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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

NextEra Energy Resources 250

Daytona International Speedway

February 24th, 2017

Race #1 of the 2017 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Driver	Car #	Make	RNK 1	SPD 1	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Tyler Young	02	Chevrolet	21	185.594	23	175.408	24	+1
Tim Viens	1	Chevrolet	40	173.384	39	168.625	999.999	+0
Jennifer Jo Cobb	10	Chevrolet	31	182.400	41	0.000	18	-23
Spencer Boyd	12	Chevrolet	26	184.385	40	0.000	23	-17
Cody Coughlin	13	Toyota	3	192.497	17	177.694	12	-5
Ryan Truex	16	Toyota	34	178.306	20	177.308	22	+2
Timothy Peters	17	Toyota	5	188.009	5	179.480	16	+11
Noah Gragson	18	Toyota	9	187.313	12	178.080	9	-4
Austin Cindric	19	Ford	20	186.328	18	177.620	18	+0
Johnny Sauter	21	Chevrolet	6	187.903	2	180.227	10	+8
JJ Yeley	22	Toyota	13	187.040	27	174.839	27	+0
Spencer Gallagher	23	Chevrolet	22	185.471	3	179.935	8	+5
Scott Lagasse Jr	24	Chevrolet	2	192.786	14	178.144	17	+3
Ben Rhodes	27	Toyota	4	191.914	8	178.692	21	+13
Bryan Dauzat	28	Chevrolet	36	177.357	37	171.674	25	-12
Chase Briscoe	29	Ford	1	192.980	16	177.802	16	+0
Terry Jones	30	Ford	24	184.771	24	175.043	24	+0
Austin Wayne Self	32	Toyota	37	176.312	22	175.977	18	-4
Kaz Grala	33	Chevrolet	18	186.737	1	180.676	1	+0
Christopher Bell	4	Toyota	10	187.293	4	179.598	6	+2
Brandon Brown	44	Chevrolet	38	174.723	35	174.253	22	-13
TJ Bell	45	Chevrolet	27	183.415	36	171.746	999.999	+0
Chris Fontaine	47	Toyota	19	186.420	33	174.530	16	-18
Wendell Chavous	49	Chevrolet	39	174.226	28	174.152	29	+1
Korbin Forrister	5	Toyota	15	187.009	10	178.423	15	+5
Travis Kvapil	50	Chevrolet	42	168.533	32	169.415	25	-8
Myatt Snider	51	Toyota	28	183.053	13	178.221	19	+6
Stewart Friesen	52	Chevrolet	8	187.762	29	174.071	18	-11
Norm Benning	6	Chevrolet	25	184.676	34	174.473	26	-9
Bobby Gerhart	63	Chevrolet	35	178.045	21	176.495	25	+4
Ross Chastain	66	Chevrolet	23	185.418	26	174.937	18	-8
Clay Greenfield	68	Chevrolet	32	180.234	15	177.939	15	-1
Brett Moffitt	7	Toyota	11	187.243	6	178.951	11	+5
Jordan Anderson	74	Chevrolet	41	170.348	38	170.927	25	-13
Parker Kligerman	75	Toyota	12	187.067	42	0.000	26	-16
John Hunter Nemechek	8	Chevrolet	7	187.825	19	177.522	11	-8
Todd Peck	83	Chevrolet	33	178.919	31	172.183	28	-4
Joe Nemechek	87	Chevrolet	17	186.931	9	178.426	15	+6
Matt Crafton	88	Toyota	14	187.029	7	178.717	14	+7
Regan Smith	92	Ford	29	182.957	25	175.019	25	+0
Grant Enfinger	98	Toyota	16	186.943	11	178.154	9	-2
Tommy Joe Martins	99	Chevrolet	30	182.938	30	173.832	29	-1

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Daytona International Speedway
18th Annual NextEra Energy Resources 250
Keystone Light 21 Means 21 Pole Winner: Kaz Grala
Age: 18
Team : No. 33 - Kiklos Greek Extra Virgin Olive Oil Chevrolet
Owner: Maurice Gallagher, Jr.
Crew Chief: Jerry Baxter
Kaz Grala won the Keystone Light 21 Means 21 Pole Award for the 18th Annual NextEra Energy Resources 250 with a lap of 49.813 seconds, 180.676 mph.
This is his first pole in ten NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first pole and first top-10 start in 2017.
This is his first pole at Daytona International Speedway.
Johnny Sauter (second) posted his first top-10 start of 2017 and his sixth in nine races at Daytona International Speedway.
Spencer Gallagher (third) posted his second top-10 start at Daytona International Speedway.
Kaz Grala (first) was the fastest qualifying rookie.
Kaz Grala has become the youngest NASCAR national series pole winner at Daytona International Speedway at the age 18 years, 1 month and 26 days (previous record was held by Dylan Kwasniewski at the age of 18 years, 8 months and 22 days).