Fifty minutes, two sets of tires, 36 cars and 1,877 laps on the chart. The pole sitter is the only driver who has finished top five in every race here. The best overall average in the field starts second. The best long-run car starts fourth. Here is every driver, decoded.
The Speed Board The field shrinks as the runs get longer. All 36 drivers have a five-lap and a ten-lap number, 33 have a fifteen, 26 have a twenty, 21 have a twenty-five and only 14 strung together thirty consecutive green laps. A rank at thirty laps is a rank out of 14, not out of 36.
Every cell was computed from the official lap chart and checked against the official consecutive-lap table, 252 of 252. “ ” “ ” Fifty minutes, two sets of tires, 36 cars and 1,877 laps on the chart. The pole sitter is the only driver who has finished top five in every race here.
By PitByNumbers Staff · World Wide Technology Raceway · Practice & Qualifying · 36-Driver Read · Sunday, September 13, 2026 · 3:00 PM ET · USA Network - Joey Logano took the pole by 0.276, the biggest first-to-second gap the booth could remember since Chicagoland in 2017, and he has never finished worse than fifth here. - The best overall average of the session belongs to Kyle Larson, 25th on the single-lap chart. He starts second.
- Ryan Blaney was fastest from the first lap to the last and first in three windows. Christopher Bell owns fifteen, twenty and thirty. They start third and fourth.
- Denny Hamlin was 30th on the single-lap chart and had the smallest thirty-lap falloff in the field. Josh Berry's top-five sheet starts 16th. William Byron's seventh-best thirty-lap car starts 24th.
Every window, every driver, ranked. 252 of 252 cells checked against the official table. The board does not care where anybody qualified.