On Tuesday, Nationwide drivers went for a final practice at Daytona.
In the morning, they went for individual testing as Cale Gale was, once again, the fastest driving his Chevy No 77A at 179.917 mph. Canadian D.J. Kennington ran the 15th best speed with his No 72A Dodge at 176.984 mph.
In the afternoon, only six drivers elected to hit the track. David Stremme ran the best speed behind the wheel of his No 64 Chevy at 179.935 mph.
Consequently, the fastest of all drivers during the three-day practice session was Tim McCreadie in the individual runs with his No 21 Chevy at 180.032 mph. D.J. Kennington (Dodge No 72A) had the 28th best speed at 176.984 mph.
In the drafting sessions, Erik Darnell (Ford No 17) posted the fastest speed of 184.744 mph. D.J. ran the 30th best speed at 181.620 mph.
In the morning, they went for individual testing as Cale Gale was, once again, the fastest driving his Chevy No 77A at 179.917 mph. Canadian D.J. Kennington ran the 15th best speed with his No 72A Dodge at 176.984 mph.
In the afternoon, only six drivers elected to hit the track. David Stremme ran the best speed behind the wheel of his No 64 Chevy at 179.935 mph.
Consequently, the fastest of all drivers during the three-day practice session was Tim McCreadie in the individual runs with his No 21 Chevy at 180.032 mph. D.J. Kennington (Dodge No 72A) had the 28th best speed at 176.984 mph.
In the drafting sessions, Erik Darnell (Ford No 17) posted the fastest speed of 184.744 mph. D.J. ran the 30th best speed at 181.620 mph.