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Starting Line up by Row Chicagoland Speedway 3Rd Annual STP 300 Starting Line Up by Row Chicagoland Speedway 3rd Annual STP 300 Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Sun, July 21, 2013 @ 11:33 AM Central Driver Date Time Speed Track Race Record: Brad Keselowski 09/17/11 02:01:06 148.637 Pos Car Driver Team Time Speed Row 1: 1 12 Sam Hornish Jr. Alliance Truck Parts Ford 30.279 178.341 2 11 Elliott Sadler OneMain Financial Toyota 30.292 178.265 Row 2: 3 3 Austin Dillon AdvoCare Chevrolet 30.352 177.912 4 33 Matt Crafton(i) Rheem / Menards Chevrolet 30.394 177.667 Row 3: 5 60 Travis Pastrana Valvoline NextGen Ford 30.402 177.620 6 20 Brian Vickers Dollar General Toyota 30.407 177.591 Row 4: 7 22 Joey Logano(i) Hertz Ford 30.423 177.497 8 6 Trevor Bayne Ford EcoBoost Ford 30.424 177.491 Row 5: 9 2 Brian Scott Fast Fixin' Chevrolet 30.494 177.084 10 77 Parker Kligerman TOYOTA Toyota 30.502 177.038 Row 6: 11 99 Alex Bowman # St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Toyota 30.624 176.332 12 5 Brad Sweet Great Clips Chevrolet 30.631 176.292 Row 7: 13 7 Regan Smith Speedco Chevrolet 30.647 176.200 14 19 Mike Bliss TriStar Motorsports Toyota 30.650 176.183 Row 8: 15 54 Joey Coulter(i) Monster Energy Toyota 30.662 176.114 16 31 Justin Allgaier Brandt Chevrolet 30.685 175.982 Row 9: 17 21 Dakoda Armstrong(i) WinField Chevrolet 30.889 174.820 18 43 Michael Annett STP Ford 30.918 174.656 Row 10: 19 87 Joe Nemechek R.G.E. Manufacturing Toyota 31.139 173.416 20 14 Eric McClure Hefty / Reynolds Toyota 31.170 173.244 Row 11: 21 30 Nelson Piquet Jr. # WorX Chevrolet 31.190 173.132 22 32 Kyle Larson # International Chevrolet 31.221 172.961 Row 12: 23 70 Johanna Long WishForOurHeroes.org Chevrolet 31.276 172.656 24 10 Jeff Green TriStar Motorsports Toyota 31.276 172.656 Row 13: 25 17 Tanner Berryhill NationalCashLenders.com Toyota 31.286 172.601 26 52 Joey Gase Donate Life Toyota 31.296 172.546 Row 14: 27 40 Reed Sorenson e-Swisher.com Chevrolet 31.315 172.441 28 79 Kyle Fowler Techniweld Ford 31.331 172.353 Row 15: 29 24 Blake Koch Horizon Entertainment Toyota 31.345 172.276 30 51 Jeremy Clements BM Exploration Chevrolet 31.354 172.227 Row 16: 31 42 TJ Bell Curtis Key Plumbing Chevrolet 31.375 172.112 32 00 Ken Butler DriveMW.com Toyota 31.391 172.024 Row 17: 33 4 Landon Cassill Flex Seal Chevrolet 31.426 171.832 34 01 Mike Wallace Gerber Collision & Glass Chevrolet 31.545 171.184 Row 18: 35 44 Chad Hackenbracht(i) Tastee Apple Toyota 31.594 170.919 36 37 Matt Dibenedetto NationalCashLenders.com Dodge 31.776 169.940 Row 19: 37 74 Kevin Lepage I-Car Chevrolet 31.785 169.891 38 15 Carl Long FairGirls.org / Rick Ware Racing Ford 31.975 168.882 Row 20: 39 23 Harrison Rhodes Vecoplan Midwest Ford Owner Points 40 92 Dexter Stacey # MaddiesPlaceRocks.com Ford 32.062 168.424 Did Not Qualify: # 46 Tim Schendel. Manufacturer Starting Lineup DNQs Manufacturer Starting Lineup DNQs Chevrolet 16 1 Ford 9 0 Dodge 1 0 Toyota 14 0 (i) Ineligible for driver points in this series.
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