Pole Position Drama at Dover
Denny Hamlin claimed the pole for the upcoming NASCAR All‑Star Race at Dover Motor Speedway, posting a lap that was 0.144 seconds quicker than Brad Keselowski’s effort over the three‑lap sprint.
The qualifying session featured 24 of the 36 entries completing error‑free runs, underscoring the tight competition that defined the final grid.
Pit Stop Challenge Highlights
Zane Smith’s pit crew captured the $100,000 bonus for the day’s fastest stop, a reminder that split‑second efficiency can carry a hefty reward.
Broadcast and Streaming
Fans will watch the action live on FS1, with streaming available through services such as Fubo, the FOX One app, HBO MAX’s in‑car camera feed, and NASCAR.com.
Race Format and Distance
The race itself will run 350 laps, covering 350 miles, split into segments of 75, 75 and 200 laps, before the checkered flag waves.
Driver Lineup and Teams
Among the drivers set to compete are Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, Bubba Wallace and a host of others, each representing teams from Joe Gibbs Racing, Hendrick Motorsports and the expanding stable of 23XI Racing, Trackhouse Racing and others.
Start Time
The green flag is scheduled for roughly 12:05 p.m. CT on Sunday, May 17, marking the start of what promises to be a high‑octane spectacle at the 1‑mile oval in Delaware.