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Results: Speeds From Day Two of Two Day Next Gen Test at Charlotte

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Aric Almirola paced the second day of Next Gen testing at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Photo Credit: TobyChristie.com

Stewart-Haas Racing teammates Aric Almirola and Kevin Harvick turned the fastest laps of the two day Next Gen test at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Thursday.

The laps for the SHR teammates came late in the session while utilizing the seven-inch rear spoiler as opposed to the eight-inch spoiler that had been used for the majority of the test.

Here are the full results from Day 2 of the two day test session:

PosCarTeamDriverLaptimeDiffSpeedLaps
110Stewart-Haas RacingAric Almirola30.731175.718 mph81
24Stewart-Haas RacingKevin Harvick30.757-0.026175.570 mph85
34523XI RacingKurt Busch31.085-0.354173.717 mph106
412Team PenskeRyan Blaney31.158-0.427173.310 mph139
522Team PenskeJoey Logano31.166-0.435173.266 mph97
624Hendrick MotorsportsWilliam Byron31.193-0.462173.116 mph108
76Roush Fenway Keselowski RacingBrad Keselowski31.199-0.468173.082 mph85
878Live Fast MotorsportsBJ McLeod31.233-0.502172.894 mph31
994GMS RacingTy Dillon31.243-0.512172.839 mph70
1043Richard Petty MotorsportsErik Jones31.260-0.529172.745 mph83
111TrackHouse RacingRoss Chastain31.294-0.563172.557 mph141
129Hendrick MotorsportsChase Elliott31.309-0.578172.474 mph159
137Spire MotorsportsCorey LaJoie31.322-0.591172.403 mph46
1420Joe Gibbs RacingDrew Herring31.329-0.598172.364 mph106
1511Joe Gibbs RacingDenny Hamlin31.336-0.605172.326 mph97
1616Kaulig RacingAJ Allmendinger31.340-0.609172.304 mph100
1747JTG Daugherty RacingRicky Stenhouse Jr.31.346-0.615172.271 mph102
1834Front Row MotorsportsMichael McDowell31.352-0.621172.238 mph65
193Richard Childress RacingAustin Dillon31.432-0.701171.799 mph77
2021Wood Brothers RacingAustin Cindric31.438-0.707171.767 mph94
2151Rick Ware RacingCody Ware31.595-0.864170.913 mph126
2266MBM MotorsportsTimmy Hill32.593-1.862165.680 mph54

At the end of the day, teams also got a chance to do some live pit stop testing with the new single lug nut tires. TobyChristie.com filmed Corey LaJoie’s No. 7 team giving it a go:

Video: What Does a Single Lug Nut Pit Stop Look Like in NASCAR, Teams Practiced Them at Charlotte

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