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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Careers for Veterans 200

Michigan International Speedway

August 27th, 2016

Race #14 of the 2016 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Driver	Car #	Make	RNK 1	SPD 1	RNK 2	SPD 2	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Cole Custer	00	Chevrolet	18	183.594	7	185.161	18	180.505	18	+0
Tyler Young	02	Chevrolet	21	182.057	18	183.650	21	180.113	17	-4
John Wes Townley	05	Chevrolet	17	184.087	15	184.289	1	183.697	5	+4
Todd Peck	07	Chevrolet	27	169.603	999.999	999.999	27	173.239	28	+1
Jennifer Jo Cobb	1	Chevrolet	26	170.596	26	176.566	26	175.430	29	+3
Caleb Roark	10	Chevrolet	29	161.088	999.999	999.999	30	0.000	28	-3
Brett Moffitt	11	Toyota	4	186.543	2	185.577	6	182.297	9	+3
Cameron Hayley	13	Toyota	1	186.804	9	185.071	14	180.891	10	-4
Timothy Peters	17	Toyota	11	185.109	16	184.289	4	182.593	5	+1
Daniel Hemric	19	Ford	15	184.422	4	185.285	13	180.932	8	-6
Johnny Sauter	21	Chevrolet	2	186.795	3	185.395	7	182.159	9	+2
Austin Wayne Self	22	Toyota	22	181.827	23	181.924	24	178.240	23	-1
Spencer Gallagher	23	Chevrolet	12	184.924	11	184.620	11	181.516	13	+2
Grant Enfinger	24	Chevrolet	14	184.596	10	184.957	9	181.938	7	-2
Tyler Reddick	29	Ford	6	186.181	1	185.735	8	182.140	10	+2
Ben Kennedy	33	Chevrolet	16	184.209	14	184.384	12	181.091	8	-4
Christopher Bell	4	Toyota	13	184.663	13	184.483	5	182.426	9	+4
Ben Rhodes	41	Toyota	5	186.379	12	184.615	19	180.365	13	-6
Tommy Joe Martins	44	Chevrolet	19	183.561	17	183.866	20	180.117	20	+0
Reed Sorenson	49	Chevrolet	23	181.287	24	180.705	22	178.780	25	+3
Travis Kvapil	50	Chevrolet	25	176.203	25	179.158	25	177.178	23	-3
Cody Coughlin	51	Toyota	7	185.405	22	182.560	10	181.827	13	+3
Ryan Ellis	6	Chevrolet	30	155.976	999.999	999.999	31	163.800	31	+0
Norm Benning	63	Chevrolet	28	168.181	999.999	999.999	28	165.723	31	+3
Jordan Anderson	66	Chevrolet	24	177.301	19	183.505	23	178.594	21	-2
Enrique Contreras	71	Chevrolet	31	153.790	27	157.826	29	159.190	29	+0
John Hunter Nemechek	8	Chevrolet	10	185.204	8	185.080	16	180.682	14	-2
Ryan Truex	81	Toyota	20	183.454	21	182.862	17	180.573	16	-1
Matt Crafton	88	Toyota	3	186.645	6	185.199	2	183.514	5	+3
William Byron	9	Toyota	8	185.371	20	182.904	3	183.225	3	+0
Rico Abreu	98	Toyota	9	185.271	5	185.204	15	180.809	15	+0

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17th Annual Careers for Veterans 200 Presented by The Cooper Standard Foundation & Brad Keselowski's Checkered Flag Foundation
Keystone Light Pole Winner: John Wes Townley
Age: 26
Team : No. 05 - Jive Communications/Zaxby's Chevrolet
Owner: Tony Townley
Crew Chief: James Villeneuve
John Wes Townley won the Keystone Light Pole Award for the 17th Annual Careers for Veterans 200 Presented by The Cooper Standard Foundation & Brad Keselowski's CheckeredFlag Foundation with a lap of 39.195 seconds, 183.697 mph.
This is his second pole in 104 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his second pole and fifth top-10 start in 2016. Townley is the first driver with multiple poles in 2016.
This is his first pole in four races at Michigan International Speedway.
Matt Crafton (second) posted his eighth top-10 start of 2016 and his eighth in 15 races at Michigan International Speedway.
William Byron (third) posted his first top-10 start at Michigan International Speedway. It is his 11th in 14 races this season.