NASCAR starting lineup: NASCAR starting grid for Dover after Cup Series qualifying canceled
Unfortunately, Saturday's practice and qualifying was wiped out due to rain at Dover Motor Speedway. As a results, the NASCAR starting grid for tomorrow is based on the metric scores that would've determined the qualifying order.
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Let's dive into the NASCAR starting lineup for Sunday's race at Dover Motor Speedway.
NASCAR starting lineup for Dover: Cup Series qualifying results
Here is the starting lineup for the NASCAR race tomorrow. The order is based on the reverse metric score for qualifying, courtesy of JaySki.com. We've included their metric score since there is no qualifying speed.
Chase Elliott – 2.700
Chase Briscoe – 3.800
Christopher Bell – 5.300
Tyler Reddick – 5.700
William Byron – 5.9000
Shane van Gisbergen – 8.500
Michael McDowell – 8.800
Joey Logano – 9.600
Ty Gibbs – 10.300
Kyle Busch – 11.800
Ryan Preece – 12.600
Chris Buescher – 14.200
Denny Hamlin – 15.200
Josh Berry – 15.400
Brad Keselowski – 15.800
Alex Bowman – 16.900
AJ Allmendinger – 17.700
Daniel Suarez – 18.500
Ross Chastain – 19.500
Justin Haley – 20.100
Ty Dillon – 21.200
Bubba Wallace – 22.100
Austin Dillon – 23.100
Todd Gilliland – 24.400
Kyle Larson – 25.400
Austin Cindric – 25.500
Erik Jones – 26.000
John Hunter Nemechek – 26.200
Cole Custer – 26.300
Zane Smith – 26.400
Ryan Blaney – 27.300
Riley Herbst – 28.000
Carson Hocevar – 29.600
Ricky Stenhouse Jr – 30.000
Cody Ware – 34.600
Noah Gragson – 25.800
JJ Yeley – 42.200
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NASCAR starting grid for Sunday
Row 1: Chase Elliott, Chase Briscoe
Row 2: Christopher Bell, Tyler Reddick
Row 3: William Byron, Shane van Gisbergen
Row 4: Michael McDowell, Joey Logano
Row 5: Ty Gibbs, Kyle Busch
Row 6: Ryan Preece, Chris Buescher
Row 7: Denny Hamlin, Josh Berry
Row 8: Brad Keselowski, Alex Bowman
Row 9: AJ Allmendinger, Daniel Suarez
Row 10: Ross Chastain, Justin Haley
Row 11: Ty Dillon, Bubba Wallace
Row 12: Austin Dillon, Todd Gilliland
Row 13: Kyle Larson, Austin Cindric
Row 14: Erik Jones, John Hunter Nemechek
Row 15: Cole Custer, Zane Smith
Row 16: Ryan Blaney, Riley Herbst
Row 17: Carson Hocevar, Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Row 18: Cody Ware, Noah Gragson
Row 19: JJ Yeley
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