Myatt Snider on the Pole For Xfinity Series Race at Las Vegas After Qualifying is Rained Out

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For the second-consecutive week, Myatt Snider has earned the pole in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. However, this time in Las Vegas, the award came by way of the owner points attributed to the No. 21 team.

Of course, Snider crashed in practice and had to go to a back up car. So he’ll have to drop to the rear of the field for the start of Saturday’s Boyd Gaming 300.

Chase Briscoe will start second, and Harrison Burton — who is scheduled to line up third — will move up to the front row on the start of the race when Snider drops to the rear.

With 36 cars in Las Vegas, nobody went home.

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