The field was set Friday night for Saturday’s All American 400 at the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway. Photo courtesy Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
Kyle Benjamin beat all comers in qualifying for Saturday’s All American 400 at the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Friday night.
Benjamin, of Easley, SC, toured the legendary 0.596-mile track with a lap at 18.194 seconds. He was followed by Tennessee native Willie Allen with an 18.271 mph. NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Kyle Busch turned in the third fastest time with an 18.271. Second generation racer Ross Kenseth was fourth quick with an 18.274, and Daniel Hemric, piloting the car he won the CRA JEG’S 100 at Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson, GA last month, rounded out the top five.
Rounding out the top 10 on time was Kyle Grissom, Eddie Hoffman, Trey Mitchell, Preson Peltier, and Nate Caruth.
The top ten drew for starting spots, with Hoffman drawing the first spot. He will be followed to the green flag by Caruth, Mitchell, Allen, Benjamin, Busch, Kenseth, Peltier, Hemric and Grissom.
Other notable qualifiers included Senoia, GA’s Bubba Pollard in 16th, Mike Garvey in 19th, second generation Nashville racer Clay Alexander in 22nd, two time Daytona 500 winner and two time Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway champion Sterling Marlin in 23rd, 2010 All American winner T.J. Reaid in 26th, and 13 year old Spencer Davis from Dawsonville, GA in 31st.
Grandstand gates for tomorrow’s All American 400 open at 11:30 AM, with Last Chance Races for the PASS South Super Late Models at 1 PM, a 125 lap championship race for the Hunter’s Sand & Gravel Pro Late Models at 2:30 PM, and the green flag for the 28th All American 400 at 6 PM.
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PASS South Series
Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway – Nashville, TN
All American 400 Qualifying – Oct. 5, 2012
1. Kyle Benjamin – 18.194
2. Willie Allen – 18.235
3. Kyle Busch – 18.271
4. Ross Kenseth – 18.274
5. Daniel Hemric – 18.314
6. Kyle Grissom – 18.326
7. Eddie Hoffman – 18.340
8. Trey Mitchell – 18.352
9. Preston Peltier – 18.411
10. Nate Caruth – 18.412
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12. Mason Mingus – 18.431
13. Jay Fogleman – 18.450
14. Gray Gaulding – 18.453
15. Landon Cling – 18.456
16. Bubba Pollard – 18.460
17. Michael House – 18.460
18. Johnny Brazier – 18.461
19. Mike Garvey – 18.465
20. Donnie Wilson – 18.465
21. Mark Day – 18.489
22. Clay Alexander – 18.492
23. Sterling Marlin – 18.504
24. Cassius Clark – 18.506
25. D.J. Shaw – 18.515
26. T.J. Reaid – 18.520
27. Brandon Ward – 18.527
28. Ben Rowe – 18.538
29. Scott Mulkern – 18.543
30. Dennis Shoenfield – 18.547
31. Spencer Davis – 18.572
32. Randy Gentry – 18.626
33. Johnny Clark – 18.641
34. Allen Karnes – 18.654
35. Clay Rogers – 18.655
36. Garrett Evans – 18.676
37. John Batten – 18.916
38. Matt Matheson – 19.222
39. Rick Brown – 20.002
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