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Practice to Qualifying

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

SpeedyCash.com 220

Texas Motor Speedway

May 20th, 2022

Race #9 of the 2022 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Season

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Hailie Deegan waits on the grid during qualifying — Fort Worth, Texas - May 20th, 2022: Hailie Deegan, driver of the #1 Built Ford Tough Ford, waits on the grid during qualifying for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series SpeedyCash.com 220 at Texas Motor Speedway. Photo by Jared C Tilton | Getty Images

Driver	Car #	Make	RNK 1	SPD 1	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Jesse Little	02	Chevrolet	17	175.896	22	177.573	17	-5
Hailie Deegan	1	Ford	13	176.309	6	180.463	14	+8
Spencer Boyd	12	Chevrolet	34	171.980	28	175.638	27	-1
Tanner Gray	15	Ford	23	175.041	12	179.176	20	+8
Tyler Ankrum	16	Toyota	6	177.346	18	178.265	13	-5
Ryan Preece	17	Ford	19	175.741	5	180.590	5	+0
Chandler Smith	18	Toyota	16	176.005	7	180.120	7	+0
Derek Kraus	19	Chevrolet	5	177.357	9	179.856	12	+3
Garrett Smithley	20	Chevrolet	25	174.820	999.999	999.999	25	+0
Austin Wayne Self	22	Chevrolet	28	174.109	23	176.771	19	-4
Grant Enfinger	23	Chevrolet	9	176.875	11	179.402	8	-3
Jack Wood	24	Chevrolet	22	175.080	17	178.394	10	-8
Matt DiBenedetto	25	Chevrolet	20	175.587	34	0.000	34	-1
Jordan Anderson	3	Chevrolet	29	173.740	27	176.074	25	-2
Tate Fogleman	30	Toyota	31	172.977	29	175.621	27	-2
Bret Holmes	32	Chevrolet	35	171.903	31	175.143	23	-8
Chris Hacker	33	Toyota	38	158.604	36	0.000	36	+0
Zane Smith	38	Ford	2	178.259	15	178.595	11	-4
John Hunter Nemechek	4	Toyota	7	177.212	1	182.359	1	+0
Dean Thompson	40	Chevrolet	12	176.465	13	179.039	15	+2
Ross Chastain	41	Chevrolet	4	177.521	14	179.027	18	+4
Carson Hocevar	42	Chevrolet	11	176.523	20	178.171	9	-11
Armani Williams	43	Chevrolet	37	170.746	999.999	999.999	32	+0
Kris Wright	44	Chevrolet	27	174.514	16	178.394	21	+5
Lawless Alan	45	Chevrolet	26	174.576	35	0.000	25	-10
Brennan Poole	46	Toyota	30	173.422	26	176.114	23	-4
Tyler Hill	5	Toyota	32	172.817	30	175.256	24	-6
Corey Heim	51	Toyota	10	176.858	2	182.192	7	+5
Stewart Friesen	52	Toyota	3	177.725	3	181.056	9	+6
Timmy Hill	56	Toyota	33	172.370	32	172.651	23	-9
Chase Purdy	61	Toyota	21	175.188	19	178.188	21	+2
Todd Bodine	62	Toyota	24	174.865	24	176.413	24	+0
Ty Majeski	66	Toyota	1	178.400	10	179.683	9	-1
Matt Crafton	88	Toyota	15	176.039	21	177.989	15	-6
Blaine Perkins	9	Chevrolet	36	171.173	25	176.160	25	+0
Colby Howard	91	Chevrolet	8	177.078	33	0.000	29	-5
Christian Eckes	98	Toyota	14	176.246	4	180.608	6	+2
Ben Rhodes	99	Toyota	18	175.810	8	180.000	11	+3

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Qualifying Fast Facts

Texas Motor Speedway
24th Annual SpeedyCash.com 220
Pole Winner: John Hunter Nemechek
Age: 24
Team : No. 4 - Tom Thumb/Albertson's Toyota
Owner: Kyle Busch Motorsports
Crew Chief: Eric Phillips
John Hunter Nemechek won the Cometic Gaskets Pole Award for the 24th Annual SpeedyCash.com 220 with a lap of 29.612 seconds, 182.359 mph becoming the 30th different pole winner at Texas.
This is his sixth pole in 133 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races.
This is his fourth pole and sixth top-10 start in 2022.
This is his first pole in seven races at Texas Motor Speedway.
Corey Heim (second) posted his fourth top-10 start of 2022 and his first in one race at Texas Motor Speedway.
Stewart Friesen (third) posted his fifth top-10 start at Texas Motor Speedway. It is his seventh in nine races this season.
Corey Heim (second) was the fastest qualifying rookie.
Hailie Deegan qualifies sixth, the highest by a female competitor at Texas Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. The previous best in the series at Texas was ninth by Johanna Long (2010) and Deborah Renshaw (2005).