Brad Keselowski is having a great weekend at Homestead-Miami speedway and has a pole win for the NASCAR Nationwide Series Ford EcoBoost 300 to show for it. Keselowski was able to move on through all the rounds in the new qualifying format and finished the last one with a lap time of 32.455 seconds.
This is Keselowski's 19th pole in his 216 NASCAR Nationwide Series races, his second of eight at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Chase Elliott already clinched the NASCAR Nationwide Series coming into this weekend, but had a disappointing qualifying run as he wasn't able to move onto the final round and will start tonight’s race in the 14th position.
Milka Duno, the first ever Latin women Nationwide Series driver, was able to qualify for tonight’s race and will start in the back of the pack.
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