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Pos. Car Driver Make Sponsor Speed Time Behind
1 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 128.314 14.954 Leader
2 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 128.288 14.957 -0.003
3 #16 Greg Biffle Ford Jackson Hewitt/National Guard 128.176 14.970 -0.016
4 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 128.074 14.982 -0.028
5 #9 Kasey Kahne* Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 127.860 15.007 -0.053
6 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco/Havoline 127.529 15.046 -0.092
7 #77 Brendan Gaughan* Dodge Kodak EasyShare 127.377 15.064 -0.110
8 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 127.006 15.108 -0.154
9 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 126.938 15.116 -0.162
10 #30 Johnny Sauter* Chevrolet America Online 126.854 15.126 -0.172
11 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 126.679 15.147 -0.193
12 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Home Depot 126.595 15.157 -0.203
13 #97 Kurt Busch Ford Sharpie/IRWIN Industrial Tools 126.570 15.160 -0.206
14 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 126.553 15.162 -0.208
15 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft/U.S. Air Force 126.470 15.172 -0.218
16 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 126.353 15.186 -0.232
17 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 126.278 15.195 -0.241
18 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 126.270 15.196 -0.242
19 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 126.262 15.197 -0.243
20 #22 Scott Wimmer* Dodge Caterpillar 126.204 15.204 -0.250
21 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 126.170 15.208 -0.254
22 #25 Brian Vickers* Chevrolet GMAC Financial Services 126.013 15.227 -0.273
23 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 125.939 15.236 -0.282
24 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 125.930 15.237 -0.283
25 #32 Ricky Craven Chevrolet Tide 125.889 15.242 -0.288
26 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 125.535 15.285 -0.331
27 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Wellbutrin 125.486 15.291 -0.337
28 #10 Scott Riggs* Chevrolet Valvoline/Harlem Globetrotters 125.461 15.294 -0.340
29 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 125.379 15.304 -0.350
30 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 125.297 15.314 -0.360
31 #99 Jeff Burton Ford Roush Racing 125.297 15.314 -0.360
32 #31 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 125.289 15.315 -0.361
33 #5 Terry Labonte Chevrolet Kellogg's 125.020 15.348 -0.394
34 #198 Geoffrey Bodine Ford Lucas Oil Products 124.832 15.371 -0.417
35 #4 Kevin Lepage Chevrolet Morgan-McClure 124.768 15.379 -0.425
36 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Georgia Pacific/Brawny 124.283 15.439 -0.485
37 #50 Derrike Cope Dodge Arnold Development Companies 123.857 15.492 -0.538
38 #194 Stanton Barrett Chevrolet AmericInn Lodging Systems 123.786 15.501 -0.547

Provisional
39 #0 Ward Burton Chevrolet NetZero HiSpeed - - -
40 #09 Joe Ruttman Dodge Phoenix Racing 122.084 15.717 -0.763
41 #172 Kirk Shelmerdine Ford TUCSON 115.597 16.599 -1.645
42 #02 Hermie Sadler Pontiac East Tennessee Trailers 122.827 15.622 -0.668
43 #280 Andy Hillenburg Ford Hover Motorsports 110.830 17.313 -2.359

Did not Qualify
44 #89 Morgan Shepherd Dodge Voyles/Carter's Royal Dispos-all 122.693 15.639 -0.685


* Denotes Rookie
 
Nice to see Jeff Gordon in his customary front row starting position at Bristol :bounce:
 
good to see greg up in the front too. need to avoid all the early wrecks that are going to take place
 
I'm a little worried about that 10th spot, gives him 3/4 of the field to bang on as he's sliding back. ;)
 
Originally posted by Eagle1@Mar 27 2004, 09:28 AM
I'm a little worried about that 10th spot, gives him 3/4 of the field to bang on as he's sliding back. ;)
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As long as Jeff is in front of him he can take out the whole rest of the dang field for all I care :p
 
Anybody but me notice the disparity in speeds? I mean really, 18 mph difference?
 
Originally posted by kat2220+Mar 26 2004, 09:35 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (kat2220 @ Mar 26 2004, 09:35 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--redrock@Mar 26 2004, 04:41 PM
Awsome, Ryan again on a pole!
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Only the 3rd time this season :ph34r: :wacko: [/b][/quote]
agreed,Ryan's 21st career pole in just 84 starts,or a 25.0% rating in pole positions,gets a little old IMHO.Would like to see some other drivers have a shot at a pole once in a great while anyway,at this rate,there might only be about 10 cars/drivers in the Bud Shootout in 2005 ;) :D

I also noticed the big disparity in speed of the slowest cars compared to the pole-sitter speed,again :rolleyes: ,at a .533 mile track the field-fillers will probably be a bigger news story than They already were at Darlington race ;)
I realize that NASCAR has made a tradition of allowing as many capable drivers as possible into Their top series,but are some of these teams really capable?If a driver is 18MPH or off of teh pole speed,it's apparent that They will probably run just as bad in the race and more accidents will happen before NASCAR black-flags Them for not meeting minimum speed requirements during the race IMHO. ;)
 
I was noticing Kat, just didn't want to get that whole field filler thing going again. Morgan going home but was 12 mph faster than andy.
 
Originally posted by Eagle1@Mar 27 2004, 11:34 AM
I was noticing Kat, just didn't want to get that whole field filler thing going again. Morgan going home but was 12 mph faster than andy.
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Morgan has no Provisionals but IMHO really deserved to race. He was faster than Schlerdine too!
 
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