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Chase Briscoe Wins Third Straight Pole and NASCAR-High 4th Pole at Michigan International Speedway
- Chase Briscoe secured the pole position at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday with a lap of 195.514 mph for the FireKeepers Casino 400.
- Briscoe earned his third consecutive pole and fourth this season amid strong team performance despite not yet winning since joining Joe Gibbs Racing.
- Kyle Busch qualified second alongside Briscoe, continuing his longest career winless streak of over 70 races while driving for Richard Childress Racing.
- Briscoe said, "I tried to run low," but ended high on exit, noting competitors opened their entry more and that holding wide open was harder than expected.
- Both drivers aim to convert strong qualifying into race wins, with Briscoe optimistic his streak may finally translate into a victory at Michigan.
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Chase Briscoe claims 3rd straight NASCAR Cup Series pole at Michigan
Chase Briscoe claimed his third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series pole position Saturday morning, with the Joe Gibbs Racing driver taking top honors at Michigan International Speedway for Sunday's FireKeepers Casino 400.
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Chase Briscoe wins third straight pole and NASCAR-high 4th pole at Michigan International Speedway
Chase Briscoe won his third straight pole and NASCAR-high fourth this year at Michigan International Speedway. Briscoe is driving the No. 19 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing. He turned a lap of 195.514 mph in qualifying on the 2-mile oval…
NASCAR News: Chase Briscoe wins Cup Series pole at Michigan
Chase Briscoe claimed his third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series pole position Saturday morning. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver taking top honors at Michigan International Speedway for Sunday’s FireKeepers Casino 400. … Read More The post NASCAR News: Chase Briscoe wins Cup Series pole at Michigan appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
NASCAR Qualifying: Chase Briscoe Nabs Third Consecutive Pole
Chase Briscoe is seemingly unstoppable in qualifying these days. The first-year driver of the No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota made it three consecutive poles, topping all NASCAR Cup Series qualifiers on Saturday at Michigan International Speedway with a lap of 195.514 mph. Joining Briscoe on the outside of Row 1 for Sunday’s race at Michigan will be Kyle Busch (195.371 mph) in the No. 8 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet. JGR’s Denny Hamlin quali…
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