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Practice to Qualifying

NASCAR Xfinity Series

Drive for the Cure 250

Charlotte Motor Speedway

September 28th, 2019

Race #28 of the 2019 NASCAR Xfinity Series Season

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Daniel Hemric poses for photos with his wife and daughter — Avondale, Arizona - November 6th, 2021: Daniel Hemric, driver of the #18 Poppy Bank Toyota, poses for photos with his wife, Kenzie and daughter, Rhen Haven after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway. Photo by Sean Gardner | Getty Images

Driver	Car #	Make	ST	SPD Q	AVG ST	+/-
Lawson Aschenbach	0	Chevrolet	19	97.390	19	+0
Cole Custer	00	Ford	4	100.097	4	+0
Ray Black II	07	Toyota	24	97.180	30	+6
Michael Annett	1	Chevrolet	23	97.213	17	-6
Stephen Leicht	1	Chevrolet	26	96.942	29	+3
AJ Allmendinger	10	Chevrolet	5	99.944	7	+2
Justin Haley	11	Chevrolet	9	98.596	13	+4
Chad Finchum	13	Toyota	37	90.574	28	-10
BJ McLeod	15	Chevrolet	34	93.549	25	-9
Harrison Burton	18	Toyota	22	97.225	15	-7
Brandon Jones	19	Toyota	15	98.328	8	-7
Tyler Reddick	2	Chevrolet	2	100.328	6	+4
Christopher Bell	20	Toyota	11	84.052	6	-5
Austin Cindric	22	Ford	3	100.181	6	+3
John Hunter Nemechek	23	Chevrolet	14	98.404	10	-4
Joey Gase	35	Toyota	33	94.272	28	-5
Josh Williams	36	Chevrolet	20	97.379	28	+8
Bayley Currey	38	Chevrolet	38	0.000	29	-10
Ryan Sieg	39	Chevrolet	25	97.085	20	-6
Garrett Smithley	4	Chevrolet	27	96.692	28	+1
Preston Pardus	43	Chevrolet	16	98.269	16	+0
Vinnie Miller	5	Chevrolet	36	90.954	30	-7
Jeremy Clements	51	Chevrolet	8	98.949	19	+11
David Starr	52	Toyota	31	94.892	32	+1
Tommy Joe Martins	61	Toyota	18	97.769	27	+9
Timmy Hill	66	Toyota	21	97.296	22	+1
Brandon Brown	68	Chevrolet	35	92.485	28	-7
Justin Allgaier	7	Chevrolet	7	99.699	8	+1
Joe Nemechek	74	Chevrolet	30	95.448	30	+0
JJ Yeley	78	Toyota	29	95.450	26	-3
Ryan Truex	8	Chevrolet	13	98.423	14	+1
Gray Gaulding	8	Chevrolet	17	98.095	18	+1
Will Rodgers	86	Chevrolet	10	98.194	10	+0
Noah Gragson	9	Chevrolet	12	98.455	13	+1
Alex Labbe	90	Chevrolet	6	99.859	26	+20
Josh Bilicki	93	Chevrolet	28	95.929	30	+2
Chase Briscoe	98	Ford	1	100.346	6	+5
Cody Ware	99	Chevrolet	32	94.642	32	-1

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Qualifying Fast Facts

Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course
38th Annual Drive for the Cure 250 presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina
Pole Winner: Chase Briscoe
Age: 24
Team : No. 98 - Ford Performance Ford
Owner: Stewart-Haas Racing with Fred Biagi
Crew Chief: Richard Boswell, II
Chase Briscoe won the Pole Award for the 38th Annual Drive for the Cure 250 presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina with a lap of 83.232 seconds, 100.346 mph.
This is his first pole in 45 NASCAR Xfinity Series races.
This is his first pole and 20th top-10 start in 2019.
This is his first pole in two races at Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.
Tyler Reddick (second) posted his 23rd top-10 start of 2019 and his second in two races at Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.
Austin Cindric (third) posted his second top-10 start at Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course. It is his 24th in 28 races this season.
Chase Briscoe (first) was the fastest qualifying rookie.