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Practice to Qualifying

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

Lucas Oil 150

Phoenix Raceway

November 10th, 2017

Race #22 of the 2017 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Ben Rhodes celebrates after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship — Avondale, Arizona - November 5th, 2021: Ben Rhodes, driver of the #99 Bombardier LearJet 75 Toyota, celebrates in victory lane after winning the 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Jared C Tilton | Getty Images

Driver	Car #	Make	RNK 1	SPD 1	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Ray Ciccarelli	0	Chevrolet	28	122.678	30	118.969	30	+0
Austin Hill	02	Ford	14	132.144	17	130.605	13	-4
Jordan Anderson	1	Chevrolet	27	124.400	26	126.605	26	+0
Jennifer Jo Cobb	10	Chevrolet	29	120.430	29	119.960	30	+1
Cody Coughlin	13	Toyota	8	132.939	13	133.205	13	+0
Jason Hathaway	15	Chevrolet	23	127.691	23	127.132	23	+0
Ryan Truex	16	Toyota	13	132.329	11	133.462	18	+7
Noah Gragson	18	Toyota	4	134.399	2	135.619	6	+4
Austin Cindric	19	Ford	6	133.824	7	134.645	16	+9
Johnny Sauter	21	Chevrolet	7	133.328	10	133.556	14	+4
Justin Haley	24	Chevrolet	18	131.325	16	132.445	9	-7
Ben Rhodes	27	Toyota	9	132.920	3	135.359	6	+3
Chase Briscoe	29	Ford	15	132.115	8	134.323	8	+0
Kaz Grala	33	Chevrolet	11	132.792	15	132.787	13	-2
Christopher Bell	4	Toyota	2	135.034	1	137.012	3	+2
Austin Wayne Self	44	Chevrolet	25	125.492	22	127.859	24	+2
TJ Bell	45	Chevrolet	19	130.321	18	129.315	18	+0
Robby Lyons II	49	Chevrolet	21	128.128	20	129.046	27	+7
Josh Reaume	50	Chevrolet	26	125.300	25	126.868	28	+3
Todd Gilliland	51	Toyota	1	135.461	5	135.014	10	+5
Stewart Friesen	52	Chevrolet	12	132.699	12	133.146	10	-2
Mike Senica	57	Chevrolet	32	110.933	32	108.180	32	+0
Norm Benning	6	Chevrolet	30	119.764	28	120.555	30	+2
Ted Minor	63	Chevrolet	31	112.715	31	116.845	31	+0
Mike Harmon	74	Chevrolet	24	125.562	27	125.879	27	+0
John Hunter Nemechek	8	Chevrolet	5	134.138	6	134.821	11	+5
Bayley Currey	83	Chevrolet	20	130.072	21	128.388	16	-5
Joe Nemechek	87	Chevrolet	22	128.023	19	129.097	23	+4
Matt Crafton	88	Toyota	3	134.489	4	135.318	9	+5
Jesse Little	97	Toyota	10	132.827	24	0.000	24	+0
Grant Enfinger	98	Toyota	16	131.834	9	133.740	12	+3
Dalton Sargeant	99	Chevrolet	17	131.507	14	133.087	17	+3

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Qualifying Fast Facts

Phoenix Raceway
23rd Annual Lucas Oil 150
Keystone Light Pole Winner: Christopher Bell
Age: 22
Team : No. 4 - Toyota Toyota
Owner: Kyle Busch
Crew Chief: Ryan Fugle
Christopher Bell won the Keystone Light Pole Award for the 23rd Annual Lucas Oil 150 with a lap of 26.275 seconds, 137.012 mph.
This is his fifth pole in 52 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his fifth pole and 19th top-10 start in 2017.
This is his first pole in two races at Phoenix Raceway.
Noah Gragson (second) posted his 18th top-10 start of 2017 and his first in two races at Phoenix Raceway.
Ben Rhodes (third) posted his third top-10 start at Phoenix Raceway. It is his 17th in 22 races this season.
Noah Gragson (second) was the fastest qualifying rookie.