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For Matt “Duke” Kentfield, Kevin Ramsell and Mike Ramsell, thank you for joining us and good night from Daytona.
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LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
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We thank you for joining us today, as this will end our coverage of qualifying for tomorrow ARCA Racing Series opener at Daytona International Speedway. Our Trackside Now coverage will begin at 9:00am EST tomorrow morning. Please join us then.

Special thanks to our presenting sponsor LetsStoptheStigma.com.
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ARCA Racing Series

Lucas Oil 200 Presented by MAVTV American Real

Starting Lineup Presented by Racecar Engineering

1 4 Dylan Kwasniewski/Las Vegas NV 49.4
2 90 Grant Enfinger/Fairhope AL 49.577
3 99 Buster Graham/Lafayette LA 49.588
4 66 Mark Thompson/Cartersville GA 49.603
5 9 Chase Elliott/Dawsonville GA 49.651
6 98 Mason Mitchell/West Des Moines IA 49.67
7 77 Tom Hessert/Cherry Hill NJ 49.801
8 69 Will Kimmel/Sellersburg IN 49.849
9 15 John Wes Townley/Watkinsville GA 49.861
10 32 Terry Jones/Amherstburg Ontario 49.901
11 17 Bryan Silas/Stuart FL 49.996
12 88 Justin Allison/Salisbury NC 50.056
13 19 Brian Rose/Louisville KY 50.13
14 48 Sean Corr/Goshen NY 50.136
15 52 Clay Campbell/Martinsville VA 50.163
16 44 Frank Kimmel/Clarksville IN 50.176
17 8 Cole Powell/Mt. Brydges Ontario 50.229
18 54 Matt Kurzejewski/Mansfield PA 50.249
19 12 Jared Marks/Napoleon OH 50.394
20 7 Scotty Hubler/Coplay PA 50.399
21 13 Jeb Burton/Halifax VA 50.462
22 2 Mario Gosselin/Sainte-Marie Quebec 50.502
23 11 Benny Gordon/Dubois PA 50.626
24 56 Derrick Lancaster/Christiansburg VA 50.723
25 3 Tom Buzze/Statesville NC 50.776
26 86 Bobby Grewohl/Hollister CA 50.786
27 20 Scott Sheldon/Las Vegas NV 50.915
28 33 Kody Weisner/Muskegon MI 50.957
29 68 Chris Bailey Jr./South Park PA 51.303
30 40 Alx Danielsson/Storvreta Sweden 51.472
31 25 Justin Boston/Baltimore MD Provisional
32 22 Tyler Reddick/Corning CA Provisional
33 55 Leilani Munter/Rochester MN Provisional
34 2 Thomas Praytor/Mobile AL Provisional
35 46 Maryeve Dufault/Sorel Quebec Provisional
36 97 Tim Viens/Daytona Beach FL Provisional
37 6 Ed Pompa/Ballston Spa NY Provisional
38 0 Barry Fitzgerald/Sykesville MD Provisional
39 10 Dick Doheny/Ballston Spa NY Provisional
40 5 Bobby Gerhart/Lebanon PA Provisional
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The only one of the drivers to have their time disallowed that did not make the event was Spencer Gallagher.
7:45
The ARCA starting lineup is in. Stand by. We can confirm that provisional starting spots will go to, in their starting position:
31: Justin Boston
32. Tyler Reddick
33. Leilani Munter
34. Thomas Praytor
35. Maryeve Dufault
36. Tim Viens
37. Ed Pompa
38. Barry Fitzgerald
39. Dick Doheny
40. Bobby Gerhart
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ARCA Racing Series Qualifying at Daytona
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One of the biggest early-season Outlaw Super Late Model events in the country takes place on May 24…it’s the Joy Fair Memorial presented by Diamond Pistons at Flat Rock Speedway. Be there when some of the baddest and fastest racecars on the planet battle in a historic event at the Flat Rock bullring. Click here for more information.
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Enfinger’s teammate, Justin Allison will start 12th, becoming a third-generation member of the famous Allison family to compete at Daytona.
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Grant Enfinger will start second for tomorrow’s ARCA Racing Series season opener. Last year, he qualified sixth. Last year, Enfinger and Team BCR made eight starts together where they won at Mobile International Speedway and at Iowa Speedway. They also had four top-five finishes.
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7:26
Dylan Kwasniewski’s fast lap of 49.400 (182.186 mph) was set early in qualifying, in fact, he was the first car out today.
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Their qualifying times have been disallowed. They would need to rely on provisionals to make the race.
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Comment From Jason

have the cars whose times have been disallowed been thrown out of the event completely or just qualifying??
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We spoke to ARCA officials, Tech officials are still looking at the #23 car of Spencer Gallagher. Until they have completed that inspection, they will put together the starting lineup. Our current plan is to stay on with our coverage until we have the lineup and have a confirmation on Gallagher’s car.
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LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
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Kwasniewski will be making his second ARCA Racing Series start. His previous start came at the 2013 season finale at Kansas Speedway. He was also the polesitter for that race.
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The Third Annual ARCA Fest at the Milwaukee Mile moves to the weekend of June 6-8 this year. See the best in the ARCA Midwest Tour, JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour, Mid-American Series, Vintage, and Midwest Trucks compete on the historic mile oval. Tickets go on sale on March 15.Click here for more information.
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What we do know is that the top-30 in qualifying is locked in based on their time. This the unofficial top 30 after tech.

1 4 Dylan Kwasniewski
2 90 Grant Enfinger
3 99 Buster Graham
4 66 Mark Thompson
5 9 Chase Elliott
6 98 Mason Mitchell
7 77 Tom Hessert
8 69 Will Kimmel
9 15 John Wes Townley
10 32 Terry Jones
11 17 Bryan Silas
12 88 Justin Allison
13 19 Brian Rose
14 48 Sean Corr
15 52 Clay Campbell
16 44 Frank Kimmel
17 8 Cole Powell
18 54 Matt Kurzejewski
19 12 Jared Marks
20 7 Scotty Hubler
21 13 Jeb Burton
22 02 Mario Gosselin
23 11 Benny Gordon
24 56 Derrick Lancaster
25 3 Tom Buzze
26 86 Bobby Grewohl
27 20 Scott Sheldon
28 33 Kody Weisner
29 68 Chris Bailey
30 40 Alx Danielsson
6:47
We are still waiting for the official starting lineup for tomorrow’s Lucas OIl 200 presented by MAVTV American Real from the ARCA Racing Series. Thank you for staying with us tonight.
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The World Crown 300 is one of the prestigious Super Late Model events on the Southern Super Series schedule. Last year, Preston Peltier added his name to a winner’s list of who’s won in stock car racing. Past winners include Dick Trickle, Gary Balough, Darrell Waltrip, Rich Bickle, Ronnie Sanders, Chase Elliott and more. Make your plans now to be a part of the 31st Annual event on Saturday, August 9th. Click here for more information.
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Only five cars have been disallowed and the tech process is now complete. Chase Elliott was not one of them.
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Comment From Guest

Can you confirm or deny all the Twitter rumors of Chase Elliott DQ please? Would like to get a real source rather than these twitter jockeys.
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Dylan Kwasniewski will start from the pole in tomorrow’s ARCA race.   (Speed51.com photo)
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Anderson Speedway will host the Redbud 300 with a new date in 2014. This year’s Super Late Model ARCA/CRA Super Series event will take place on Saturday, June 14 at the famed quarter-mile high-banked oval in Anderson, Indiana. Last year, Johnny Van Doorn picked up a big win in a star-studded field. Click here for more information.
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Tech is complete. The qualifying times for Bobby Gerhart, Leilani Munter, Tyler Reddick, Spencer Gallagher, and Justin Boston have been disallowed.

The ARCA Racing Series is currently working on the official starting lineup for tomorrow’s Lucas Oil 200 presented by MAVTV American Real. As soon as we receive that, we will post it before we close out today’s coverage.
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51 has confirmed with ARCA’s Mark Gundrum that there have been no arrests in the ARCA garage at Daytona today, contrary to media reports.
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LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
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TECH UPDATE: It was a spring infraction on the 23 of Gallagher, according to an ARCA official.
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TECH UPDATE: While Spencer Gallagher’s time has been disallowed on the official score sheet provided by ARCA officials, the team isn’t giving up the fight yet. The 23 remains in the tech area and crew members continue working on the rear end of the car while ARCA officials look on.
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TECH UPDATE: According to Cunningham Motorsports crew chief Paul Andrews, a shim fell out of Tyler Reddick’s car from where the truck arm connects to the rear end housing. That shim was put in to conform the rear end to ARCA’s specifications. Without the shim in tech, the rear end was deemed to be outside the rules, thus the reason for his qualifying time to be disallowed.
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It is the number one Outlaw Super Late Model event in the nation! The Kalamazoo Klash XXII will take place on Wednesday, August 13 at the Kalamazoo Speedway in Kalamazoo, MI. Last year, Terry Senneker won the Klash and picked up the $10,000 check. It was the second year in a row, and third Klash win overall in his career. Tyler Roahrig, Phil Bozell and many more will try to take over Senneker’s place on top of the podium in 2014. Click here to make your plans now for this year’s event!
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Gallagher’s crew looks at the left-rear of the 23 during he tech process. (Speed51.com photo)
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TECH UPDATE: Tyler Reddick and Spencer Gallagher have both had their times disallowed in tech. The tech process is now complete. Five divers had their times disallowed: Bobby Gerhart, Leilani Munter, Justin Boston, Tyler Reddick and Spencer Gallagher. 51 is awaiting further details on the disqualifications of Reddick and Gallagher.
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We are staying on with our live coverage until tech is completed. We are also waiting for an official starting lineup from ARCA. Our goal is to post that before we close out today’s coverage.
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It is one of the great traditional events in short track racing and the 38th edition of The Rattler will take place on March 15-16 at South Alabama Speedway in Kinston, Alabama. Last year, Kyle Benjamin passed Casey Smith with 27 laps to go then held off Stephen Nasse to score the big win. For more information, please Click here to visit site
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Gallagher and Hessert’s cars remain in tech. (Speed51.com photo)
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The ARCA garage technically closed for the day at 5, but many teams still are hanging out, waiting for the final two cars (Spencer Gallagher and Tom Hessert) to go through tech to see what the starting lineup will be tomorrow.
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ARCA crews await the starting lineup once tech is complete. (Speed51.com photo)
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Post qualifying tech is continuing in the ARCA Racing Series garage. We do have a reporter down there waiting to get the latest updates. Thanks for staying with us today.
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LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
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ARCA officials and Tyler Reddick’s crew have formed a discussion. (Speed51.com photo)
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The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East will make their second straight appearance to 5 Flags Speedway on Friday, June 13th. Last year, Ben Kennedy won the inaugural event at the home of the Snowball Derby over Gray Gaulding. Click here for more information.
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TECH UPDATE: Four cars remain to go through the tech process: Mason Mitchell, Tyler Reddick, Tom Hessert and Spencer Gallagher.
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The UNOH Battle At The Beach returns on Tuesday, February 18 as drivers from the NASCAR K&N Pro Series and NASCAR Whelen Modified Tours battle for national bragging rights on a 0.4-mile short track oval on Daytona’s backstretch. Click here for more information.
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Chase Elliott meets with the media after qualifying for Saturday’s ARCA race. (Speed51.com Photo)
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Dylan Kwasniewski talks to the media. (Speed51.com Photo)
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TECH UPDATE: Justin Boston’s time has also been disallowed for the same spring rule as with his teammate Leilani Munter’s car.
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Justin Boston’s car has been pushed out of the tech area into another part of the ARCA garage next door (Speed51.com photo)
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Spencer Gallagher enjoying his time at the podium. (Speed51.com Photo)
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Drivers were asked about the youth movement. Gallagher said, “I don’t like them, and I de-test their music.” Which got the media center laughing.
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The third night of the 48th Annual World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing will feature the season opener for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. The future stars of NASCAR will compete in a 150-lap event around New Smyrna’s famous half-mile oval in the New Smyrna 150 presented by JEGS. Click here for more information.
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Benny Gordon, a former USAR Hooters Pro Cup Champion, locked into the field with the No. 11 car through time trials. As mentioned yesterday, Gordon was a late entrant into the event after Clay Rogers, who was previously scheduled to compete in the car, was scratched. Rogers, a five-time Pro Cup champion, suffered a broken wrist in the SpeedFest CRA Super Late Model event last month. 51 has spoken with Rogers, who is at New Smyrna Speedway this week working with Steven Wallace’s Super Late Model team, and Rogers has been cleared to race and could have taken the wheel at Daytona. Team sponsorship had fallen through and a funded driver was going to be necessary to put the car on track even after Rogers was cleared to race, however. Gordon had some backing that helped foot the bill and will compete in the 200-mile event tomorrow.
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TECH UPDATE: Billy Gerhart, Bobby’s brother and crew chief, told 51 that “there was something (ARCA Officials) didn’t like about the U-bolts.” Gerhart said the car met all height requirements but the parts in question were never checked all weekend prior to pre-qualifying tech. “This is the third time I’ve been disqualified for something that wasn’t checked in tech,” added Billy Gerhart. “When I came down here and we qualified for the (NASCAR Nationwide Series) race here in July, when that car crossed the line, I knew I was in the race. That’s because NASCAR checks everything beforehand.”
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Gallagher said that in the back of your head things could go wrong and you need to be on top of it. He said the fear of that goes away as soon as the visor goes down.
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Kwasniewski said that you need to trust in yourself and instinct. Don’t doubt yourself.
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Chase Elliott said the Daytona test last month really helped. He said his dad was very aggressive with him, which he thinks really helped him understand.
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Spencer Gallagher, Dylan Kwasniewski and Chase Elliott meet with the media. (Speed51.com photo)
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Elliott thinks it will be wild and to stay out of trouble. Gallagher said the biggest thing to get through is the shear claustrophobia of the draft. It is a mental game.
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Kwasniewski said this is a clean slate for him running on a big track. He said insight from the other drivers have helped. He hopes to complete the most laps.
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Kwasniewski is making his second start and earned his second pole. He is excited to start on the pole for Turner Scott Motorsports. He hopes to draft with Gallagher and Elliott.
4:22
Spencer Gallagher says they did a lot of work in the shop during the off-season. The hard work is paying off. He said that having a second car during testing was beneficial.
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The post-qualifying press conference is underway. Chase Elliott said the car feels good and he is here to have fun.
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Buster Graham’s car is in the tech area along with the cars of Justin Boston, Mason Mitchell, Chase Elliott and more. (Speed51.com photo)
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Dylan Kwasniewski and Chase Elliott wait for their turn in the media center. (Speed51.com Photo)
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TECH UPDATE: With about eight cars left to go through tech, each team is allowed three crew members per car and everyone else has been told to leave the tech area. We still hope to have a comment from ARCA about any and all tech issues once the process is complete.
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Justin Boston’s crew chief Kevin Reed, Billy Venturini and ARCA Officials have a discussion in the tech shed. (Speed51.com photo)
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4:11
ARCA Racing Series post-race tech still continues, we do have a reporter standing by until tech is completed.
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We are waiting for the top-three to enter the media center and we will have coverage of the post qualifying press conference.
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LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
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This will be Dylan Kwasniewski’s second ARCA Racing Series start. He finished third in their season finale last year at Kansas Speedway.
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Billy Venturini (blue jeans) climbs under the car to show ARCA officials something under the left-front of Justin Boston’s car. (Speed51.com photo)
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ARCA Racing Series

Lucas Oil 200 Qualifying Results (Unofficial)

Results presented by Racecar Engineering

1 4 Dylan Kwasniewski 49.4
2 23 Spencer Gallagher 49.414
3 25 Justin Boston 49.477
4 90 Grant Enfinger 49.577
5 99 Buster Graham 49.588
6 66 Mark Thompson 49.603
7 9 Chase Elliott 49.651
8 98 Mason Mitchell 49.67
9 22 Tyler Reddick 49.677
10 77 Tom Hessert 49.8
11 69 Will Kimmel 49.849
12 15 John Wes Townley 49.861
13 32 Terry Jones 49.901
14 17 Bryan Silas 49.996
15 88 Justin Allison 50.056
16 19 Brian Rose 50.13
17 48 Sean Corr 50.136
18 52 Clay Campbell 50.163
19 44 Frank Kimmel 50.176
20 8 Cole Powell 50.229
21 54 Matt Kurzejewski 50.249
22 12 Jared Marks 50.394
23 7 Scotty Hubler 50.399
24 13 Jeb Burton 50.462
25 02 Mario Gosselin 50.502
26 11 Benny Gordon 50.626
27 56 Derrick Lancaster 50.723
28 3 Tom Buzze 50.776
29 86 Bobby Grewohl 50.786
30 20 Scott Sheldon 50.915
31 33 Kody Weisner 50.957
32 68 Chris Bailey 51.304
33 40 Alx Danielsson 51.471
34 46 Maryeve Dufault 51.516
35 2 Thomas Praytor 51.529
36 58 Brent Cross 51.558
37 06 Ed Pompa 51.569
38 97 Tim Viens 51.763
39 0 Barry Fitzgerald 51.869
40 10 Dick Doheny 52.993
41 5 Bobby Gerhart 99.999
41 55 Leilani Munter 99.999
42 72 Austin Wayne Self DNQ
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TECH UPDATE: Bobby Gerhart’s issue in tech had to do with the U-bolts. We are attempting further info from ARCA officials.
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Venturini also said his 66 with driver Mark Thompson broke a radiator in qualifying and will go to a backup car for tomorrow’s race.
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Austin Wayne Self is underage to race at Daytona, he turns 18 in two weeks. But in order to keep his season eligibility, he did enter and take one official lap in practice yesterday to earn credit to be in this event.
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TECH UPDATE: Leilani Munter’s time has also been disallowed. Bill Venturini, team owner, told 51 that the bottom of the right-front spring did not meet the requirement of 270-degrees contact with the spring bucket.
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Qualifying has ended, but we are seeing Gerhart and Munter at the end of the qualifying sheet. We have reporters checking on both. Austin Wayne Self did not qualify.
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33 – Kody Weisner
Lap 1: 51.795 (173.782)
Lap 2: 50.957 (176.620)
Best: 50.957
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06 – Ed Pompa
Lap 1: 51.987 (173.120)
Lap 2: 51.568 (174.527)
Best: 51.568 (P36)
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Gerhart’s car sits on jack stands in the ARCA tech garage. (Speed51.com photo)
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23 – Spencer Gallagher
Lap 1: 50.181 (179.351)
Lap 2: 49.414 (182.135)
Best: 49.414 (P2)
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TECH UPDATE: Bobby Gerhart’s time has been disallowed. When 51 approached Gerhart, his response was short. “There’s a part they don’t like,” said Gerhart. When asked what part it was, Gerhart walked away stating simply, “No idea.” 51 is seeking further info from ARCA officials.
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The Third Annual ARCA Fest at the Milwaukee Mile moves to the weekend of June 6-8 this year. See the best in the ARCA Midwest Tour, JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour, Mid-American Series, Vintage, and Midwest Trucks compete on the historic mile oval. Tickets go on sale on March 15.Click here for more information.
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We have staff checking on Bobby Gerhart’s time. We are not seeing his fast time on the board.
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40 – Alx Danielsson
Lap 1: 51.678 (174.165)
Lap 2: 51.471 (174.856)
Best: 51.471
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77 – Tom Hessert
Lap 1: 50.536 (178.091)
Lap 2: 49.800 (180.723)
Best: 49.800
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69 – Will Kimmel
Lap 1: 50.384 (178.628)
Lap 2: 49.849 (180.545)
Best: 49.849
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17 – Bryan Silas
Lap 1: 50.789 (177.204)
Lap 2: 49.996 (180.014)
Best: 49.996 (P12)
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Will Kimmel (Speed51.com photo)
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97 – Tim Viens
Lap 1: 52.208 (172.387)
Lap 2: 51.763 (173.869)
Best: 51.763 (P32)
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68 – Chris Bailey
Lap 1: 51.841 (173.608)
Lap 2: 51.304 (173.425)
Best: 51.304 (P28)
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Derrick Lancaster’s car was good to go after an earlier hiccup in tech. (Speed51.com photo)
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46 – Maryeve Dufault
Lap 1: 52.183 (172.470)
Lap 2: 51.516 (174.703)
Best: 51.516 (P28)
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56 – Derrick Lancaster
Best: 50.723 (177.434 mph)
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9 – Chase Elliott
Lap 1: 50.441 (178.426 mph)
Lap 2: 49.651 (181.265 mph)
Best: 49.651 (P8)
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Top 30
1 5 Bobby Gerhart 49.321
2 4 Dylan Kwasniewski 49.4
3 25 Justin Boston 49.477
4 90 Grant Enfinger 49.577
5 99 Buster Graham 49.588
6 66 Mark Thompson 49.603
7 55 Leilani Munter 49.641
8 98 Mason Mitchell 49.67
9 22 Tyler Reddick 49.677
10 15 John Wes Townley 49.861
11 32 Terry Jones 49.901
12 88 Justin Allison 50.056
13 19 Brian Rose 50.13
14 48 Sean Corr 50.136
15 52 Clay Campbell 50.163
16 44 Frank Kimmel 50.176
17 8 Cole Powell 50.229
18 54 Matt Kurzejewski 50.249
19 12 Jared Marks 50.394
20 7 Scotty Hubler 50.399
21 13 Jeb Burton 50.462
22 02 Mario Gosselin 50.502
23 11 Benny Gordon 50.626
24 3 Tom Buzze 50.776
25 86 Bobby Grewohl 50.786
26 20 Scott Sheldon 50.915
27 2 Thomas Praytor 51.529
28 58 Brent Cross 51.558
29 0 Barry Fitzgerald 51.869
30 10 Dick Doheny 52.993
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Billy Gerhart, brother of Bobby and the overseer of of both Gerhart entries, said it was an ignition box issue that kept Hubler from making a start the first time around. The team switched boxes on pit road and the car ran at full-power on its second qualifying attempt.
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7 – Scotty Hubler
Lap 1: 50.980 (176.540 mph)
Lap 2: 50.399 (178.575 mph)
Best: 50.399 (P19)
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Hubler is out now for his qualifying run
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99 – Buster Graham
Lap 1: 50.324 (178.838 mph)
Lap 2: 49.588 (181.496 mph)
Best: 49.588 (P5)
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It’s the same great event but with a new date in 2014. The Battle at Berlin 251 will take place on July 18-19 at Berlin Raceway in Marne, MI. See the best Super Late Model drivers battle it out on the tricky famous oval. Click here for more information.
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44 – Frank Kimmel
Lap 1: 50.807 (177.141 mph)
Lap 2: 50.176 (179.369 mph)
Best: 50.176 (P15)
3:14
Teammate Bobby Gerhart leans in to assess the possible ignition issues with Scotty Hubler’s car. (Speed51.com photo)
3:13
Hubler was pushed back to pit road with what the team believe is an ignition issue.
3:12
Hubler was pushed back to the pits. Frank Kimmel is out now.
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3:10
Rundown after 27 cars have qualified..

1 5 Bobby Gerhart 49.321
2 4 Dylan Kwasniewski 49.4
3 25 Justin Boston 49.477
4 90 Grant Enfinger 49.577
5 66 Mark Thompson 49.603
6 55 Leilani Munter 49.641
7 98 Mason Mitchell 49.67
8 22 Tyler Reddick 49.677
9 15 John Wes Townley 49.861
10 32 Terry Jones 49.901
11 88 Justin Allison 50.056
12 19 Brian Rose 50.13
13 48 Sean Corr 50.136
14 52 Clay Campbell 50.163
15 8 Cole Powell 50.229
16 54 Matt Kurzejewski 50.249
17 12 Jared Marks 50.394
18 13 Jeb Burton 50.462
19 02 Mario Gosselin 50.502
20 11 Benny Gordon 50.626
21 3 Tom Buzze 50.776
22 86 Bobby Grewohl 50.786
23 20 Scott Sheldon 50.915
24 2 Thomas Praytor 51.529
25 58 Brent Cross 51.558
26 0 Barry Fitzgerald 51.869
27 10 Dick Doheny 52.993
3:07
Scotty Hubler is the next car out, but he has come to a stop near turn one. He is getting a push.
3:07
98 – Mason Mitchell
Lap 1: 50.332 (178.813 mph)
Lap 2: 49.670 (181.196 mph)
Best: 49.670 (P7)
3:05
Chase Elliott gets some last-minute instructions before his qualifying laps. (Speed51.com photo)
3:04
48 – Sean Corr
Lap 1: 50.764 (177.291 mph)
Lap 2: 50.136 (179.512 mph)
Best: 50.136 (P12)
3:02
25 – Justin Boston
Lap 1: 50.142 (179.490 mph)
Lap 2: 49.477 (181.903 mph)
Best: 49.477 (P3)
3:00
54 – Matt Kurzejewski
Lap 1: 51.023 (176.391 mph)
Lap 2: 50.249 (179.108 mph)
Best: 50.249 (P13)
2:59
As Frank Kimmel climbs in his car, Justin Allison makes his qualifying run on track. (Speed51.com photo)
2:59
2:59
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2:58
2 – Thomas Praytor
Lap 1: 52.207 (172.391 mph)
Lap 2: 51.529 (174.659 mph)
Best: 51.529 (P20)
2:57
Matt Kurzejewski, who has run well at restrictor-plate races in ARCA in the past, says he has a car that isn’t and never has been a good qualifying car. But, he said his car is really, really good in the draft. He expects to qualify around 20th today with plans to move to the front tomorrow.
2:55
88 – Justin Allison
Lap 1: 50.666 (177.634 mph)
Lap 2: 50.056 (179.799 mph)
Best: 50.056 (P9)
2:55
Buster Graham awaits his qualifying run. (Speed51.com photo)
2:54
2:54
The third night of the 48th Annual World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing will feature the season opener for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. The future stars of NASCAR will compete in a 150-lap event around New Smyrna’s famous half-mile oval in the New Smyrna 150 presented by JEGS. Click here for more information.
2:53
90 – Grant Enfinger
Lap 1: 50.193 (179.308 mph)
Lap 2: 49.577 (181.536 mph)
Best: 49.577 (P3)
2:52
2:52
Top 20 so far…

1 5 Bobby Gerhart 49.321
2 4 Dylan Kwasniewski 49.4
3 66 Mark Thompson 49.603
4 55 Leilani Munter 49.641
5 22 Tyler Reddick 49.677
6 15 John Wes Townley 49.861
7 32 Terry Jones 49.901
8 19 Brian Rose 50.13
9 52 Clay Campbell 50.163
10 8 Cole Powell 50.229
11 12 Jared Marks 50.394
12 13 Jeb Burton 50.462
13 02 Mario Gosselin 50.502
14 11 Benny Gordon 50.626
15 3 Tom Buzze 50.776
16 86 Bobby Grewohl 50.786
17 20 Scott Sheldon 50.915
18 58 Brent Cross 51.558
19 0 Barry Fitzgerald 51.869
20 10 Dick Doheny 52.993
2:51
22 – Tyler Reddick
Lap 1: 50.387 (178.618 mph)
Lap 2: 49.677 (181.170 mph)
Best: 49.677 (P5)
2:49
2:49
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2:49
58 – Brent Cross
Lap 1: 52.135 (172.629 mph)
Lap 2: 51.558 (174.561 mph)
Best: 51.558 (P17)
2:46
Top 30 on time rest by points/provisionals. All 43 will start.
2:46
Comment From Go Buzze go!

How many cars are locked in through qualifying?
2:46
19 – Brian Rose
Lap 1: 50.480 (178.288 mph)
Lap 2: 50.130 (179.533 mph)
Best: 50.130 (P7)
2:45
Justin Allison jokes with his crew before qualifying. (Speed51.com photo)
2:43
15 – John Wes Townley
Lap 1: 50.566 (177.985 mph)
Lap 2: 49.861 (180.502 mph)
Best: 49.861 (P5)
2:42
2:42
It is one of the great traditional events in short track racing and the 38th edition of The Rattler will take place on March 15-16 at South Alabama Speedway in Kinston, Alabama. Last year, Kyle Benjamin passed Casey Smith with 27 laps to go then held off Stephen Nasse to score the big win. For more information, please Click here to visit site
2:41
11 – Benny Gordon
Best: 50.626 (177.774 mph)
2:40
Top 15 so far…

1 5 Bobby Gerhart 49.321
2 4 Dylan Kwasniewski 49.4
3 66 Mark Thompson 49.603
4 55 Leilani Munter 49.641
5 32 Terry Jones 49.901
6 52 Clay Campbell 50.163
7 8 Cole Powell 50.229
8 12 Jared Marks 50.394
9 13 Jeb Burton 50.462
10 02 Mario Gosselin 50.502
11 3 Tom Buzze 50.776
12 86 Bobby Grewohl 50.786
13 20 Scott Sheldon 50.915
14 0 Barry Fitzgerald 51.869
15 10 Dick Doheny 52.993
2:39
55 – Leilani Munter
Lap 1: 50.223 (179.201 mph)
Lap 2: 49.641 (181.302 mph)
Best: 49.641 (P4)
2:38
Grant Enfinger climbs aboard. (Speed51.com photo)
2:36
Mark Thompson makes his qualifying laps. (Speed51.com photo)
2:36
66 – Mark Thompson
Lap 1: 50.366 (178.692 mph)
Lap 2: 49.603 (181.441 mph)
Best: 49.603 (P3)
2:34
John Wes Townley won this event in 2013. (Speed51.com photo)
2:34
2:34
The UNOH Battle At The Beach returns on Tuesday, February 18 as drivers from the NASCAR K&N Pro Series and NASCAR Whelen Modified Tours battle for national bragging rights on a 0.4-mile short track oval on Daytona’s backstretch. Click here for more information.
2:34
5 – Bobby Gerhart
Lap 1: 49.833 (180.603 mph)
Lap 2: 49.321 (182.478 mph)
Best: 49.321 (P1)
2:31
52 – Clay Campbell
Lap 1: 50.883 (176.876 mph)
Lap 2: 50.163 (179.415 mph)
Best: 50.163 (P3)
2:29
10 – Dick Doheny
Lap 1: 53.733 (167.495 mph)
Lap 2: 52.993 (169.834 mph)
Best: 52.993 (P11)
2:28
2:28
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2:27
Top ten so far..

1 4 Dylan Kwasniewski 49.4
2 32 Terry Jones 49.901
3 8 Cole Powell 50.229
4 12 Jared Marks 50.394
5 13 Jeb Burton 50.462
6 02 Mario Gosselin 50.502
7 3 Tom Buzze 50.776
8 86 Bobby Grewohl 50.786
9 20 Scott Sheldon 50.915
10 0 Barry Fitzgerald 51.869
2:26
3 – Tom Buzze
Lap 1: 50.862 (176.949 mph)
Lap 2: 50.776 (177.240 mph)
Best: 50.776 (P7)
2:25
Barry Fitzgerald completed his qualifying run. (Speed51.com photo)
2:24
0 – Barry Fitzgerald
Lap 1: 52.370 (171.651 mph)
Lap 2: 51.869 (173.447 mph)
Best: 51.869 (P9)
2:23
Clay Campbell could be a threat for the pole after a strong showing in practice yesterday. (Speed51.com photo)
2:21
32 – Terry Jones
Lap 1: 50.420 (178.501 mph)
Lap 2: 49.901 (180.357 mph)
Best: 49.901 (P2)
2:20
2:20
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2:19
20 – Scott Sheldon
Lap 1: 51.703 (174.071 mph)
Lap 2: 50.915 (178.765 mph)
Best: 50.915 (P7)
2:18
Comment From noble

PA is pulling for benny gordon!!!!
2:18
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2:17
Former ARCA standout and longtime car owner Andy Hillenburg gets Dick Doheny’s car in line. (Speed51.com photo)
2:17
8 – Cole Powell
Lap 1: 50.958 (176.616 mph)
Lap 2: 50.229 (179.179 mph)
Best: 50.229 (P2)
2:15
13 – Jeb Burton
Lap 1: 50.664 (177.641 mph)
Lap 2: 50.462 (178.352 mph)
Best: 50.462 (P3)
2:13
2:13
86 – Bobby Grewohl
Lap 1: 51.311 (175.401 mph)
Lap 2: 50.786 (177.214 mph)
Best: 50.786 (P4)
2:11
12 – Jared Marks
Lap 1: 51.026 (176.381 mph)
Lap 2: 50.394 (178.593 mph)
Best: 50.394 (P2)
2:10
Jeb Burton straps in. (Speed51.com photo)
2:08
2:08
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2:08
02 – Mario Gosselin
Lap 1: 51.132 (176.015 mph)
Lap 2: 50.502 (178.211 mph)
Best: 50.502
2:06
4 – Dylan Kwasniewski
Lap 1: 50.175 (179.372 mph)
Lap 2: 49.400 (182.186 mph)
Best: 49.400
2:04
2:04
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2:03
Kwasniewski is out and we are underway with qualifying from Daytona.
2:02
Comment From Lenny

Go Gordon,Enfinger,and Boston
2:02
Cole Powell is focused. (Speed51.com photo)
2:01
Cars are lined up on pit road, we are waiting for Kwasniewski to head out.
2:00
2:00
LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
1:58
Just a few minutes away from qualifying to start. Dylan Kwasniewski, the 2013 NASCAR K&N Series Pro East Champion, will be the first car out.
1:58
Benny Gordon does some last-minute homework before he time trials. (Speed51.com photo)
1:57
1:57
The cold New England winter heats up once again on Saturday, March 1st. with the running of the 6th Annual DT100 for Make-A-Wish! Over 100 of the top short track drivers and race fans representing over a dozen states will prepare for battle in equally prepared Sodi GT5 racing go karts at the beautiful Maine Indoor Karting complex in Scarborough, ME. Click here for more information.
1:55
Bobby Gerhart laces ’em up for qualifying. (Speed51.com photo)
1:53
We are less than 10 minutes away from qualifying.
1:53
Another change for Daytona is the size of the restrictor plate. The plate size for the older generation engines has increased 1/32nd of an inch to 7/8 of an inch. The plates on the new generations of Toyota, Chevrolet and Ford engines have increased by 1/64 of an inch to 55/64 of an inch total. The ARCA Competition Committee felt the move was necessary to increase competitiveness among the various engines in the ARCA garage.
1:50
1:50
The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East will make their second straight appearance to 5 Flags Speedway on Friday, June 13th. Last year, Ben Kennedy won the inaugural event at the home of the Snowball Derby over Gray Gaulding. Click here for more information.
1:50
This year, the ARCA Racing Series will have larger spoilers for Daytona going from 57 inches to 59 inches wide. The height will remain at 6.5 inches. The goal with this change is the increase the ability of cars to pass.
1:49
Because aerodynamics are so crucial at a superspeedway like Daytona, ARCA officials are ensuring all teams push their cars from the tech line to the qualifying grid from the car’s C-posts only, with one additional crew member steering the car from outside the driver’s window. Officials don’t want any leaning on fenders or quarter panels.
1:48
Mason Mitchell comes to Daytona with a new team this year, Mason Mitchell Motorsports. Last year, he started 23rd and finished 13th. He finished off 2013 as one of the hottest drivers in ARCA Racing Series competition. He had nine straight top-ten finishes at the end of the season. He finished second at Kentucky Speedway and Kansas Speedway.
1:47
Leilani Munter awaits the start of qualifying at Daytona. (Speed51.com photo)
1:46
Just a few more cars remain in the pre-qualifying tech line. (Speed51.com photo)
1:45
Pushing Alx Danielsson’s car to the qualifying grid. (Speed51.com photo)
1:44
1:44
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1:44
Lancaster’s crew in the garage adjusting the 56. (Speed51.com photo)
1:43
Some hard work even before qualifying begins for Virginia’s Derrick Lancaster. Lancaster’s car remains in the garage while all other cars are either in the tech line or on the qualifying grid. Lancaster said he had issues in tech caused by a rear sprint out of the bucket it is housed in and the front sway bar was pre-loaded when it shouldn’t have been. The Lancaster crew is back in the garage and will have to roll through tech once again before the 56 is allowed to qualify.
1:43
Daytona International Speedway has a historic list of families that have competed at the famous 2.5-mile oval. One of those names is Allison. Justin Allison, the grandson of Donnie Allison and great nephew of Bobby Allison will make his Daytona debut on Saturday. Justin made his ARCA debut last season at Kansas Speedway where he finished 13th.

During the ARCA test session back in December, Allison was third overall on the weekend’s speed charts.

He won the 2010 Legacy Racing Series Championship. He also has made starts in Super Late Model competition until teaming up with BCR Racing and their development team.
1:41
1:41
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1:38
Grant Enfinger is making his fourth Daytona start tomorrow in the ARCA Racing Series. Last year he qualified sixth. The runner-up finisher in the 2013 Snowball Derby won twice in the ARCA competition last year with wins at Mobile and Iowa Speedway. The Fairhope, AL driver was 11th on Thursday’s practice chart.
1:38
Cole Powell’s “Let’s Stop the Stigma” No. 8 rolls through the tech room. (Speed51.com photo)
1:36
1:36
One of the biggest early-season Outlaw Super Late Model events in the country takes place on May 24…it’s the Joy Fair Memorial presented by Diamond Pistons at Flat Rock Speedway. Be there when some of the baddest and fastest racecars on the planet battle in a historic event at the Flat Rock bullring. Click here for more information.
1:35
Yesterday, defending ARCA Racing Series Champion Frank Kimmel didn’t have the practice day that he and his new Win-Tron team were looking for.

“We had a miss in the motor early on that set us back a bit, but we think we have it cured,” Kimmel said. “We think we had a faulty fuel pressure regulator that was screwing up what was going to the carburetor. It was really strange, but I’m glad it happened then rather than in the race. It was actually a blessing that our practice session was cut short short to fix this problem.”
1:33
Final prep for Scott Sheldon’s car. (Speed51.com photo)
1:32
1:32
Anderson Speedway will host the Redbud 300 with a new date in 2014. This year’s Super Late Model ARCA/CRA Super Series event will take place on Saturday, June 14 at the famed quarter-mile high-banked oval in Anderson, Indiana. Last year, Johnny Van Doorn picked up a big win in a star-studded field. Click here for more information.
1:31
1:30
ARCA Racing Series
Lucas Oil 200 Presented by MAVTV American Real Qualifying Order
Lineup Presented by Racecar Engineering

 

1 4 Dylan Kwasniewski
2 02 Mario Gosselin
3 12 Jared Marks
4 86 Bobby Grewohl
5 13 Jeb Burton
6 8 Cole Powell
7 20 Scott Sheldon
8 32 Terry Jones
9 0 Barry Fitzgerald
10 3 Tom Buzze
11 10 Dick Doheny
12 52 Clay Campbell
13 5 Bobby Gerhart
14 66 Mark Thompson
15 55 Leilani Munter
16 11 Benny Gordon
17 15 John Wes Townley
18 19 Brian Rose
19 58 Brent Cross
20 22 Tyler Reddick
21 90 Grant Enfinger
22 88 Justin Allison
23 2 Thomas Praytor
24 54 Matt Kurzejewski
25 25 Justin Boston
26 48 Sean Corr
27 98 Mason Mitchell
28 7 Scotty Hubler
29 44 Frank Kimmel
30 99 Buster Graham
31 9 Chase Elliott
32 56 Derrick Lancaster
33 46 Maryeve Dufault
34 68 Chris Bailey
35 97 Tim Viens
36 72 Austin Wayne Self
37 17 Bryan Silas
38 77 Tom Hessert
39 69 Will Kimmel
40 40 Alx Danielsson
41 23 Spencer Gallagher
42 06 Ed Pompa
43 33 Kody Weisner

 

 
1:26
Dylan Kwasniewski’s car is at the front of the qualifying grid. (Speed51.com photo)
1:20
1:20
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1:20
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1:20
1:20
Final Thursday ARCA Practice Results
Presented by Racecar Engineering
1:16
1:16
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1:10
Bobby Gerhart was the fastest in Thursday’s practice. (Speed51.com Photo)
1:07
1:07
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1:06
Yesterday, 42 cars took to the high banks of Daytona for a four-hour practice session. Bobby Gerhart was the fastest as he set an early fast lap of 49.232 (182.808 mph). Dylan Kwasniewski was second fastest with a time of 49.246 (182.756 mph) and Clay Campbell was third with a 49.277 (182.641 mph). Chase Elliott was fourth with a time of 49.304 (182.541 mph) and Leilani Munter rounded out the top five with a time of 49.334 (182.430 mph).
1:03
Today’s Schedule…

2pm EST – ARCA Qualifying (Two laps)
5pm EST – ARCA Garage Closes
1:02
1:01
LetsStopTheStigma.com presents today’s Trackside Now coverage of the ARCA Racing Series from Daytona International Speedway. ARCA Racing Driver Cole Powell is on a personal mission to help people suffering with Bi-polar, Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, Anorexia, P.T.S.D. and other disorders on how they can get help, give help or just be more aware of what’s happening with friends and family around them. On the website, Cole shares his personal stories of family and friends who suffer from different mental illnesses. His goal is to help raise awareness and lower the stigma if more people would understand their signs and symptoms and hopefully seek help. Click here to read Cole’s story.
1:01
Good afternoon from Daytona International Speedway for today’s coverage of the ARCA Racing Series qualifying for Saturday’s Lucas Oil 200 presented by MAVTV American Real.  
12:58
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