After finishing second and fifth in Dover last season, the 25-year-old came back and won the pole for the AAA 400 Drive for Autism. This is his first pole of the season and his first career pole at Dover.
“We’ve always qualified good here, have yet to get a pole, have raced well here, but yet to get a win. So maybe we’ll get both out of the way this weekend,” Larson told FS1 after qualifying.
Larson has six career Top 10s at Dover and seven Top 12s.
As for Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch, who both seem to be winning every other week this season, they will start in second and fourth respectively.
Joey Logano who took home the win last week at Talladega will start 18th.
The AAA 400 Drive for Autism will get going Sunday at 2 p.m. on FS1.
Starting lineup for the AAA 400 Drive for Autism
- Kyle Larson2. Kevin Harvick3. Martin Truex Jr.4. Kyle Busch5. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.6. Chase Elliott7. Daniel Suarez8. Brad Keselowski9. Kurt Busch10. Denny Hamlin11. Erik Jones12. Clint Bowyer13. Aric Almirola14. Ryan Blaney15. Alex Bowman16. Chris Buescher17. William Byron18. Joey Logano19. Jimmie Johnson20. Paul Menard21. Ryan Newman22. Trevor Bayne23. Jamie McMurray24. Matt DiBenedetto25. Kasey Kahne26. Darrell Wallace Jr. 27. Austin Dillon28. AJ Allmendinger29. Michael McDowell30. Ty Dillon31. Ross Chastain32. David Ragan 33. Landon Cassill34. Reed Sorenson35. Gray Gaulding36. Derrick Cope37. Cody Ware38. Corey Lagoie
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