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As reported by NASCAR.com

 

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1 #8/

Dale Earnhardt, Jr  Chevrolet /

Budweiser 28.868 192.0466

2 #6/

Mark Martin  Ford /

Pfizer/Viagra 29.108 190.4631

3 #93/

Dave Blaney  Dodge /

Amoco 29.195 189.8955

4 #22/

Ward Burton  Dodge /

Caterpillar 29.211 189.7915

5 #15/

Michael Waltrip  Chevrolet /

NAPA Auto Parts 29.222 189.7201

6 #9/

Bill Elliott  Dodge /

Dodge Dealers/UAW 29.231 189.6617

7 #7/

Kevin Lepage  Ford /

NationsRent 29.282 189.3313

8 #10/

Johnny Benson  Pontiac /

Valvoline 29.298 189.2279

9 #92/

Stacy Compton  Dodge /

Kodiak 29.298 189.2279

10 #33/

Joe Nemechek  Chevrolet /

Oakwood Homes 29.3 189.215

11 #23/

Hut Stricklin  Dodge /

Hills Bros Coffee 29.301 189.2086

12 #20/

Tony Stewart  Pontiac /

The Home Depot 29.305 189.1827

13 #32/

Ricky Craven  Ford /

Tide 29.368 188.7769

14 #66/

Todd Bodine  Ford /

Kmart Blue Light Special 29.382 188.687

15 #21/

Elliott Sadler  Ford /

Motorcraft 29.416 188.4689

16 #1/

Kenny Wallace  Chevrolet /

Pennzoil 29.425 188.4112

17 #30/

Jeff Green  Chevrolet /

America Online 29.477 188.0788

18 #11/

Brett Bodine  Ford /

Ralphs/Wells Fargo Financial 29.487 188.0151

19 #55/

Bobby Hamilton  Chevrolet /

Square D 29.496 187.9577

20 #44/

Buckshot Jones  Dodge /

Georgia Pacific 29.501 187.9258

21 #48/

Jimmie Johnson  Chevrolet /

Lowe's 29.502 187.9195

22 #19/

Casey Atwood * Dodge /

Dodge Dealers/UAW 29.514 187.8431

23 #17/

Matt Kenseth  Ford /

DeWalt Power Tools 29.521 187.7985

24 #24/

Jeff Gordon  Chevrolet /

DuPont 29.538 187.6904

25 #13/

Hermie Sadler  Chevrolet /

Lotto South 29.538 187.6904

26 #85/

Carl Long  Dodge /

Mansion Motorsports 29.542 187.665

27 #2/

Rusty Wallace  Ford /

Miller Lite 29.551 187.6079

28 #40/

Sterling Marlin  Dodge /

Coors Light  29.556 187.5761

29 #4/

Bobby Hamilton, Jr  Chevrolet /

Kodak MAX Film 29.558 187.5634

30 #26/

Jimmy Spencer  Ford /

Kmart 29.59 187.3606

31 #12/

Mike Wallace  Ford /

Mobil 1 29.601 187.291

32 #45/

Kyle Petty  Dodge /

Sprint 29.602 187.2846

33 #88/

Dale Jarrett  Ford /

UPS 29.608 187.2467

34 #99/

Jeff Burton  Ford /

CITGO SUPERGARD 29.609 187.2404

35 #43/

John Andretti  Dodge /

Cheerios 29.62 187.1708

36 #147/

Lance Hooper  Chevrolet /

JJ Baker Custom Homes 29.62 187.1708

37 #28/

Ricky Rudd ** Ford /

Texaco/ Havoline - -

38 #29/

Kevin Harvick *** Chevrolet /

GM Goodwrench Service Plus - -

39 #18/

Bobby Labonte ** Pontiac /

Interstate Batteries - -

40 #36/

Ken Schrader ** Pontiac /

M&M's - -

41 #25/

Jerry Nadeau ** Chevrolet /

UAW/Delphi - -

42 #77/

Robert Pressley ** Ford /

Jasper Engines & Transmissions - -

43 #5/

Terry Labonte ** Chevrolet /

Kellogg's - -

 

 

FAILED TO QUALIFY

 

 

 #41/

Mark Green  Pontiac /

Conseco 29.63 187.108

 #31/

Robby Gordon  Chevrolet /

Lowe's 29.642 187.032

 #01/

Jason Leffler * Dodge /

Cingular Wireless 29.722 186.528

 #97/

Kurt Busch * Ford /

Rubbermaid/ Sharpie 29.734 186.453

 #90/

Rick Mast  Ford /

Donlavey Racing 29.766 186.253

 #14/

Ron Hornaday * Pontiac /

Conseco 29.87 185.604

 #71/

Dave Marcis  Chevrolet /

Team Realtree 30.015 184.708

 #46/

Frank Kimmel  Ford /

Advance Auto Parts/Pork 30.015 184.708

 

 

 

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Kansas Kid Senior Enthusiast

Kansas Kid

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I just hope my guy Dale Jr can continue to spank the field like this for 500 miles on Sunday.   :D   3 tenths of a second is a pretty good margin in qualifing.

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