins serving a six-week suspension, along with car chief Wesley Sherrill, for penalties following post-race inspection last weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Hamlin was penalized 75 driver and owner points while Grubb and car chief Wesley Sherrill were suspended. Team engineer Mike Wheeler is serving as interim crew chief during Grubb’s absence. JGR officials are appealing the penalties.

“It’s a tough deal. It’s something that obviously affects our team,” Hamlin said prior to Friday’s opening Sprint Cup practice at Pocono, “but there are obviously other opportunities as well for us to go out there and get our stuff going.

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"As an organization we were heading in the right direction so it kind of sucks because you lose a little bit of that momentum, but you also know that regardless of whether we had that (issue) or not we were still running pretty fast last week and would’ve finished in the same spot."

Hamlin finished third at Indy, sandwiched in between teammates Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth.

NASCAR said the penalty was the result of issues with block-off plates inside the car.

Hamlin said while Grubb isn’t at the track, “really I’m in pretty good hands.

"I’ve been with Mike Wheeler longer than I’ve been with anyone in the Cup Series,” he said. “We worked together a lot and I’m pretty confident in the job that he’s going to do. … Even though it’s tough losing those guys, and it’s tough for them especially, I don’t think things will change at the race track too much.

"Darian is in constant contact with (Wheeler) at all times and myself. So, it’s not too bad as far as that’s concerned."

The loss of a crew chief at the track "is a challenge," said Chad Knaus, crew chief for six-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson. "It’s never fun being suspended.”

Knaus has spent time away from the track due to violations, most notably in 2006 when he was suspended for four races. Johnson won two of the four in his absence, including the season-opening Daytona 500.

"Then with the way things are today with your limited amount of practice time, the limited amount of things you can change on the race car, a crew chief being at the race track probably isn’t nearly as bad as it was the last time I was suspended quite honestly," Knaus said. 

"I think Darian is going to have some opportunities to sit back and try to get focused on what he needs to do going into the Chase. Now preparation is the key. If they can get prepared before they leave North Carolina, before they get to the race track I don’t think it’s going to bother them the least little bit. That is a solid team."

Kenseth said the biggest issue won’t be car preparation, but what goes on at the track, that impacts a team when a crew chief is sidelined.

"You’re still missing your head coach," he said. "The guy who leads the people and gets them together, talks strategy … you’re not looking in his eyes and talking face-to-face and doing all that kind of stuff.

"It’s not as hard as it was at one time but I think certainly you’d still want him here."

Hamlin was 13th fastest in Friday’s opening practice at Pocono. He is a four-time winner at the 2.5-mile track. Because he has one win this season (at Talladega), he’s likely sewn up a spot in this year’s Chase for the Sprint Cup.

"You use stuff like this as motivation to go out there and prove that you can run fast no matter what," he said. "We were on a run there last really month and a half to two months that I feel like our cars were really starting to turn the corner. So, really, I’m excited about what these next six weeks bring. 

"We’ve got some great race tracks ahead of us — a lot of them which we feel like we can win."

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Driver, 20, says future plans ‘will sort themselves out’

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LONG POND, Pa. — Ryan Blaney said Thursday at Pocono Raceway that his attention is on winning the 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship, and plans for 2015 "will sort themselves out."

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According to a report Friday, Blaney, 20, is in line to move into the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in 2015 to run a limited schedule with Wood Brothers Racing while also competing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series for Team Penske.

Blaney currently runs a full schedule in the Truck Series for Brad Keselowski Racing, and has made seven Nationwide Series starts this year for Team Penske, for whom Keselowski competes in Cup.

Blaney does have one career Sprint Cup start, making his debut with Team Penske earlier this season at Kansas. He finished 27th.

"We’re focused on winning the truck championship this year and focused on this weekend at Pocono," Blaney said. "Keep growing this (program). Those days will sort themselves out down the road."

Wood Brothers Racing, which has fielded teams in NASCAR’s premier series since 1953, runs a limited schedule with driver Trevor Bayne and has been affiliated with Roush Fenway Racing, another Ford organization. RFR officials announced earlier this year that Bayne, the 2011 Daytona 500 winner, would compete for the organization full-time in Cup beginning in 2015.

Team Penske Vice President Jonathan Gibson said via email Friday that the organization has plans for Blaney’s future.
 
"Ryan Blaney continues to do a great job with our organization and we have a plan for his progression within Team Penske," he said. "While we have had some discussions with our partners at Ford, nothing has been finalized."

Blaney enters Saturday’s Pocono Mountains 150 as the series points leader and defending champion of the race. He has finished in the top five in five of his last six starts.

"Right now," he said, "I’m focused with the truck team at BKR and trying to win as many of these races, along with Nationwide races, as we can."

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Meet Brian (‘Redboog’), Official NASCAR Fan Council member of the month

Name:  Brian (a.k.a. Redboog)

Current City: Kewanee, IL

Hometown:  Born and raised in Kewanee, IL

Member since: 2008

Getting to know Brian

Q. Why did you join the Official NASCAR Fan Council?

"I grew up doing book reports on drivers like Cale Yarborough and Richard Petty, and couldn’t stop watching whenever I got the chance. Been hooked ever since! And being a part of the fan council has been a great way to let my opinions be heard by NASCAR!"

Q. What comes to mind when you think of NASCAR? What’s your favorite NASCAR memory?

"ADRENALINE RUSH! My first time going to Chicagoland was one of the greatest weekends of my life! We got to sit in on Q&A’s with Ryan Newman, Danica Patrick, and my favorite driver … Dale Jr.! Had pit passes, and even got to talk to Denny Hamlin and Gregg Biffle. And that was just Saturday, Sunday was just as cool!"

Q: Do you have a favorite in any of the following categories?

Driver: "Dale Earnhardt Jr."

Track: "Daytona"

Memory: "A collection of 5 framed and autographed posters of Dale Earnhardt Sr.!"

Q: If you could go to any NASCAR race/track, where would you go?

"Talladega"

Q: Tell us about your family. Do you have children and/or pets?

"I have a great family that enjoys racing almost as much as I do!"

Q: What do you like to do in your free time?

"I enjoy sports, traveling, and just spending good times with friends and family … especially around a campfire or out camping!"

Q: What’s your dream car?

"1969 Camaro!"

From all of us at NASCAR, we thank Brian for his continued support and look forward to hearing from him in 2014!

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Wallace to roll off first for Coors Light Pole Qualifying (4:40 p.m. ET, Sat., ESPN)

Entry No. Driver Sponsor
1 29 * Kenny Wallace U.S. Cellular Toyota
2 4 Jeffrey Earnhardt teamjdmotorsports.com Chevrolet
3 23 Carl Long Rick Ware Racing Chevrolet
4 20 Michael McDowell # Pizza Ranch Toyota
5 52 Joey Gase Donate Life Chevrolet
6 6 Trevor Bayne AdvoCare Ford
7 99 James Buescher Ruud Toyota
8 60 Chris Buescher # Fastenal Ford
9 44 Hal Martin American Custom Yachts Toyota
10 16 Ryan Reed # ADA Drive to Stop Diabetes presented by Lilly Diabetes Ford
11 40 Matt Dibenedetto Curtis Key Plumbing Chevrolet
12 3 Ty Dillon # Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet
13 28 JJ Yeley Texas 28 Spirits Stage Dodge
14 55 Jamie Dick Viva Auto Group Chevrolet
15 43 Dakoda Armstrong # WinField Ford
16 22 Brad Keselowski(i) Discount Tire Ford
17 46 * Matt Frahm Curtis Key Plumbing Chevrolet
18 01 Landon Cassill G&K Services Chevrolet
19 54 Sam Hornish Jr. Monster Energy Toyota
20 51 Jeremy Clements RepairableVehicles.com/AllSouthElectric.com Chevrolet
21 7 Regan Smith TaxSlayer.com Chevrolet
22 89 * Morgan Shepherd Courtney Construction, Inc. Chevrolet
23 62 Brendan Gaughan South Point Chevrolet
24 87 Josh Reaume Chevrolet
25 5 * Josh Berry Tackle Grab Chevrolet
26 42 Dylan Kwasniewski # Rockstar Chevrolet
27 74 * Mike Harmon 30 Days Foundation Dodge
28 70 * Derrike Cope youtheory Chevrolet
29 11 Elliott Sadler Stratasys Toyota
30 2 Brian Scott Shore Lodge Chevrolet
31 17 * Tanner Beryhill # NationalCashLenders.com Dodge
32 84 * Chad Boat # Billy Boat Performance Exhaust/CorvetteParts.net Chevrolet
33 31 Chase Pistone(i) Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet
34 39 Ryan Sieg # Pull-A-Part LLC/Do-It-Yourself Auto Parts Chevrolet
35 9 Chase Elliott # NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet
36 19 Mike Bliss Tweaker Energy Shot Toyota
37 10 * Blake Koch M&W Logistics Group, Inc. Toyota
38 93 Kevin Swindell JGL Racing Dodge
39 14 Eric McClure Reynolds Wrap/Hefty Ultimate Toyota
40 72 * John Jackson CrashClaimsR.us Chevrolet

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Larson and Logano to start on front row at Pocono (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, ESPN)

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Pos Car Driver Team
1 42 Kyle Larson # Target Chevrolet
2 22 Joey Logano Shell Pennzoil Ford
3 2 Brad Keselowski Alliance Truck Parts Ford
4 41 Kurt Busch Haas Automation Chevrolet
5 24 Jeff Gordon Axalta Chevrolet
6 4 Kevin Harvick Mobil 1 Chevrolet
7 18 Kyle Busch M&M’s Toyota
8 1 Jamie McMurray Bad Boy Buggies Chevrolet
9 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Michael Baker International Chevrolet
10 10 Danica Patrick GoDaddy Chevrolet
11 3 Austin Dillon # American Ethanol Chevrolet
12 5 Kasey Kahne Farmers Insurance Chevrolet
13 11 Denny Hamlin FedEx Office Toyota
14 15 Clint Bowyer RK Motors Charlotte Toyota
15 55 Brian Vickers Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota
16 14 Tony Stewart Code 3/Mobil 1 Chevrolet
17 48 Jimmie Johnson Lowe’s Chevrolet
18 20 Matt Kenseth Dollar General Toyota
19 78 Martin Truex Jr. Furniture Row Chevrolet
20 47 AJ Allmendinger Scott Products Chevrolet
21 31 Ryan Newman Quicken Loans Chevrolet
22 51 Justin Allgaier # AccuDoc Solutions Chevrolet
23 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Fifth Third Bank Ford
24 13 Casey Mears GEICO Chevrolet
25 16 Greg Biffle 3M Ford
26 99 Carl Edwards Fastenal Ford
27 9 Marcos Ambrose DeWalt Ford
28 43 Aric Almirola GoBowling.com Ford
29 27 Paul Menard CertainTeed/Menards Chevrolet
30 38 David Gilliland Long John Silver’s Ford
31 98 Josh Wise Phil Parsons Racing Chevrolet
32 40 Landon Cassill(i) Newtown Building Supplies Chevrolet
33 26 Cole Whitt # Toyota of Scranton Toyota
34 32 Travis Kvapil Ford
35 36 Reed Sorenson Chevrolet
36 23 Alex Bowman # Dr Pepper Toyota
37 83 Ryan Truex # Burger King Toyota
38 7 Michael Annett # Pilot/Flying J Chevrolet
39 34 David Ragan A&W Root Beer Float/CSX Ford
40 37 Dave Blaney Accell Construction Inc. Chevrolet
41 66 Joe Nemechek(i) Land Castle Title Toyota
42 33 Alex Kennedy Thunder Coal Chevrolet
43 93 Johnny Sauter(i) Dr Pepper Toyota

Did Not Qualify: None

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Each week an expert will answer a tech question on GarageCam presented by Mobil 1

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Each week the host of NASCAR.com’s GarageCam presented by Mobil 1 will take an automotive technology question and get it answered by the experts in a NASCAR garage.

This week, David Ragan, the driver of the No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford, answers the Mobil 1 Tech Question of the Week.

Watch the video above to hear Ragan discuss the aggression drivers need to get good restarts at Pocono Raceway and the techniques that drivers use to get going when the green flag drops.

Be sure to tune in to GarageCam presented by Mobil 1 in next week at Watkins Glen International and see another question answered.

Sprint Cup Series GarageCam, presented by Mobil 1: Noon ET, Friday August 8. (Watch here)

Nationwide Series GarageCam, presented by Mobil 1: 1:40 p.m. ET, Friday August 8. (Watch here)

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See when each driver hits the track during Keystone Light Pole Qualifying (Saturday at 10:10 a.m. ET, FOX Sports 1)

# Trk Driver Team
1 05 * John Wes Townley Zaxby’s Toyota
2 40 * Todd Peck Arthritis Foundation Chevrolet
3 29 Ryan Blaney Cooper Standard Ford
4 17 Timothy Peters Red Horse Racing Toyota
5 19 Tyler Reddick # Reese Towpower Ford
6 63 Justin Jennings Randco/Young’s Building Systems Chevrolet
7 28 * Ryan Ellis(i) Endo Optiks/FDNY Racing Chevrolet
8 98 Johnny Sauter Nextant Aero Space/Curb Records Toyota
9 13 Jeb Burton Estes/Carolina Nut Toyota
10 08 Ray Black Jr. ScubaLife/NASE Worldwide Chevrolet
11 10 Jennifer Jo Cobb Horejsi Graphics Chevrolet
12 59 * Kyle Martel Hanover Cold Storage/Huntertrucksales.com Chevrolet
13 32 Kyle Larson(i) Cartwheel by Target Chevrolet
14 54 Darrell Wallace Jr. ToyotaCare Toyota
15 21 Joey Coulter Allegiant Travel Chevrolet
16 23 * Spencer Gallagher Allegiant Travel Chevrolet
17 6 Norm Benning Chevrolet
18 99 Bryan Silas Bell Trucks America Inc. Chevrolet
19 31 Ben Kennedy # Heater.com Chevrolet
20 50 TJ Bell Fallen Linemen Organization Chevrolet
21 07 BJ McLeod American Tactical/JD Squared Inc. Chevrolet
22 88 Matt Crafton RipIt/Menards Toyota
23 35 Mason Mingus # Call 811 Toyota
24 0 * Caleb Roark Grimes Irrigation & Construction Chevrolet
25 30 Ron Hornaday Jr. Rheem Chevrolet
26 9 Jason White(i) Autism Speaks/NTS Motorsports Chevrolet
27 20 Justin Lofton Qore 24/NTS Motorsports Chevrolet
28 8 Joe Nemechek Smoke-N-Sear Toyota
29 02 Tyler Young # Randco/Young’s Building Systems Chevrolet
30 51 Erik Jones ToyotaCare Toyota
31 77 German Quiroga OtterBox Toyota
32 3 * Austin Dillon(i) Yuengling Light Lager Chevrolet

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See when each driver hits the track during Coors Light Pole Qualifying (Friday at 3:40 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1)

# Car Driver Team
1 20 Matt Kenseth Dollar General Toyota
2 32 Travis Kvapil Ford
3 10 Danica Patrick GoDaddy Chevrolet
4 36 Reed Sorenson Chevrolet
5 43 Aric Almirola GoBowling.com Ford
6 14 Tony Stewart Code 3/Mobil 1 Chevrolet
7 26 Cole Whitt # Toyota of Scranton Toyota
8 16 Greg Biffle 3M Ford
9 23 Alex Bowman # Dr. Pepper Toyota
10 3 Austin Dillon # American Ethanol Chevrolet
11 7 Michael Annett # Pilot/Flying J Chevrolet
12 83 Ryan Truex # Burger King Toyota
13 5 Kasey Kahne Farmers Insurance Chevrolet
14 33 Alex Kennedy Thunder Coal Chevrolet
15 99 Carl Edwards Fastenal Ford
16 42 Kyle Larson # Target Chevrolet
17 13 Casey Mears GEICO Chevrolet
18 18 Kyle Busch M&M’s Toyota
19 9 Marcos Ambrose DeWalt Ford
20 93 Johnny Sauter(i) Dr. Pepper Toyota
21 24 Jeff Gordon Axalta Chevrolet
22 40 Landon Cassill(i) Newtown Building Supplies Chevrolet
23 51 Justin Allgaier # AccuDoc Solutions Chevrolet
24 55 Brian Vickers Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota
25 15 Clint Bowyer RK Motors Charlotte Toyota
26 4 Kevin Harvick Mobil 1 Chevrolet
27 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Fifth Third Bank Ford
28 22 Joey Logano Shell Pennzoil Ford
29 66 Joe Nemechek(i) Land Castle Title Toyota
30 47 AJ Allmendinger Scott Products Chevrolet
31 27 Paul Menard CertainTeed/Menards Chevrolet
32 34 David Ragan A&W Root Beer Float/CSX Ford
33 11 Denny Hamlin FedEx Office Toyota
34 31 Ryan Newman Quicken Loans Chevrolet
35 78 Martin Truex Jr. Furniture Row Chevrolet
36 48 Jimmie Johnson Lowe’s Chevrolet
37 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Michael Baker International Chevrolet
38 2 Brad Keselowski Alliance Truck Parts Ford
39 38 David Gilliland Long John Silver’s Ford
40 98 Josh Wise Phil Parsons Racing Chevrolet
41 1 Jamie McMurray Bad Boy Buggies Chevrolet
42 37 Dave Blaney Accell Construction Inc. Chevrolet
43 41 Kurt Busch Haas Automation Chevrolet

* Required to qualify on time; (i) ineligible for driver points in this series

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