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Images Show Joey Logano won the pole for the Cook Out Southern 500 in qualifying on Saturday, posting a lap of 29.181 seconds (168.521 MPH) in the final round of qualifying and then withstanding a final charge by Christopher Bell to claim the pole by nine one thousandths of a second. Logano's pole is his second of the 2022 season, both of which have come at Darlington -- Logano won the pole for the track's Goodyear 400 in May, which he went on to win. In winning the pole for the Southern 500, Logano became the first driver to win the pole for both Darlington races in a single season since Sterling Marlin did so in 1992. Coincidentally, Marlin's sweep of Darlington's poles came with the same car number and manufacturer that Logano now drives -- Marlin drove the No. 22 Ford Thunderbird for NASCAR Hall of Famer Junior Johnson. While eight playoff drivers qualified in the top 10, there was one playoff driver who did not get to make a qualifying run at all. Daniel Suarez's No. 99 Chevrolet failed pre-qualifying tech inspection three times, meaning that Suarez was disallowed from making a qualifying attempt and will have to serve a pass-through pit road penalty at the start of the race tomorrow. Suarez has also had a crewmember ejected from the race weekend and has lost pit selection, as has B.J. McLeod whose car failed tech inspection twice. Cook Out Southern 500 starting lineup
Aric Almirola won the pole for the Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on Friday evening, earning the top starting spot with a lap of 14.946 (mph). Almirola's pole is his first of the 2022 season and the fourth of his career. Almirola became the latest non-playoff driver to steal the show in recent weeks, as he looks to follow up on wins by non-playoff drivers Erik Jones and Bubba Wallace in the opening two races of the Round of 16. Almirola was able to hold off playoff driver and Stewart-Haas Racing teammate Chase Briscoe, who qualified second as he looks to avoid playoff elimination. Friday's practice session preceding qualifying featured an inconvenience for one playoff driver that nearly turned disastrous for two. During Group B practice, Kyle Busch went for a self-spin in Turns 1 and 2, then barely avoided getting hit by the oncoming Austin Cindric. Cindric's evasive maneuver prevented damage to either car, but Busch only managed a 21st-place qualifying run. Eight of the top 10 qualifiers, including Briscoe in second through Cindric in ninth, were playoff drivers. Daniel Suarez starts deepest of all playoff drivers in 29th. Bass Pro Shops Night Race starting lineup
What's the lineup for today's Nascar?Starting lineup for Daytona race. Who won the pole position for today's Nascar race?Keselowski, who is not a part of the 12-driver playoff group, won the pole Saturday afternoon with a speed of 188.990, edging Joey Logano's 188.805.
What's the starting lineup for Kansas?Starting lineup: Hollywood Casino 400. What drivers are in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs?NASCAR Playoffs Standings. |