MICHIGAN CUP -Begin Team: Chase Briscoe wins third pole in a row

Brooklyn, Mich. – Chase Briscoe Winning Poland gets used to.

Briscoe recorded his third consecutive pole at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday. He has the no. 1 -start point claimed with a round of 195.514 mph -the fastest pole in the next Gen Car -era.

Briscoe has never qualified in the Top 20 in Michigan before Saturday. His four poles this year are the most in the series. Briscoe becomes the first driver to win three consecutive Poland since Kyle Larson did so in April 2024 and took Poland at Richmond, Martinsville and Texas.

“I would say this is definitely the least confidence I have entered into over the past three weeks,” Briscoe said. “For the past two weeks, at least we’ve gone out very late, I think we’re the third or fourth last car, which is typically an advantage. With all of us who are wide open, this is not such a great advantage. Surely I knew that the Toyotas would be really good. I knew the number 19 car was good, but I didn’t expect to get the pole, especially if we all started wide open. ‘

Kyle Busch, who enters the final play -off match this weekend, starts second after a round of 195.371 mph. This is his second front start of the season.

Denny Hamlin, who lives on Baby Watch, qualified third after a 195.328 mph round round. He considered returning to North Carolina on Saturday afternoon to be with Jordan Fish, who expects the couple’s third child every day.

William Byron begins fourth after a 195.238 mph round round. Larson qualified fifth with a shot of 195.180 mph.

The green flag is scheduled to blow at Prime on Sunday at 14:19.