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Busch Goes For Texas Trifecta And Chases Piece Of NASCAR History

TMS Media Relations — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 19:05:00 GMT

FORT WORTH, Texas (Oct. 13, 2009) – Kyle Busch will take aim at history at Texas Motor Speedway during the Dickies 500 NASCAR triple-header weekend. Not only is he looking to become the first driver to win four consecutive NASCAR Nationwide Series races at TMS, but he will once again pull triple duty and try to become the first driver to sweep NASCAR’s three national series races during the Nov. 5-8 weekend.

It marks the fourth consecutive year that Busch has attempted the triple during the Dickies 500 weekend. He came close to pulling off the unprecedented sweep last November when he finished runner-up in the Chevy Silverado 350k Camping World Truck Series race, followed that effort with a victory in the O’Reilly Challenge Nationwide race and rounded out the week with a sixth-place finish in the Dickies 500.

“I like it because you get to go out there and drive and do what you love to do,” Busch said of running the triple-header. “For me, I just enjoy getting out there on the race track. We’ve had some success in the Nationwide and truck series races at Texas, but would like to break through on the Cup side too and get the [No. 18] M&M’s [Toyota] back to Victory Lane there.”

Busch nearly pulled off the triple earlier this season at California’s Auto Club Speedway, winning Nationwide Series and Camping World Truck Series races in the same day and finishing second the following day in the Sprint Cup Series race. Considering his history of being in contention in all three series at TMS, his chances of completing the historic sweep could be enhanced.

In Sprint Cup competition, he has three top-six finishes and 207 laps led in his last four TMS starts, including a best of third in the 2008 Samsung 500. In Nationwide action, he has been a dominant force and will arrive having won three consecutive races here. In the truck series, Busch still is seeking his first win, but has finished runner-up in three of his last four visits, the most recent being in this event last year.

Those planning to track Busch’s quest for history may want to consider the Dickies 4-Pack. Starting at $133, the Dickies 4-Pack will give you a seat for all four days of on-track action for the Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series. Individual tickets also remain for all events, including frontstretch seats for the Dickies 500. For more information, visit www.texasmotorspeedway.com or call the TMS ticket office at (817) 215-8500.

Recap of the 2009 Samsung 500 Weekend

EddieGossage — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 13:19:00 GMT

It sure was an exciting weekend!

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General Action From O'Reilly 300

TMS Media Relations — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 23:33:10 GMT

FORT WORTH, TX - APRIL 04: Eric McClure, driver of the #24 Hefty Ford, leads a group of cars during the NASCAR Nationwide Series O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway on April 4, 2009 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images)

Tony Stewart On Track During O'Reilly 300

TMS Media Relations — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 23:29:11 GMT

FORT WORTH, TX - APRIL 04: Tony Stewart, driver of the #33 Armor All Chevrolet, drives during the NASCAR Nationwide Series O'Reilly 300 at Texas Motor Speedway on April 4, 2009 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images for Texas Motor Speedway)

O'Reilly 300 Race Notes

TMS Media Relations — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 23:23:00 GMT

North Dakota fan gets treat

Josh Hoper of Fargo, N.D., will experience some emotional relief from all the tragedy back in his hometown. Hoper, a 35-year-old software consultant, bought tickets to the Samsung 500 in mid-March and unknowingly completed the speedway’s ticket sales to all 50 states.

When Texas Motor Speedway president Eddie Gossage contacted him, he learned of Hoper’s and his community’s struggles with severe flooding in the state. Hoper’s house was flooded and he has been helping with relief efforts and still planned to attend the race. TMS upgraded his tickets for Sunday’s race putting him in a suite and added pit and garage passes. Hoper was also treated by his favorite driver Jimmie Johnson, who gave him an autographed cap and photo and Lowe’s gift card.

"It’s another example of where communities come together," Hoper said. "The NASCAR community has really stepped up and made this weekend a wonderful experience for me."

Bruton hanging with fans

Speedway Motorsports Inc. owner Bruton Smith surprised some of the fans along frontstretch during Saturday’s O’Reilly 300. Smith went into the stands and sat with the fans near the start-finish line in section 103.

Poor finish for points leader

Nationwide Series points leader Carl Edwards had a disappointing finish in the O’Reilly 300. Edwards ended 18^th after starting sixth and running in contention. But was pushed to the wall late in the race by Joey Logano keeping him from a better finish.

Stewart charges late

Tony Stewart made an impressive push late in the race and finished second for Kevin Harvick Inc. On the final caution with seven laps to go, Stewart pitted and took four tires. Stewart, who started eighth, was sixth on the restart and quickly climbed past the pack behind Busch.

"We came in and got tires and got lucky," Stewart said. " Fresh tires definitely paid off."

Stewart won his only other Nationwide Series race this season driving for Rick Hendrick in the season opener at Daytona.

Gaughan gets loose

Nationwide Series rookie Brendan Gaughan, a four-time truck series winner at TMS, lost control of his No. 62 Chevrolet on Lap 160 coming out of Turn 4 and slid across the infield grass. Gaughan, who finished 37th, is not used to finishing poorly at TMS as he won four consecutive NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races from 2002-03.

Notables

* Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished 20^th.

* Justin Allgaier was the top rookie finisher in 10^th.

* McKinney’s Robert Richardson finished 24^th.

- Rick Herrin

Kyle Busch Wins the O'Reilly 300

TMS Media Relations — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 21:34:00 GMT

Kyle Busch never could get comfortable in his No. 18 Toyota during Saturday’s O’Reilly 300.

But his car sure was very comfortable out front. Behind a dominating car, Busch commanded the Nationwide Series race at Texas Motor Speedway in historical fashion. The NASCAR star led a TMS-record 178 laps and became the first driver in track history to win three consecutive Nationwide races.

Busch’s memorable run also included becoming the first pole sitter to ever win the Nationwide Series event in 17 races at Texas.

"It was for sure a phenomenal race car that helped me do that," Busch said. "We won – we love history – we won from the pole today so that’s cool, too. We got that out of the way so now everybody else can qualify on the pole and win races here in the Nationwide Series."

Busch battled a tough handling car and warm feet from the bottom of the car. Through different stages of the race, the car was tight and loose but ultimately faster than anything else on the track. The only real threat was Jeff Burton, who passed Busch on Lap 90. But Busch fought back and overtook Burton on Lap 106.

On the final caution, Busch faked a pit stop and stayed on the track along with Brad Keselowski, who finished third but was in second place at the time. The restart came with seven laps to go and Busch rolled ahead to a comfortable lead and won by 1.44 seconds over late-charging Tony Stewart.

"He was just bad-fast all day," Stewart said of Busch.

The victory marked Busch’s second Nationwide victory this season to go along with two victories in both the Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck Series.

"When he’s hot, he’s hot," said Keselowski of Busch."He’s just unstoppable."

Keselowski was able to earn a third-place finish in a backup car that forced him to start 42nd.

As for Stewart, who was driving for Kevin Harvick Inc., he fought his way up to second place after restarting sixth on the final caution.

Series points leader Carl Edwards finished 18^th but was able to keep his points lead and Busch stands second 38 points behind.

- Rick Herrin

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Laps	Pts	Bns	Winnings	Status
1	1	18	Kyle Busch	NOS Energy Drink Toyota	200	195	10	$76,345	Running
2	8	33	Tony Stewart	Armor All Chevrolet	200	175	5	$54,575	Running
3	42	88	Brad Keselowski	Hellmann's Chevrolet	200	170	5	$48,843	Running
4	4	6	David Ragan	Discount Tire Ford	200	160		$38,675	Running
5	3	98	Paul Menard	Richmond/Menards Ford	200	155		$31,850	Running
6	2	16	Matt Kenseth	CitiFinancial Ford	200	150		$29,775	Running
7	13	1	Mike Bliss	Miccosukee Indian Gaming & Resort Chevrolet	200	146		$38,443	Running
8	5	29	Jeff Burton	Holiday Inn Chevrolet	200	147	5	$25,425	Running
9	20	10	David Reutimann	Beringer Vineyards Toyota	200	138		$25,135	Running
10	11	12	Justin Allgaier #	Verizon FIOS Dodge	200	134		$32,043	Running
11	31	15	Michael Annett #	Pilot Travel Centers Toyota	200	130		$31,493	Running
12	10	20	Joey Logano	GameStop/Guitar Hero Metallica Toyota	200	127		$30,493	Running
13	12	38	Jason Leffler	Great Clips Toyota	200	124		$30,643	Running
14	30	66	Steve Wallace	US Fidelis Chevrolet	200	121		$29,883	Running
15	16	27	Jason Keller	Cottonelle Ford	199	118		$30,348	Running
16	17	11	Scott Lagasse Jr. #	America's Incredible Pizza Company Toyota	199	115		$29,688	Running
17	15	47	Michael McDowell #	Tom's Snacks Toyota	199	112		$29,078	Running
18	6	60	Carl Edwards	Scotts Ford	198	109		$23,225	Running
19	19	99	Michael Waltrip	Aaron's Dream Machine Toyota	198	106		$22,115	Running
20	9	5	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Fastenal Chevrolet	197	103		$22,655	Running
21	38	28	Kenny Wallace	U.S. Border Patrol Chevrolet	197	100		$28,563	Running
22	36	34	Tony Raines	Long John Silver's Chevrolet	197	97		$28,253	Running
23	40	61	Brandon Whitt	Ford	196	94		$28,493	Running
24	35	23	Robert Richardson Jr.	Mahindra Chevrolet	195	91		$27,983	Running
25	33	42	Kenny Hendrick	Dodge	195	88		$27,998	Running
26	23	77	Peyton Sellers #	SFP Chevrolet	195	85		$21,270	Running
27	41	05	Casey Atwood	31-W Insulation/MC2 Energy Drink Ford	195	82		$27,628	Running
28	39	89	Morgan Shepherd	Eldora Speedway/Lagina Plumbing Chevrolet	195	79		$27,508	Running
29	26	01	Danny O'Quinn Jr.	Cash-4-Gold Chevrolet	195	76		$20,865	Running
30	32	07	David Green	PMCLife.com/Comfort Suites Toyota	194	73		$27,523	Running
31	14	81	Kevin Hamlin	D.H. Griffin Dodge	194	70		$27,113	Running
32	27	70	Shelby Howard	ForeTravel Motorcoach Chevrolet	194	67		$27,003	Running
33	37	52	Kevin Lepage	Courtyard by Marriott Chevrolet	189	64		$26,893	Running
34	25	24	Eric McClure	Hefty Ford	188	61		$26,783	Running
35	28	32	Burney Lamar	Dollar General Stores Toyota	185	58		$26,673	Running
36	29	09	John Wes Townley #	Zaxby's Ford	182	55		$26,563	Accident
37	18	62	Brendan Gaughan #	South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet	175	52		$26,448	Running
38	22	96	Brian Keselowski	my123backup.com Dodge	133	49		$19,945	Handling
39	24	87	Joe Nemechek	Chevrolet	56	46		$19,890	Rear End
40	43	0	J C Stout	1-800-527-1801 Chevrolet	41	43		$19,855	Vibration
41	21	2	Andy Ponstein	Corriestottracing.com Chevrolet	18	40		$19,820	Electrical
42	7	91	Terry Cook	MSRP Motorsports Chevrolet	7	37		$19,765	Vibration
43	34	90	Johnny Chapman	MSRP Motorsports Chevrolet	5	34		$19,718	Vibration

# Denotes Rookie

Race Comments: Before an estimated crowd of 85,200, Kyle Busch won the O'Reilly 300, his 23rd NASCAR
Nationwide Series victory. Prior to the green flag, the following drivers dropped to the rear of the field for the reason
indicated: #28 Kenny Wallace (unapproved adjustments); #88 Brad Keselowski (backup car); #96 Brian Keselowski
(driver change)
Failed to Qualify: (6) 40 Scott Wimmer, 43 Josh Wise, 26 Brian Keselowski, 49 Kertus Davis, 31 Kerry Earnhardt,
84 Mike Harmon.
Time of Race: 2 Hrs, 04 Mins, 55 Secs.
Average Speed: 144.096 MPH
Margin of Victory: 1.447 Seconds
Caution Flags: 4 for 18 laps: Laps: 68-71 (Debris [88]); 120-124 (Debris [1]); 161-164 (#62 spun frontstretch [15]);
189-193 (#09 accident turn 4 [66]).
Lead Changes: 6 among 4 drivers: K. Busch 1-56; Brad Keselowski 57; K. Busch 58-68; T. Stewart 69-73;
K. Busch 74-89; J. Burton 90-105; K. Busch 106-200.
Top 10 Driver Points: (1) C. Edwards 799;(2) K. Busch 761;(3) D. Ragan 653;(4) J. Leffler 612;(5) J. Allgaier # 600;
(6) K. Harvick 576;(7) Brad Keselowski 568;(8) B. Gaughan # 564;(9) J. Keller 540;(10) S. Lagasse Jr. # 538.
Coors Light Pole Award: Kyle Busch, #18 (188.252 mph)
Featherlite "Most Improved Driver": Mike Bliss, #1 (28 Places)
Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race: Kyle Busch, #18
Mobil 1 Oil Command Performance: Mike Bliss, #1
Raybestos "Rookie of the Race": Justin Allgaier, #12
Sunoco Diamond Performance: Kyle Busch, #18
WIX Filters Lap Leader Award: Not awarded, #

O'Reilly 300 Notes

TMS Media Relations — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 02:23:00 GMT

O'Reilly 300 Notes

Tricky winds

Drivers had to deal with 40-mph wind gusts during the two practice sessions Thursday afternoon before qualifying. It made it difficult on the handling and pre-qualifying setup. Tony Stewart said he had never dealt with winds like that before in a stock car. The gusts came with the cold front that rolled through the Metroplex Thursday morning.

"It was super, super windy and the cars were moving all over the place," Matt Kenseth said.

Qualifying crash

Brad Keslowski had an unfortunate start to the qualifying. He crashed on the backstretch, but came away from the accident uninjured. Keslowski was evaluated and released from the infield care center. He will star 42nd.

McDowell returns to TMS

Michael McDowell returned to the site of his horrific wreck last year at TMS. With his violent Sprint Cup qualifying wreck last season in the back of his mind, he was on the track qualifying for the O'Reilly 300 on Thursday night. McDowell will start on the eighth row, finishing with the 15th best lap speed.

"It's nice to finish a qualifying run at Texas," said McDowell, whose car barrell rolled eight times last year during that wreck. "I didn't hit the fence, so that's good."

Fast Facts

This marks Kyle Busch's 16th career pole in 143 Nationwide races and his first of 2009 and fourth top-10 start....Matt Kenseth posted his third top-10 start in 2009 and seventh in 14 races at TMS....Paul Menard posted his second top-10 start at TMS....Justin Allgaier (11th) was the fastest qualifying rookie.

Notables

* Dale Earnhardt Jr. will start 9th.

* McKinney's Robert Richardson, a former SMU quarterback, will start 35th.

* Tony Stewart, who will drive the No. 33 Chevrolet for Kevin Harvick Inc., qualified in eighth position.

Kyle Busch Wins O'Reilly 300 Pole

TMS Media Relations — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 00:44:00 GMT

Kyle Busch has brought his early-season dominant driving to Texas Motor Speedway.

Busch won the pole for Saturday's Nationwide Series O'Reilly 300 and will be vying for his third consecutive series victory at TMS on Saturday afternoon. He edged Matt Kenseth for the top spot with a lap speed of 188.252 mph. It is Busch's first Nationwide Series pole this season, but he returns to the top spot for the first time since his rookie year in 2004 at TMS. In that event, he led 147 laps and interestingly finished second to Kenseth.

Paul Menard will start third alongside David Ragan, with Jeff Burton and Carl Edwards on the third row. The O'Reilly 300 is scheduled for a 2 p.m. CT start Saturday.

During the two practice sessions Thursday, Busch struggled with the winds and said he was almost too scared to drive the car. But the team made adjustments and the 40-mph gusts died down by the 6 p.m. qualifying.

"It's pretty exciting to be on the pole here," Busch said. "In 2004 was the last time I was on the pole here. We looked forward to today once the winds died down. We got going better in the second practice and made the car a little bit better here and there."

Busch also will attempt to become the first Nationwide Series polesitter to win the race at TMS. He will try to build off his red-hot start to 2009 that has swept across the three NASCAR series. Busch has two Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck Series races and one in Nationwide.

"It would be nice to win here on Saturday and make it three in a row and also to make it where now a polesitter has won here," Busch said.

- Rick Herrin

	Pos	Car	Driver	Team	Time	Speed
Row 1:	1	18	Kyle Busch	NOS Energy Drink Toyota	28.685	188.252
	2	16	Matt Kenseth	CitiFinancial Ford	28.715	188.055
Row 2:	3	98	Paul Menard	Richmond/Menards Ford	28.734	187.931
	4	6	David Ragan	Discount Tire Ford	28.768	187.709
Row 3:	5	29	Jeff Burton	Holiday Inn Chevrolet	28.806	187.461
	6	60	Carl Edwards	Scotts Ford	28.836	187.266
Row 4:	7	91	Terry Cook	MSRP Motorsports Chevrolet	28.865	187.078
	8	33	Tony Stewart	Armor All Chevrolet	28.897	186.871
Row 5:	9	5	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Fastenal Chevrolet	29.095	185.599
	10	20	Joey Logano	GameStop/Guitar Hero Metallica Toyota	29.099	185.573
Row 6:	11	12	Justin Allgaier #	Verizon FIOS Dodge	29.153	185.230
	12	38	Jason Leffler	Great Clips Toyota	29.183	185.039
Row 7:	13	1	Mike Bliss	Miccosukee Indian Gaming & Resort	29.211	184.862
	14	81	Kevin Hamlin	D.H. Griffin Dodge	29.227	184.761
Row 8:	15	47	Michael McDowell #	Tom's Snacks Toyota	29.272	184.477
	16	27	Jason Keller	Cottonelle Ford	29.359	183.930
Row 9:	17	11	Scott Lagasse Jr. #	America's Incredible Pizza Company Toyota	29.365	183.892
	18	62	Brendan Gaughan #	South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet	29.371	183.855
Row 10:	19	99	Michael Waltrip	Aaron's Dream Machine Toyota	29.407	183.630
	20	10	David Reutimann	Beringer Vineyards Toyota	29.417	183.567
Row 11:	21	02	Andy Ponstein	Corriestottracing.com Chevrolet	29.453	183.343
	22	96	Dennis Setzer	Dusty's Collision Dodge	29.461	183.293
Row 12:	23	77	Peyton Sellers #	SFP Chevrolet	29.478	183.187
	24	87	Joe Nemechek	Chevrolet	29.556	182.704
Row 13:	25	24	Eric McClure	Hefty Ford	29.590	182.494
	26	01	Danny O'Quinn Jr.	Cash-4-Gold Chevrolet	29.590	182.494
Row 14:	27	70	Shelby Howard	ForeTravel Motorcoach Chevrolet	29.595	182.463
	28	32	Burney Lamar	Dollar General Stores Toyota	29.610	182.371
Row 15:	29	09	John Wes Townley #	Zaxby's Ford	29.636	182.211
	30	66	Steve Wallace	US Fidelis Chevrolet	29.714	181.733
Row 16:	31	15	Michael Annett #	Pilot Travel Centers Toyota	29.718	181.708
	32	07	David Green	PMCLife.com/Comfort Suites Toyota	29.727	181.653
Row 17:	33	42	Kenny Hendrick	Dodge	29.807	181.165
	34	90	Johnny Chapman	MSRP Motorsports Chevrolet	29.854	180.880
Row 18:	35	23	Robert Richardson Jr.	Mahindra Chevrolet	29.911	180.536
	36	34	Tony Raines	Long John Silver's Chevrolet	29.939	180.367
Row 19:	37	52	Kevin Lepage	Courtyard by Marriott Chevrolet	30.106	179.366
	38	28	Kenny Wallace	U.S. Border Patrol Chevrolet	Owner Points
Row 20:	39	89	Morgan Shepherd	Eldora Speedway/Lagina Plumbing Chevrolet	Owner Points
	40	61	Brandon Whitt	Ford	Owner Points
Row 21:	41	05	Casey Atwood	31-W Insulation/MC2 Energy Drink Ford	Owner Points
	42	88	Brad Keselowski	Hellmann's Chevrolet	Owner Points
Row 22:	43	0	J C Stout	1-800-527-1801 Chevrolet	29.631	182.242
Did Not Qualify:	# 40 Scott Wimmer; # 43 Josh Wise; # 26 Brian Keselowski; # 49 Kertus Davis; # 31 Kerry Earnhardt; # 84 Mike Harmon.

Paul Menard Leads Final NASCAR Nationwide O'Reilly 300 Practice

TMS Media Relations — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:59:00 GMT

Paul Menard turned the fastest lap speed (184.143 mph) during the second Nationwide Series practice session Thursday afternoon. David Reutimann, Matt Kenseth, David Ragan and David Green were the next top speeds in line behind Menard. Rookie Joey Logano was 6th fastest.

Also, Ragan continued his top lap speeds after he finished second fastest in the first practice session. During the practices, drivers battled wind gusts up to 40 mph and Tony Stewart said it was tough to handle his car. He has never seen winds make this kind of an impact on his car.

"I honestly can not say that I can recall in a stock car it being as affective as it was today," Stewart said.

O'Reilly 300 qualifying is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday.

Pos	Car	Driver	Team	Time	Speed	Lap #	# Laps
1	*98	Paul Menard	Richmond/Menards Ford	29.325	184.143	18	19
2	*10	David Reutimann	Beringer Vineyards Toyota	29.326	184.137	3	14
3	*16	Matt Kenseth	CitiFinancial Ford	29.356	183.949	21	21
4	6	David Ragan	Discount Tire Ford	29.471	183.231	19	20
5	07	David Green	PMCLife.com/Comfort Suites Toyota	29.486	183.138	13	14
6	20	Joey Logano	GameStop/Guitar Hero Metallica Toyota	29.494	183.088	31	31
7	1	Mike Bliss	Miccosukee Indian Gaming & Resort Chev	29.494	183.088	14	14
8	*18	Kyle Busch	NOS Energy Drink Toyota	29.499	183.057	27	29
9	*01	Danny O'Quinn Jr.	Cash-4-Gold Chevrolet	29.548	182.753	10	11
10	*77	Peyton Sellers #	SFP Chevrolet	29.548	182.753	15	17
11	11	Scott Lagasse Jr. #	America's Incredible Pizza Company Toy	29.561	182.673	27	27
12	33	Tony Stewart	Armor All Chevrolet	29.588	182.506	7	9
13	12	Justin Allgaier #	Verizon FIOS Dodge	29.594	182.469	17	18
14	99	Michael Waltrip	Aaron's Dream Machine Toyota	29.639	182.192	17	17
15	15	Michael Annett #	Pilot Travel Centers Toyota	29.645	182.156	31	31
16	81	Kevin Hamlin	D.H. Griffin Dodge	29.652	182.113	8	8
17	*87	Joe Nemechek	NEMCO Chevrolet	29.682	181.928	13	14
18	27	Jason Keller	Cottonelle Ford	29.690	181.879	17	17
19	47	Michael McDowell #	Tom's Snacks Toyota	29.703	181.800	24	24
20	32	Burney Lamar	Dollar General Stores Toyota	29.746	181.537	18	18
21	*26	Brian Keselowski	my123backup.com Dodge	29.803	181.190	11	12
22	*5	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Fastenal Chevrolet	29.812	181.135	2	26
23	60	Carl Edwards	Scotts Ford	29.821	181.080	14	28
24	88	Brad Keselowski	Hellmann's Chevrolet	29.837	180.983	29	29
25	90	Johnny Chapman	MSRP Motorsports Chevrolet	29.841	180.959	10	11
26	38	Jason Leffler	Great Clips Toyota	29.878	180.735	13	15
27	*49	Kertus Davis	GetMoreVacations.com Chevrolet	29.894	180.638	11	11
28	29	Jeff Burton	Holiday Inn Chevrolet	29.905	180.572	8	29
29	*96	Dennis Setzer	Dusty's Collision Dodge	29.953	180.282	5	8
30	*40	Scott Wimmer	StopRepairBills.com Chevrolet	29.976	180.144	13	15
31	*43	Josh Wise	Star De Azlan/Curb Records/Scotts Ford	30.026	179.844	13	13
32	66	Steve Wallace	US Fidelis Chevrolet	30.059	179.647	12	20
33	42	Kenny Hendrick	TBA Dodge	30.108	179.354	20	20
34	*0	J C Stout	1-800-527-1801 Chevrolet	30.147	179.122	4	4
35	24	Eric McClure	Hefty Ford	30.182	178.915	23	23
36	*02	Andy Ponstein	Corriestottracing.com Chevrolet	30.203	178.790	10	13
37	*70	Shelby Howard	ForeTravel Motorcoach Chevrolet	30.282	178.324	8	11
38	34	Tony Raines	Long John Silver's Chevrolet	30.319	178.106	9	11
39	09	John Wes Townley #	Zaxby's Ford	30.321	178.094	27	27
40	05	Casey Atwood	31-W Insulation/MC2 Energy Drink Ford	30.345	177.954	22	28
41	62	Brendan Gaughan #	South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet	30.378	177.760	29	31
42	89	Morgan Shepherd	Eldora Speedway/Lagina Plumbing Chev	30.384	177.725	8	8
43	28	Kenny Wallace	U.S. Border Patrol Chevrolet	30.414	177.550	18	18
44	*84	Mike Harmon	DAB Constructors Chevrolet	30.508	177.003	7	7
45	61	Brandon Whitt	Ford	30.563	176.684	6	7
46	*31	Kerry Earnhardt	Circle K/Thirstbuster Chevrolet	30.572	176.632	3	7
47	23	Robert Richardson Jr.	Mahindra Chevrolet	30.752	175.598	16	30
48	52	Kevin Lepage	Courtyard by Marriott Chevrolet	30.835	175.126	6	7
* Required to qualify on time # Dentoes Rookie