NASCAR Xfinity Series Charlotte Motor Speedway Thursday First Practice Results

Here are the results from the first of two practice sessions held Thursday at the Charlotte Motor Speedway for Saturday’s race.

Fastest lap time along with how many laps they ran in the practice session 

1. #2 Tyler Reddick – 30.000, 21 laps
2. #00 Cole Custer – 30.082, 33 laps
3. #22 Austin Cindric – 30.152, 25 laps
4. #10 Austin Dillon – 30.233, 15 laps
5. #23 John Hunter – 30.289, 40 laps
6. #4 Ross Chastain – 30.323, 3 laps
7. #11 Justin Haley – 30.326, 27 laps
8. #7 Justin Allgaier – 30.389, 20 laps
9. #8 Jeb Burton – 30.400, 32 laps
10. #20 Christopher Bell – 30.411, 22 laps
11. #9 Noah Gragson – 30.424, 44 laps
12. #19 Brandon Jones – 30.498, 23 laps
13. #98 Chase Briscoe – 30.644, 42 laps
14. #89 Morgan Shepherd – 30.678, 2 laps
15. #51 Jeremy Clements – 30.746, 16 laps
16. #39 Ryan Sieg – 30.778, 16 laps
17. #1 Michael Annett – 31.048, 35 laps
18. #18 Jeffrey Earnhardt – 31.103, 29 laps
19. #08 Gray Gaulding – 31.105, 21 laps
20. #36 Josh Williams – 31.131, 23 laps
21. #15 BJ McLeod – 31.189, 2 laps
22. #90 Dillon Bassett – 31.280, 10 laps
23. #74 Mike Harmon – 31.334, 5 laps
24. #52 David Starr – 31.444, 10 laps
25. #0 Garrett Smithley – 31.630, 17 laps
26. #68 Brandon Brown – 31.637, 9 laps
27. #07 Ray Black II – 31.662, 27 laps
28. #42 Chad Finchum – 31.669, 17 laps
29. #86 Mason Diaz – 31.859, 9 laps
30. #01 Stephen Leicht – 31.943, 3 laps
31. #99 Ja Junior Avila – 32.270, 19 laps
32. #5 Matt Mills – 32.758, 2 laps
33. #78 Vinnie Miller – 33.283, 2 laps
34. #92 Ronnie Bassett Jr. – 55.270, 1 lap
35. #66 Timmy Hill – 0 laps

Best 10 Consecutive Lap Average
Pos	Car	Driver	From Lap	To Lap	Avg Speed
1	7	Justin Allgaier	1	10	176.695
2	00	Cole Custer	13	22	174.624
3	98	Chase Briscoe #	29	38	174.615
4	23	John Hunter Nemechek #	19	28	174.080
5	9	Noah Gragson #	19	28	172.738
6	2	Tyler Reddick	1	10	171.260
7	8	Jeb Burton	23	32	167.380
8	99	JA Junior Avila	7	16	165.051
* Car must run 10 consecutive laps on the track to be included in the above chart.