Noah Gragson Earns Fourth “Pole” in Last Ten Races, With First Position Draw for Shady Rays 200 at Kentucky

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Noah Gragson and JR Motorsports seem to have luck on their side when it comes to the random draw, as Gragson will once again start in the first position for Thursday Night’s Shady Rays 200 at Kentucky Speedway.

Since returning to racing in May, after a nine-week hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Gragson has started from the pole in four of the ten events.

Kaulig Racing’s Ross Chastain will start in second, followed by Gragson’s JR Motorsports teammates Jeb Burton [No. 8] and Michael Annett [No. 1]. Harrison Burton will round out the top-five starters for Thursday Night’s first leg of the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ Kentucky Speedway doubleheader.

Playoff bubble driver Brandon Brown will start 19th in his No. 68, while Myatt Snider [No. 93] and Alex Labbe [No. 36] will start in 28th and 16th respectively.

The lineup for Friday’s Alsco 300 will be determined by an invert of the top-fifteen finishers in Thursday’s 200-miler at Kentucky.


SHADY RAYS 200 FULL STARTING LINEUP:

  1. No. 9 – Noah Gragson
  2. No. 10 – Ross Chastain
  3. No. 8 – Jeb Burton
  4. No. 1 – Michael Annett
  5. No. 20 – Harrison Burton
  6. No. 19 – Brandon Jones
  7. No. 98 – Chase Briscoe
  8. No. 39 – Ryan Sieg
  9. No. 11 – Justin Haley
  10. No. 7 – Justin Allgaier
  11. No. 21 – Anthony Alfredo
  12. No. 22 – Austin Cindric
  13. No. 02 – Brett Moffitt
  14. No. 4 – Jesse Little
  15. No. 07 – Garrett Smithley
  16. No. 36 – Alex Labbe
  17. No. 6 – BJ McLeod
  18. No. 92 – Josh Williams
  19. No. 68 – Brandon Brown
  20. No. 51 – Jeremy Clements
  21. No. 15 – Colby Howard
  22. No. 90 – Ronnie Bassett, Jr.
  23. No. 18 – Riley Herbst
  24. No. 0 – Jeffrey Earnhardt
  25. No. 52 – Kody Vanderwal
  26. No. 99 – Mason Massey
  27. No. 74 – Bayley Currey
  28. No. 93 – Myatt Snider
  29. No. 66 – Stephen Leicht
  30. No. 47 – Kyle Weatherman
  31. No. 08 – Joe Graf, Jr.
  32. No. 13 – Chad Finchum
  33. No. 61 – Timmy Hill
  34. No. 78 – Vinnie Miller
  35. No. 5 – Matt Mills
  36. No. 44 – Tommy Joe Martins

 

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