Fort Worth, Tex.-ride 'em, cowboy.
Carson Hohevar, who is in the clothes suitable for Texas, put the SPire Motorsports Chevrolet 77 on the pole for the Wurt 400 on the Wurt 400, which offers the Texas Motor Speedway (15:30 meat on FS1, PRN and Siriusxm Nascar radio).
Gen 7 cars in the second fastest round in the period Hohevar, 1.5 miles track in 28.175 seconds (191.659 miles / h) 2023 races won the Racing William Byron (191.564 MPH) for 0.014 seconds aside.
The Busch Light Pole award is the first of Hohevar's career and is the youngest polar winner of Texas at the age of 22.
Houcevar, a fire-covered fire-covered fire-sponsors' war-and 10-galloped black hat sport, appeared after going to all arrivals.
“A better place to have a cowboy outfit-to be in a cowboy outfit,” Hohevar said. “Normally, I am very hard for myself, and I have never thought I was nailing that tour, but I am proud of this team.
“I am proud, because I have never had the number 1 pit stop and I had many problems with Pit Road and we had a very bad chance.
Last Sunday, Talladega champion Austin Cindric came third at 191,523 miles / hour at a close area. Larson, the last driver at an attempt, came fourth at 191,421 MPH.
With 10 drivers, TY Gibbs graph filled up at 191.293 miles / hour, but Hocevar's teammate Michael McDowellla spent his time in a round at a speed of 191.333 miles / h.
“Frankly, Michael went out and put a really good tour time, in practice I felt that we were faster than him, and this gave me some confidence that our belongings would be fast, even if not a little faster.” He said.
McDowell will start on Sunday with fifth and Gibbs sixth. Josh Berry has completed the top 10 on the grill three times, Texas champion Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace and Aj Allmendinger.
A driver who regretted the session was Cindric, who felt that he could go faster.
Im I feel that I left a polar tour there, dedi he said. “I sent it to Turn 1 and I didn't reach the bottom and I didn't fully maximize my exit.
“We are in a great place for (Sunday) and we have to get a good pit stop, so I feel good about where we are. We will try to buy another one.”
Chase Elliott, who won the Defense Race, will begin.
Note: Since Gen 7 was introduced in 2022, Christopher Bell in Michigan International Speedway in 2023 only took a faster tour in Texas than Hocevar. The speed of Bell's 2.0 miles was 193,382 miles / hour.
-By Reid Spencer, Nascar Wire Service. Special for media at the field level.
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