NASCAR starting lineup results: Christopher Bell claims pole position at Pennzoil 400

Round 2 results: Christopher Bell claimed the pole position for Sunday’s race and Kyle Larson will join him on the front row. Here’s how the full starting lineup looks:

Round 1, Group B results: The five to advance are Kyle Larson, Chase Briscoe, Austin Cindric, Denny Hamlin, and Joey Logano.

Round 1, Group A results: The first group wrapped up round one and the top five are bolded in the results below. Those five advance to the second round after group B finishes their first round of qualifying.

1. Christopher Bell: 29.755
2. Tyler Reddick: 29.77
3. Chase Elliott: 29.802
4. Austin Dillon: 29.845
5. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.: 29.925
6. William Byron: 29.996
7. Aric Almirola: 30.214
8. Daniel Suárez: 30.219
9. Erik Jones: 30.249
10. Cole Custer: 30.357
11. Kevin Harvick: 30.368
12. Chris Buescher: 30.528
13. Justin Haley: 30.53
14. Todd Gilliland: 30.686
15. Kurt Busch: 30.713
16. Ty Dillon: 30.777
17. Cody Ware: 31.195
18. B.J. McLeod: 32.006

NASCAR is back for its third race of the 2022 regular season, racing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The Truck Series wrapped its race on Friday, the Xfinity Series runs Saturday afternoon, and the Cup Series closes the weekend with the Pennzoil 400 on Sunday afternoon.

A day prior to Sunday’s Cup Series race, the circuit will run single-car qualifying to determine the starting lineup. Qualifying gets started at 2:15 p.m. ET and will air on FS1. It consists of the field being split into two groups, with every driver running one lap. The five fastest drivers from each group will advance to the second round of qualifying. That group of ten will compete for the pole position.

Kyle Larson is the favorite to win the race at DraftKings Sportsbook with odds at +500. He’s followed by Joey Logano and Chase Elliott at +800, Ryan Blaney at +1000, and Denny Hamlin, William Byron, and Kyle Busch at +1200.

We’ll update results as they come in for each round of qualifying until we have a full starting lineup settled. Here is the full field for Sunday’s Pennzoil 400 Cup Series race.