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Kyle Busch Draws Pole for Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway

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Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch will start on the pole for Sunday’s Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway. Busch – who won the pole via random draw — will look to become only the second three-time winner in Kentucky Speedway’s history when the green flag flies on Sunday.

Joey Logano, Kevin Harvick, Aric Almirola and Alex Bowman will round out the top-five starters for the event.

Jimmie Johnson – who returns to racing at Kentucky after testing positive for COVID-19 last Friday prior to the event at Indianapolis — will start in the 20th position.


FULL QUAKER STATE 400 STARTING LINEUP:

  1. No. 18 – Kyle Busch
  2. No. 22 – Joey Logano
  3. No. 4 – Kevin Harvick
  4. No. 10 – Aric Almirola
  5. No. 88 – Alex Bowman
  6. No. 2 – Brad Keselowski
  7. No. 1 – Kurt Busch
  8. No. 9 – Chase Elliott
  9. No. 19 – Martin Truex, Jr.
  10. No. 21 – Matt DiBenedetto
  11. No. 12 – Ryan Blaney
  12. No. 11 – Denny Hamlin
  13. No. 17 – Chris Buescher
  14. No. 47 – Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.
  15. No. 14 – Clint Bowyer
  16. No. 20 – Erik Jones
  17. No. 42 – Matt Kenseth
  18. No. 43 – Bubba Wallace
  19. No. 3 – Austin Dillon
  20. No. 48 – Jimmie Johnson
  21. No. 24 – William Byron
  22. No. 38 – John Hunter Nemechek
  23. No. 6 – Ryan Newman
  24. No. 8 – Tyler Reddick
  25. No. 53 – Garrett Smithley
  26. No. 77 – Josh Bilicki
  27. No. 32 – Corey LaJoie
  28. No. 00 – Quin Houff
  29. No. 41 – Cole Custer
  30. No. 34 – Michael McDowell
  31. No. 15 – Brennan Poole
  32. No. 37 – Ryan Preece
  33. No. 13 – Ty Dillon
  34. No. 95 – Christopher Bell
  35. No. 51 – Joey Gase
  36. No. 27 – J.J. Yeley
  37. No. 96 – Daniel Suarez
  38. No. 66 – Timmy Hill

 

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