Daytona 500 Qualifying Starting Grid
Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson have the front two spots, where will everyone else line up?
Jeff Gordon won the group qualifying and took the pole for his final Daytona 500 Sunday. His teammate Jimmie Johnson took the second spot and will be lining up alongside his Hendrick Motorsports teammate next Sunday.
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As for the rest of the field, that will be determined Thursday in the new Budweiser Duel.
The Budweiser Duel will consist of two groups racing a 150-mile race to determine the positions of 3-32 for Sunday’s race.
The top 15 racers from each group will fill up the 30 spots. The two duels will feature a combined 49 drivers with 25 drivers competing in the first duel and 24 competing in the second duel.
The lineups for each duel have been released.
Duel 1:
1. Jeff Gordon
2. Matt Kenseth
3. Kasey Kahne
4. Ty Dillon
5. Jamie McMurray
6. Johnny Sauter
7. Trevor Bayne
8. Aric Almirola
9. Brad Keselowski
10. Joey Logano
11. JJ Yeley
12. Paul Menard
13. AJ Allmendinger
14. Kevin Harvick
15. Tony Stewart
16. Casey Mears
17. Michael Annett
18. Kyle Larson
19. Michael McDowell
20. Clint Bowyer
21. Justin Marks
22. Cole Whitt
23. Landon Cassill
24. Ron Hornaday Jr.
25. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Duel 2:
1. Jimmie Johnson
2. Kyle Busch
3. Carl Edwards
4. Austin Dillon
5. Martin Truex Jr.
6. Greg Biffle
7. Sam Hornish Jr.
8. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
9. Ryan Blaney
10. Michael Waltrip
11. Bobby Labonte
12. Alex Bowman
13. Ryan Newman
14. Kurt Busch
15. Danica Patrick
16. Brian Scott
17. Justin Allgaier
18. David Gilliland
19. Jeb Burton
20. Reed Sorenson
21. David Ragan
22. Josh Wise
23. Mike Wallace
24. Denny Hamlin
The first race Thursday night will begin at 7 p.m. ET.
[H/T: NASCARTalk]
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