Brad Keselowski scores John R. Elliott HERO Campaign 300 pole

On Friday afternoon at Kentucky Speedway, it’d be Brad Keselowski scoring the Coors Light Pole Award for the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign 300 presented by Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. It marks his 15th career pole award and first of the season.

Following a fifth place in last night’s truck race, Keselowski will be looking for his first Nationwide Series win of the season. Keselowski has a pair of top-five finishes in two starts this year.

Kyle Busch, who won the aforementioned truck race, qualified second for tonight’s event, followed by Paul Menard, Matt Kenseth and Brian Scott. Scott is searching for his first career victory and was considered a “threat” for tonight following practice.

Rookie Chase Elliott qualified sixth, followed by Kevin Harvick, Ty Dillon, Ryan Blaney and Elliott Sadler.

Points leader Regan Smith would qualify 14th.

Chad Boat, Kevin LePage and Tommy Jo Martin would fail to qualify for the 40-car field.

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Joining OnPitRoad.com mid-2013 season, Ashley McCubbin is now the Managing Editor and contributes to each racing division as needed. Since studying journalism at the University of Guelph-Humber, Ashley has published articles on a couple of different websites, while serving as a public relations representative for different short track teams. Born in North York, Ontario, Ashley currently lives in Bradford, Ontario and spends her weekend at the local short tracks in the area. She has spent her entire life at the short track level, falling in love with the sport at the age of five. Beyond her love of short track racing, she also has grown an interest for both NASCAR and the IndyCar Racing Series. She also enjoys taking photos and working on websites, while playing a couple rounds of Candy Crush afterwards.

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