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The Sprint Cup lineup at Phoenix

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The NASCAR Sprint Cup starting lineup at Phoenix International Raceway:

Driver	Date	Time	Speed
Track Race Record:	Tony Stewart	11/07/99	02:38:28	118.132
Pos	Car	Driver	Team	Time	Speed
Row 1:	1	1	Martin Truex Jr.	Rain-X Chevrolet	26.643	135.120
	2	2	Kurt Busch	Miller Lite Dodge	26.750	134.579
Row 2:	3	48	Jimmie Johnson	Lowe's Chevrolet	26.775	134.454
	4	9	Kasey Kahne	Budweiser Dodge	26.807	134.293
Row 3:	5	11	Denny Hamlin	FedEx Ground Toyota	26.820	134.228
	6	16	Greg Biffle	3M Ford	26.821	134.223
Row 4:	7	18	Kyle Busch	Pedigree Toyota	26.831	134.173
	8	14	Tony Stewart	Old Spice / Office Depot Chevrolet	26.850	134.078
Row 5:	9	07	Casey Mears	Jack Daniel's Chevrolet	26.860	134.028
	10	5	Mark Martin	Kellogg's / CARQUEST Chevrolet	26.861	134.023
Row 6:	11	55	Michael Waltrip	NAPA Auto Parts Toyota	26.876	133.949
	12	77	Sam Hornish Jr.	Mobil 1 Dodge	26.881	133.924
Row 7:	13	33	Clint Bowyer	Cheerios / Hamburger Helper Chevrolet	26.890	133.879
	14	24	Jeff Gordon	DuPont Chevrolet	26.891	133.874
Row 8:	15	00	David Reutimann	Aaron's Dream Machine Toyota	26.893	133.864
	16	44	A J Allmendinger	Ford Drive one. Ford	26.914	133.759
Row 9:	17	42	Juan Pablo Montoya	Target Chevrolet	26.922	133.720
	18	88	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	AMP Energy / National Guard Chevrolet	26.926	133.700
Row 10:	19	83	Brian Vickers	Red Bull Toyota	26.930	133.680
	20	71	Bobby Labonte	TRG Motorsports Chevrolet	26.952	133.571
Row 11:	21	47	Marcos Ambrose	Little Debbie / Kingsford / Clorox Toyota	26.956	133.551
	22	7	Robby Gordon	Jim Beam Toyota	26.983	133.417
Row 12:	23	13	Max Papis #	GEICO Toyota	26.986	133.403
	24	39	Ryan Newman	U.S Army Chevrolet	27.019	133.240
Row 13:	25	99	Carl Edwards	Aflac Ford	27.024	133.215
	26	12	Brad Keselowski	Penske Dodge	27.035	133.161
Row 14:	27	20	Joey Logano #	The Home Depot Toyota	27.037	133.151
	28	17	Matt Kenseth	USG Ford	27.043	133.121
Row 15:	29	09	David Gilliland	Miccosukee Indian Gmng & Rsrt Chevrolet	27.050	133.087
	30	26	Jamie McMurray	IRWIN Marathon Ford	27.055	133.062
Row 16:	31	29	Kevin Harvick	Shell / Pennzoil Chevrolet	27.082	132.930
	32	66	Dave Blaney	PRISM Motorsports Toyota	27.083	132.925
Row 17:	33	6	David Ragan	UPS Ford	27.106	132.812
	34	87	Joe Nemechek	NEMCO Motorsports Toyota	27.112	132.783
Row 18:	35	19	Elliott Sadler	Best Buy / Insignia Dodge	27.116	132.763
	36	31	Jeff Burton	CAT Financial Chevrolet	27.139	132.650
Row 19:	37	82	Scott Speed #	Red Bull Toyota	27.204	132.333
	38	36	Michael McDowell	WAVE Energy Drink Toyota	27.216	132.275
Row 20:	39	96	Erik Darnell	Valvoline Ford	27.236	132.178
	40	43	Reed Sorenson	PVA.org Dodge	Owner Points
Row 21:	41	98	Paul Menard	Johns Manville / Menards Ford	Owner Points
	42	34	John Andretti	Taco Bell Chevrolet	Owner Points
Row 22:	43	37	Tony Raines	Long John Silver's Chevrolet	27.254	132.091
Did Not Qualify:	# 78 Regan Smith; # 70 Kevin Conway; # 02 Brandon Ash.
Manufacturer	Starting Lineup	DNQs	Manufacturer	Starting Lineup	DNQs
Chevrolet	16	2	Ford	8	0
Dodge	6	1	Toyota	13	0

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