The NASCAR schedule this weekend has taken us to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the annual Brickyard 400. One of the
The NASCAR schedule this weekend has taken us to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the annual Brickyard 400. One of the most distinguished races in Cup Series comes with just five weeks left in the regular season. With the playoffs imminent, the NASCAR starting lineup for the Brickyard 400 and Saturday’s Cup Series qualifying results matter more than ever.
Related: NASCAR predictions for Brickyard 400
Following the NASCAR qualifying results on Saturday afternoon for the Cup Series, let’s dive into the Brickyard 400 starting grid and lineup.
NASCAR starting lineup: Brickyard 400
- Chase Briscoe – 49.136 seconds
- Bubba Wallace –49.149 seconds
- Erik Jones -49.248 seconds
- Tyler Reddick – 49.267 seconds
- Ty Gibbs – 49.330 seconds
- William Byron – 49.442 seconds
- Chris Buescher – 49.447 seconds
- Carson Hocevar – 49.495 seconds
- AJ Allmendinger – 49.499 seconds
- Austin Cindric – 49.586 seconds
- Shane van Gisbergen – 49.591 seconds
- Kyle Larson – 49.617 seconds
- Kyle Busch – 49.595 seconds
- Brad Keselowski – 49.629 seconds
- Joey Logano – 49.693 seconds
- Christopher Bell – 49.795 seconds
- Josh Berry – 49.830 seconds
- Noah Gragson – 49.894 seconds
- Todd Gilliland – 49.941 seconds
- Austin Dillon – 49.949 seconds
- Alex Bowman – 49.967 seconds
- Michael McDowell – 49.974 seconds
- Ryan Preece – 49.979 seconds
- Ryan Blaney – 49.992 seconds
- Riley Herbst – 50.012 seconds
- Ty Dillon – 50.051 seconds
- Zane Smith – 50.061 seconds
- Justin Haley – 50.067 seconds
- Cole Custer – 50.088 seconds
- Chase Elliott – 50.114 seconds
- Daniel Suárez – 50.201 seconds
- Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 50.310 seconds
- Ross Chastain – 50.333 seconds
- Cody Ware – 50.588 seconds
- Jesse Love – 50.801 seconds
- John H. Nemechek – 50.989 seconds
- Josh Bilicki – 54.565 seconds
- Katherine Legge – 56.963 seconds
- Denny Hamlin – Crash
Related: NASCAR standings before Brickyard 400
Brickyard 400 starting grid
- Row 1: Chase Briscoe, Bubba Wallace
- Row 2: Erik Jones, Tyler Reddick
- Row 3: Ty Gibbs, William Byron
- Row 4: Chris Buescher, Carson Hocevar
- Row 5: AJ Allmendinger, Austin Cindric
- Row 6: Shane van Gisbergen, Kyle Busch
- Row 7: Kyle Larson, Brad Keselowski
- Row 8: Joey Logano, Christopher Bell
- Row 9: Josh Berry, Noah Gragson
- Row 10: Todd Gilliland, Austin Dillon
- Row 11: Alex Bowman, Michael McDowell
- Row 12: Ryan Preece, Ryan Blaney
- Row 13: Riley Herbst, Ty Dillon
- Row 14: Zane Smith, Justin Haley
- Row 15: Cole Custer, Chase Elliott
- Row 16: Daniel Suarez, Ricky Stenhouse Jr
- Row 17: Ross Chastain, Cody Ware
- Row 18: Jesse Love, John Hunter Nemechej
- Row 19: Josh Bilicki, Katherine Legge
- Row 20: Denny Hamlin
Who is on the pole for the NASCAR race on Sunday
Chase Briscoe is on the pole for the Brickyard 400 on Sunday. Bubba Wallace is second in the NASCAR starting grid tomorrow.
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