.WilliamByron and TylerReddick will share the front row for Sunday's NASCAR Cup race at COTA. Former F1 World Champions Kimi Raikkonen and Jenson Button were just 0.03s apart in lap times and will start in the back half of the 39-car field:
“I don’t know, I was just watching Reddick go out there and set the pace,” Byron said when asked how he gained so much time between the first and second rounds. “He’s been so fast all weekend. Just trying to continue to inch up on him.
“We made big improvements with the car overnight. I thought that practice session helped us to get a little bit better and get the back of the car settled down. “It’s really fun to get the first pole of the year. Obviously, we’ve been on a good stretch here of late. Tomorrow’s what pays. So, we just got to be there at the end.”
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