NASCAR Atlanta Lineup: Starting Order For Sunday’s QuikTrip 500

Denny Hamlin is on the pole

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Mar 17, 2021

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      The lineup for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway is set.

      NASCAR on Wednesday revealed the full starting order for the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 with Denny Hamlin, who finished third last weekend at Phoenix Raceway, claiming the pole position. Instacart 500 winner Martin Truex Jr. will start second with Joey Logano, Brad Keselowski and Chase Elliott rounding out the top five.

      Here's the lineup for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race in Atlanta:

      1. Denny Hamlin
      2. Martin Truex Jr
      3. Joey Logano
      4. Brad Keselowski
      5. Chase Elliott
      6. Kyle Larson
      7. Kevin Harvick
      8. Christopher Bell
      9. William Byron
      10. Ryan Blaney
      11. Kurt Busch
      12. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
      13. Austin Dillon
      14. Alex Bowman
      15. Bubba Wallace
      16. Aric Almirola
      17. Chris Buescher
      18. Michael McDowell
      19. Kyle Busch
      20. Matt DiBenedetto
      21. Ross Chastain
      22. Erik Jones
      23. Ryan Preece
      24. Chase Briscoe
      25. Daniel Suarez
      26. Justin Haley
      27. Cole Custer
      28. Ryan Newman
      29. Tyler Reddick
      30. Corey LaJoie
      31. BJ McLeod
      32. Anthony Alfredo
      33. Cody Ware
      34. James Davison
      35. Quin Houff
      36. Joey Gase
      37. Josh Bilicki
      38. Timmy Hill
      39. Austin Cindric

      The race is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. ET. There will be a limited number of fans in the stands.

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