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Practice to Qualifying

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Lucas Oil 150

Phoenix Raceway

November 11th, 2016

Race #22 of the 2016 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Ben Rhodes poses for photos — Avondale, Arizona - November 5th, 2021: Ben Rhodes, driver of the #99 Bombardier LearJet 75 Toyota, poses for photos after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Sean Gardner | Getty Images

Driver	Car #	Make	RNK 1	SPD 1	RNK 2	SPD 2	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Cole Custer	00	Chevrolet	12	133.467	6	134.313	12	135.384	11	-2
Dominique Van Wieringen	02	Chevrolet	24	129.889	23	130.350	24	131.873	24	+0
Dylan Lupton	05	Chevrolet	19	131.473	18	132.129	23	132.163	24	+1
Matt Mills	07	Chevrolet	27	125.694	26	127.718	27	131.138	27	+0
Jennifer Jo Cobb	1	Chevrolet	29	121.675	32	122.942	32	0.000	30	-2
Tommy Regan	10	Chevrolet	999.999	999.999	33	120.305	33	124.516	999.999	+0
Matt Tifft	11	Toyota	11	133.501	16	132.299	17	135.171	17	+0
Cameron Hayley	13	Toyota	13	133.373	2	134.973	7	136.358	7	-1
Stewart Friesen	16	Chevrolet	22	130.430	20	131.786	20	134.590	10	-10
Timothy Peters	17	Toyota	9	133.978	17	132.212	8	136.096	9	+1
Noah Gragson	18	Toyota	3	135.706	10	133.610	14	135.680	6	-8
Daniel Hemric	19	Ford	17	132.567	19	131.979	15	135.466	14	-1
Austin Cindric	2	Ford	18	131.473	22	131.119	21	133.427	16	-5
Johnny Sauter	21	Chevrolet	6	134.685	3	134.771	4	137.169	14	+10
Myatt Snider	22	Toyota	21	130.871	21	131.296	19	134.963	18	-1
Spencer Gallagher	23	Chevrolet	14	132.989	1	135.150	16	135.227	16	-1
Kaz Grala	24	Chevrolet	20	131.281	9	133.774	11	135.731	13	+2
Tyler Reddick	29	Ford	16	132.655	14	132.822	13	135.731	8	-6
Ben Kennedy	33	Chevrolet	15	132.910	12	133.171	18	135.135	15	-3
Christopher Bell	4	Toyota	10	133.566	4	134.741	5	136.830	3	-2
Ben Rhodes	41	Toyota	2	135.793	11	133.393	9	135.921	6	-4
Tommy Joe Martins	44	Chevrolet	999.999	999.999	25	128.292	22	133.151	22	+0
Bryce Napier	49	Chevrolet	999.999	999.999	30	126.196	30	128.553	30	+0
Travis Kvapil	50	Chevrolet	999.999	999.999	29	126.640	28	130.904	27	-2
Daniel Suarez	51	Toyota	5	134.887	7	134.153	2	137.757	5	+3
Norm Benning	63	Chevrolet	28	122.745	31	123.597	31	124.831	30	-2
Austin Wayne Self	66	Chevrolet	23	130.011	24	128.769	29	128.894	24	-5
Kevin Donahue	71	Chevrolet	25	126.854	27	126.890	26	131.277	26	+0
Jordan Anderson	74	Chevrolet	26	125.962	28	126.828	25	131.820	26	+1
John Hunter Nemechek	8	Chevrolet	7	134.348	5	134.414	6	136.503	11	+5
Matt Crafton	88	Toyota	4	135.237	8	133.809	10	135.844	9	-1
William Byron	9	Toyota	1	135.957	13	133.136	1	138.254	3	+2
Rico Abreu	98	Toyota	8	134.023	15	132.709	3	137.195	9	+6

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Qualifying Fast Facts

Phoenix International Raceway
22nd Annual Lucas Oil 150
Keystone Light 21 Means 21 Pole Winner: William Byron
Age: 18
Team : No. 9 - Liberty University Toyota
Owner: Kyle Busch
Crew Chief: Ryan Fugle
William Byron won the Keystone Light 21 Means 21 Pole Award for the 22nd Annual Lucas Oil 150 with a lap of 26.039 seconds, 138.254 mph.
This is his second pole in 23 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his second pole and 19th top-10 start in 2016.
This is his first pole in two races at Phoenix International Raceway.
Daniel Suarez (second) posted his 10th top-10 start of 2016 and his second in two races at Phoenix International Raceway.
Rico Abreu (third) posted his first top-10 start at Phoenix International Raceway. It is his second in 22 races this season.
William Byron (first) was the fastest qualifying rookie.