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Practice to Qualifying

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

NextEra Energy Resources 250

Daytona International Speedway

February 16th, 2018

Race #1 of the 2018 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Driver	Car #	Make	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Austin Hill	02	Chevrolet	11	181.357	14	+3
BJ McLeod	1	Chevrolet	36	164.477	999.999	+0
Jennifer Jo Cobb	10	Chevrolet	27	176.215	18	-9
Myatt Snider	13	Ford	20	179.608	19	-1
Robby Lyons II	15	Chevrolet	25	178.193	23	-3
Brett Moffitt	16	Toyota	22	179.147	11	-11
Noah Gragson	18	Toyota	5	182.545	9	+4
Cody Coughlin	2	Chevrolet	10	181.411	12	+2
Scott Lagasse Jr	20	Chevrolet	18	179.795	17	-1
Johnny Sauter	21	Chevrolet	2	183.184	10	+8
Austin Wayne Self	22	Chevrolet	15	180.357	18	+3
Justin Haley	24	Chevrolet	12	180.730	12	+0
Dalton Sargeant	25	Chevrolet	4	182.634	4	+0
Bryan Dauzat	28	Chevrolet	23	179.023	25	+2
Jordan Anderson	3	Toyota	28	175.531	25	-3
Josh Reaume	33	Chevrolet	34	175.138	33	-1
David Gilliland	4	Toyota	1	183.610	7	+6
Ben Rhodes	41	Ford	24	178.987	21	-3
Justin Fontaine	45	Chevrolet	17	179.835	17	+0
Chris Fontaine	47	Chevrolet	21	179.233	16	-6
Wendell Chavous	49	Chevrolet	30	172.924	29	-1
Travis Kvapil	50	Chevrolet	32	170.898	25	-8
Spencer Davis	51	Toyota	8	181.474	8	+0
Stewart Friesen	52	Chevrolet	9	181.422	18	+9
Bo LeMastus	54	Toyota	16	180.238	16	+0
Norm Benning	6	Chevrolet	29	173.987	26	-4
Bobby Gerhart	63	Chevrolet	33	176.156	25	-8
Clay Greenfield	68	Chevrolet	3	182.882	15	+12
Korbin Forrister	7	Toyota	19	179.702	15	-4
Cody Ware	74	Chevrolet	35	172.008	999.999	+0
Parker Kligerman	75	Chevrolet	26	176.751	26	+0
John Hunter Nemechek	8	Chevrolet	14	180.683	11	-3
Scott Stenzel	83	Chevrolet	31	172.510	31	+0
Joe Nemechek	87	Chevrolet	13	180.970	15	+2
Matt Crafton	88	Ford	6	181.932	14	+8
Grant Enfinger	98	Ford	7	181.862	9	+2

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Qualifying Fast Facts

Daytona International Speedway
19th Annual NextEra Energy Resources 250
Pole Winner: David Gilliland
Age: 41
Team : No. 4 - Pedigree Toyota
Owner: Kyle Busch Motorsports
Crew Chief: Marcus Richmond, II
David Gilliland won the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Pole Award for the 19th Annual NextEra Energy Resources 250 with a lap of 49.017 seconds, 183.610 mph.
This is his first pole in 11 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his first pole and first top-10 start in 2018.
This is his first pole in two races at Daytona International Speedway.
Johnny Sauter (second) posted his first top-10 start of 2018 and his seventh in ten races at Daytona International Speedway.
Clay Greenfield (third) posted his first top-10 start at Daytona International Speedway.
Dalton Sargeant (fourth) was the fastest qualifying rookie.