Chase Briscoe Secures Pole Position at Nashville Superspeedway
LEBANON, Tenn. — Chase Briscoe achieved his second consecutive pole position and third of the season on Saturday at the Nashville Superspeedway. Briscoe clocked in a lap of 164.395 mph, setting a new track record. This accomplishment follows his performance as the fastest qualifier for the Coca-Cola 600 just a week prior. His other pole position this season was during the Daytona 500, making him the only Cup driver with this number of poles thus far.
Briscoe Reflects on His Performance
“I definitely felt like I left a little bit on the table, but I felt like it was a smooth, clean lap and I thought for sure it was going to be a top-five lap, but it was a surprise that it was as fast as it was,” said Briscoe, who previously had his best start at Nashville as 16th in 2021. “It is nice to start on the pole two weeks in a row pwin777.com.”
Briscoe will be joined on the front row by Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin, who qualified with a lap of 164 epekto ng la niña.119 mph.
Denny Hamlin Could Miss Race
Denny Hamlin’s fiancée is expected to deliver their third child on Sunday, adding an element of uncertainty regarding his participation in the race.
Qualifying Results
Points leader William Byron qualified third with a lap of 163.374 mph. Tyler Reddick followed closely, starting fourth with a speed of 163.368 mph, giving Toyota three of the top four starting spots. Coca-Cola 600 winner Ross Chastain will start a season-best fifth with a lap of 163 lucky 777 online casino philippines registration.357 mph. Additionally, Brad Keselowski secured a season-best sixth with a speed of 162 pay777 bet.985 mph. However, Kyle Larson struggled, qualifying 28th, marking his worst starting position since March 2019 in Phoenix.
With such a competitive field, who do you think will take the win on Sunday at Nashville?
