The Fenton, MO, native
turned a fast lap in 19.709 seconds at a speed of 91.329 mph, earning his second
career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series pole in his 100th career start. His
previous pole came at Bristol Motor Speedway in August of 2004, and he now
becomes the oldest pole winner in series history at the age of 58 years, one
month and 25 days. Schader took advantage of an early qualifying draw, as the
sixth driver to take time.
Despite setting fast time, Schrader will not necessarily start on the pole for the opening segment of tonight’s Mudsummer Classis. Time trial results serve to set the field for this evening’s five, eight-lap qualifying races. Those races -- along with a 15-lap last chance qualifier -- will determine the starting grid for the 150 lap main event. Schrader must win his heat race to earn pole position for the main.
Unofficial Time Trial Results:
Pos # Driver
1 52 Ken Schrader
2 6 Jared Landers
3 17 Timothy Peters
4 81 Kenny Wallace
5 4 Jeb Burton
6 44 JR Heffner
7 32 Miguel Paludo
8 5 Jason Bowles
9 8 Max Gresham
10 98 Johnny Sauter
11 18 Joey Coulter
12 88 Matt Crafton
13 68 Clay Greenfield
14 39 Austin Dillon
15 34 Ryan Newman
16 07 Jimmy Weller
17 54 Darrell Wallace Jr.
18 62 Brendan Gaughan
19 31 James Buescher
20 63 Justin Jennings
21 84 Jeff Babcock
22 13 Tracy Hines
23 30 Kyle Larson
24 7 John Wes Townley
25 99 Bryan Silas
26 19 Dave Blaney
27 57 Norm Benning
28 24 Brennan Newberry
29 9 Ron Hornaday Jr.
30 3 Ty Dillon
31 51 Scott Bloomquist
32 29 Ryan Blaney
33 60 Dakoda Armstrong
34 10 Joe Cobb
35 77 German Quiroga Jr.
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