Brad Coleman put himself in good position to win his
first career checkered flag.
Coleman posted the fastest time in Friday night's NASCAR Busch Series
qualifying session and will start from the pole in Saturday's Aaron's
312 at Talladega Superspeedway.
It was the first career pole for Coleman, who clocked 184.299 miles per
hour in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo. A rookie for Joe Gibbs Racing, Coleman
has finished no higher than 15th in his first four starts this season.
Suspended Waltrip crew chief
no longer with team
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David Hyder, one of two
Michael Waltrip Racing employees suspended by NASCAR in a
cheating scandal at Daytona in February, parted ways with the
team on Friday.
Coleman wins first Busch
Series pole
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Nineteen-year-old Brad
Coleman gave Joe Gibbs Racing its fifth consecutive Busch Series
pole at a restrictor-plate track Friday.
Waltrip has ideas for fairer
qualifying
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Michael Waltrip has failed
to qualify for seven of the eight NASCAR Nextel Cup races this
season, and he believes the system now being used to select the
fields is somewhat flawed.
