Daytona Duels Set the Stage for the 2025 Great American Race

Daytona Duels Set the Stage for the 2025 Great American Race

Daytona Duels Set the Stage for the 2025 Great American Race

Alright, race fans, the countdown to the 2025 Daytona 500 is on, and things are heating up with the highly anticipated Duel at Daytona ! Wednesday's pole qualifying locked in the front row for Sunday’s Great American Race , and now, the Duel races on Thursday night will determine the rest of the starting lineup.

Here’s how it works: Chase Briscoe and Austin Cindric , the two fastest qualifiers, have secured the top starting spots in their respective Duel races—Briscoe in the first, Cindric in the second. The first Duel consists of drivers who qualified in odd-numbered positions, while the second Duel features those who finished in even-numbered spots. These 150-mile battles are more than just a warm-up; they set the stage for the legendary Daytona 500, and with drivers fighting for their place in the lineup, expect plenty of action, drama, and maybe even a little chaos.

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Let’s take a look at the First Duel lineup: Briscoe leads the pack in the No. 19 car, followed by Ryan Preece, Josh Berry, Austin Dillon, Ty Dillon, and Kyle Busch , just to name a few. Fans will also be keeping an eye on Chase Elliott, William Byron, Bubba Wallace, and Ross Chastain as they fight for their positions on race day.

In the Second Duel , Cindric starts at the front, with Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin, Christopher Bell, and Kyle Larson right behind him. Other heavy hitters like Brad Keselowski, Ryan Blaney, and Jimmie Johnson will be looking to make their mark before Sunday’s big race. For some drivers—especially the non-charter entries—this is a make-or-break moment. They’ll need to finish first among their group to even qualify for the Daytona 500.

With high speeds, side-by-side battles, and drivers laying it all on the line, these Duels are going to be must-watch racing. And let’s not forget— Mother Nature could play a role. There’s always the looming question of rain, which could shake things up. But if all goes as planned, we’re in for an electrifying night under the lights at Daytona International Speedway .

Buckle up, NASCAR fans— the road to the Daytona 500 starts now!

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