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Practice to Qualifying

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

TrüNorth Global 250

Martinsville Speedway

March 23rd, 2019

Race #4 of the 2019 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Driver	Car #	Make	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Tyler Dippel	02	Chevrolet	20	95.266	19	-1
Cory Roper	04	Ford	22	94.808	18	-4
Travis Kvapil	1	Chevrolet	32	91.718	32	+0
Juan Manuel Gonzalez	10	Chevrolet	999.999	999.999	999.999	+0
Spencer Davis	11	Ford	24	93.971	32	+8
Gus Dean	12	Chevrolet	17	95.458	17	-1
Johnny Sauter	13	Ford	8	96.015	14	+6
Austin Hill	16	Toyota	9	95.550	10	+1
Tyler Ankrum	17	Toyota	14	95.607	13	-1
Harrison Burton	18	Toyota	18	95.420	9	-9
Derek Kraus	19	Toyota	11	95.266	12	+1
Sheldon Creed	2	Chevrolet	4	96.200	8	+4
Spencer Boyd	20	Chevrolet	25	94.195	25	+0
Bubba Wallace	22	Chevrolet	13	95.641	13	+0
Brett Moffitt	24	Chevrolet	5	96.180	11	+6
Myatt Snider	27	Ford	15	95.603	13	-2
Jordan Anderson	3	Chevrolet	29	93.451	24	-5
Brennan Poole	30	Toyota	28	93.845	28	+0
Daniel Sasnett	33	Chevrolet	31	90.586	31	+0
Todd Gilliland	4	Toyota	3	96.249	10	+7
Tony Mrakovich	43	Chevrolet	999.999	999.999	999.999	+0
Reid Wilson	44	Chevrolet	27	94.125	24	-4
Ross Chastain	45	Chevrolet	10	95.468	16	+6
Raphael Lessard	46	Toyota	7	96.083	9	+2
Ray Ciccarelli	49	Chevrolet	36	91.749	29	-7
Kyle Busch	51	Toyota	2	96.366	2	+0
Stewart Friesen	52	Chevrolet	1	96.465	10	+9
David Gilliland	54	Toyota	21	95.170	21	+0
Timmy Hill	56	Chevrolet	23	94.331	23	+0
Norm Benning	6	Chevrolet	37	89.719	32	-5
Dawson Cram	63	Chevrolet	34	92.833	27	-7
Korbin Forrister	7	Toyota	30	93.451	30	+0
Austin Dillon	8	Chevrolet	12	95.165	12	+0
Matt Crafton	88	Ford	6	96.132	9	+3
Codie Rohrbaugh	9	Chevrolet	33	94.045	27	-7
Austin Theriault	92	Ford	26	94.176	26	+0
Grant Enfinger	98	Ford	19	95.271	14	-6
Ben Rhodes	99	Ford	16	95.593	6	-10

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Qualifying Fast Facts

Martinsville Speedway
21st Annual TruNorth Global 250
Pole Winner: Stewart Friesen
Age: 35
Team : No. 52 - Halmar International Chevrolet
Owner: Chris Larsen
Crew Chief: Trip Bruce
Stewart Friesen won the Pole Award for the 21st Annual TruNorth Global 250 with a lap of 19.63 seconds, 96.465 mph.
This is his third pole in 52 NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series races.
This is his first pole and fourth top-10 start in 2019.
This is his first pole in five races at Martinsville Speedway.
Kyle Busch (second) posted his third top-10 start of 2019 and his sixth in ten races at Martinsville Speedway.
Todd Gilliland (third) posted his second top-10 start at Martinsville Speedway. It is his second in four races this season.
Sheldon Creed (fourth) was the fastest qualifying rookie.