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Matt Kenseth Captures Final Pole of 2013

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Matt Kenseth has won the final Coors Light Pole Award of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup season for Sunday afternoon’s Ford Eco-Boost 400.

Kenseth’s qualifying lap was 30.394seconds, 177.667 mph, and is his first pole at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and third pole of the season.

Friday evening’s qualifying session was a massive turnaround for Kenseth and the No. 20 team following last week at Phoenix. He fell 28 points behind the championship leader, Jimmie Johnson, heading into Sunday’s race.

Johnson qualified seventh and needs to finish 23rd or higher to win his sixth championship. Kevin Harvick, the only other driver mathematically eligible to win the title, qualified one spot ahead of Johnson in sixth.

Coverage for the Ford EcoBoost 400 from Homestead-Miami Speedway begins with NASCAR Countdown on 2pm EST on ESPN, with he green flag set to wave at 3:15 pm ET. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. will be the ESPN in-race reporter.

Qualifying Results for Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead

  1. Matt Kenseth
  2. Kurt Busch
  3. Joey Logano
  4. Brad Keselowski
  5. Denny Hamlin
  6. Kevin Harvick
  7. Jimmie Johnson
  8. Martin Truex Jr.
  9. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
  10. Elliott Sadler
  11. Kyle Busch
  12. Paul Menard
  13. Kasey Kahne
  14. Jeff Burton
  15. Ryan Newman
  16. Greg Biffle
  17. Trevor Bayne
  18. Carl Edwards
  19. Aric Almirola
  20. Kyle Larson
  21. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
  22. Mark Martin
  23. Marcos Ambrose
  24. Danica Patrick
  25. Clint Bowyer
  26. Jeff Gordon
  27. Juan Pablo Montoya
  28. Jamie McMurray
  29. David Ragan
  30. Parker Kligerman
  31. David Gilliland
  32. David Reutimann
  33. Travis Kvapil
  34. Michael McDowell
  35. Jose Wise
  36. AJ Allmendinger
  37. JJ Yeley
  38. Dave Blaney
  39. Landon Cassill
  40. Casey Mears
  41. Ken Schrader
  42. Joe Nemechek
  43. Tony Raines
TotalSportsBlog November 15, 2013
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