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Brad Keselowski Wins Coors Light Pole To Lead The 2017 Running Of The Kobalt 400 At Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Brad Keselowski Wins Coors Light Pole To Lead The 2017 Running Of The Kobalt 400 At Las Vegas Motor Speedway

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Brad Keselowski qualifies in the number one spot for this weekend’s running of the Kobalt 400 at the las Vegas Mott Speedway by 0.222 over Martin Truex Jr.

While this is Keselowski’s first pole of the 2017 season, he’s fresh off a win from last weekend’s race at Atlanta and seems to have momentum on his side.

“It feels good to get an early-season pole to go with our win,” Keselowski said. “I’m ready for the race on Sunday. I love Vegas.”

So here are your to 10 qualifiers…

Row 1
1. Brad Keselowski
2. Martin Truex Jr

Row 2
3. Ryan Blaney
4. Matt Kenseth

Row 3
5. Kyle Larson
6. Joey Logano

Row 4
7. Kasey Kahne
8. Erik Jones

Row 5
9. Kyle Busch
10. Jamie McMurray

…and now here are our picks for this weeks’s Kobalt 400 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas Picks

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Last Weeks Points312327285284337246346291
Total Points312327285284337246346291

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About Bryan

Hey there race fans, welcome to Driving on Marbles, where I break down NASCAR with real insight, smart strategy, and race by race analysis. This isn’t just race recaps and highlight talk, it’s trends, track history, driver momentum, and the little details that actually make a difference on race day.

Whether you’re setting your fantasy lineup, looking for betting angles, or just want to understand why things happen on the track, I’ve got you covered. My goal is simple: help fans see the race the way teams and strategists do, one decision, one adjustment, one edge at a time.

If you love NASCAR and want more than surface level coverage, you’re in the right place.

Let’s get you closer to the action.

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