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The BGN teams were at Charlotte for open test sessions today.
Persistent showers limited Busch Series drivers and teams to just one hour and 45 minutes of track time while heavy afternoon rain cut the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series test session to just three hours.
Driving Richard Childress’ No. 21 Chevrolet, Harvick posted a lap of 30.161 seconds, 179.039 mph, on the unofficial watches to top the 14 Busch Series teams. Harvick, a four-time Busch Series starter at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, will be looking to duplicate the effort that saw him claim the pole for the 2001 CARQUEST Auto Parts 300.
Kyle Busch, who turned 18 on May 2 and plans to make his first Busch Series start in the May 24 race, was second fastest in the No. 87 Chevrolet at 178.974 mph with Ron Hornaday third quickest at 178.536 mph in the No. 2 Chevrolet. Matt Kenseth was fourth at 178.341 mph in the No. 17 Ford with defending CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 winner Jeff Green rounding out the top-five in the No. 32 Chevrolet at 178.141.
The top ten unofficial speeds:
NASCAR Busch Series
1. Kevin Harvick, 179.039; 2. Kyle Busch, 178.974; 3. Ron Hornaday, 178.536; 4. Matt Kenseth, 178.341; 5. Jeff Green, 178.141; 6. Dave Blaney, 178.118; 7. Tony Raines, 175.393; 8. Damon Lusk, 172.844; 9. Tim Sauter, 172.612; 10. Jeff Fultz, 171.276.
Persistent showers limited Busch Series drivers and teams to just one hour and 45 minutes of track time while heavy afternoon rain cut the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series test session to just three hours.
Driving Richard Childress’ No. 21 Chevrolet, Harvick posted a lap of 30.161 seconds, 179.039 mph, on the unofficial watches to top the 14 Busch Series teams. Harvick, a four-time Busch Series starter at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, will be looking to duplicate the effort that saw him claim the pole for the 2001 CARQUEST Auto Parts 300.
Kyle Busch, who turned 18 on May 2 and plans to make his first Busch Series start in the May 24 race, was second fastest in the No. 87 Chevrolet at 178.974 mph with Ron Hornaday third quickest at 178.536 mph in the No. 2 Chevrolet. Matt Kenseth was fourth at 178.341 mph in the No. 17 Ford with defending CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 winner Jeff Green rounding out the top-five in the No. 32 Chevrolet at 178.141.
The top ten unofficial speeds:
NASCAR Busch Series
1. Kevin Harvick, 179.039; 2. Kyle Busch, 178.974; 3. Ron Hornaday, 178.536; 4. Matt Kenseth, 178.341; 5. Jeff Green, 178.141; 6. Dave Blaney, 178.118; 7. Tony Raines, 175.393; 8. Damon Lusk, 172.844; 9. Tim Sauter, 172.612; 10. Jeff Fultz, 171.276.