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On Saturday afternoon, the NASCAR Cup Series held the qualifying session for this weekend's Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway. This qualifying session consisted of two rounds.
The first round was split into two groups, and the five fastest drivers from each group advanced to the second round. In the second round, the drivers that advanced made a second attempt to determine starting positions 1st through 10th. From there, the speeds from round one determined the rest of the starting positions, with Group A drivers filling out the outside row with Group B drivers filling out the inside row.
The five fastest drivers that advanced out of the first group were: Bubba Wallace, Chase Briscoe, Alex Bowman, Martin Truex, Jr., and Ryan Blaney.
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Martinsville Cook Out 400 Starting Lineup
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| Pos | Driver | Time | Speed |
| 1. | Kyle Larson | 19.718 | 96.034 |
| 2. | Bubba Wallace | 19.719 | 96.029 |
| 3. | Chase Elliott | 19.752 | 95.869 |
| 4. | Martin Truex Jr. | 19.753 | 95.864 |
| 5. | Chase Briscoe | 19.760 | 95.830 |
| 6. | Joey Logano | 19.764 | 95.811 |
| 7. | Josh Berry | 19.765 | 95.806 |
| 8. | Denny Hamlin | 19.779 | 95.738 |
| 9. | Ryan Blaney | 19.816 | 95.559 |
| 10. | Alex Bowman | 19.831 | 95.487 |
| 11. | Kyle Busch | 19.773 | 95.767 |
| 12. | Ross Chastain | 19.918 | 95.070 |
| 13. | Brad Keselowski | 19.825 | 95.516 |
| 14. | Austin Cindric | 19.918 | 95.070 |
| 15. | Ty Gibbs | 19.834 | 95.472 |
| 16. | Todd Gilliland | 19.921 | 95.055 |
| 17. | Erik Jones | 19.843 | 95.429 |
| 18. | William Byron | 19.944 | 94.946 |
| 19. | Tyler Reddick | 19.857 | 95.362 |
| 20. | Christopher Bell | 19.950 | 94.917 |
| 21. | Daniel Suarez | 19.886 | 95.223 |
| 22. | Ryan Preece | 19.963 | 94.855 |
| 23. | Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | 19.926 | 95.032 |
| 24. | Zane Smith | 19.988 | 94.737 |
| 25. | Carson Hocevar | 19.946 | 94.936 |
| 26. | Noah Gragson | 20.012 | 94.623 |
| 27. | Justin Haley | 19.968 | 94.832 |
| 28. | Austin Dillon | 20.016 | 94.604 |
| 29. | John Hunter Nemechek | 20.045 | 94.467 |
| 30. | Chris Buescher | 20.023 | 94.571 |
| 31. | Kaz Grala | 20.173 | 93.868 |
| 32. | Corey LaJoie | 20.098 | 94.218 |
| 33. | Josh Williams | 20.182 | 93.826 |
| 34. | Harrison Burton | 20.115 | 94.139 |
| 35. | Michael McDowell | 20.208 | 93.705 |
| 36. | Daniel Hemric | 20.158 | 93.938 |
| 37. | David Starr | 21.109 | 89.706 |
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