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Brad Keselowski has taken the pole at Texas, his first as an owner-driver at NASCAR's highest level, and will start along side Joey Logano who will qualified second.
One of the first things Brad Keselowski did before buying into Jack Roush's race team was check the years remaining on the contract for Chris Buescher, the driver he was inheriting with his purchase.
It is incredibly difficult to pass at Texas Motor Speedway, which next year will have just one race for the first time since 2005.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Brad Keselowski has his first pole as an owner-driver at NASCAR's highest level, a week after RFK Racing's other car went to Victory Lane. While never in playoff contention after joining a rebranded team with longtime owner Jack Roush this season, 2012 Cup champion Keselowski had a qualifying lap of 189.99 mph on Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway.
Bell, coming off three top-five finishes in the first round of the playoffs, fared well at Texas Motor Speedway last fall, and also in 2020.