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TALLADEGA, Ala. -- It was difficult to tell from the speeds they posted, but Reed Sorenson and Robby Gordon were ruled by NASCAR to have been driving cars that were illegal during qualifying Saturday at Talladega Superspeedway.
Driving the No. 43 Dodge for Richard Petty Motorsports, Sorenson posted a top qualifying lap speed of 185.902 miles per hour, which would have placed him 35th on the starting grid for the Aaron's 499 this Sunday.
Driving the No. 7 Toyota for his own race operation, Robby Gordon Motorsports, Gordon was even slower. He posted a top qualifying lap speed of 185.323 mph that would have placed him 40th on the starting grid.
Both cars were ruled to have been too low in post-qualifying inspection by NASCAR officials. They will now have to start at the rear of Sunday's 43-car field.
TALLADEGA, Ala. -- It was difficult to tell from the speeds they posted, but Reed Sorenson and Robby Gordon were ruled by NASCAR to have been driving cars that were illegal during qualifying Saturday at Talladega Superspeedway.
Driving the No. 43 Dodge for Richard Petty Motorsports, Sorenson posted a top qualifying lap speed of 185.902 miles per hour, which would have placed him 35th on the starting grid for the Aaron's 499 this Sunday.
Driving the No. 7 Toyota for his own race operation, Robby Gordon Motorsports, Gordon was even slower. He posted a top qualifying lap speed of 185.323 mph that would have placed him 40th on the starting grid.
Both cars were ruled to have been too low in post-qualifying inspection by NASCAR officials. They will now have to start at the rear of Sunday's 43-car field.
