Since joining Joe Gibbs Racing, Chase Briscoe has earned six poles, as well as three front row starts in the last three races. At Iowa Speedway, his 23.004s was plenty good enough to secure his latest pole position, beating William Byron and the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet by 0.084s.
"It's definitely been great on Saturdays for our Bass Pro Shops Toyota," said Briscoe. "Would love to convert that to Sundays. We've been fast on Sundays too, just haven't been able to come out on top yet. James [Small, crew chief] (and) the entire group do such a good job on this thing to get it better ... I did not think that was going to hold. I was just a little too tight. I felt like i gave up a lot of time in (Turn) one and two. I knew my (Turn) three and four were good, but I didn't think it would be enough. Really cool to get another pole."
