OnlyBulls Green Flag 150 qualifying cancelled: Connor Mosack on pole, lineup set for NASCAR Truck Series race
The qualifying for the OnlyBulls Green Flag 150, a NASCAR Truck Series race, has been canceled, with Connor Mosack securing the pole position. This race, scheduled for the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, marks the third weekend of the season, where the trucks will line up alongside the IndyCar Series instead of competing on the same road course as the Cup Series. The race is set to begin at 12 pm ET on Saturday, featuring 80 laps around NASCAR's first road course of the season. FOX will broadcast the event, followed by the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at 3 pm ET on CW from Circuit of the Americas. The weekend concludes on Sunday with the Cup Series race in Austin, Texas, starting at 3:30 pm ET on Fox.
Here's the full lineup:
Row 1: Connor Mosack | Gio Ruggiero
Row 2: Jimmy Hinchcliffe | Ben Rhodes
Row 3: Chandler Smith | Dario Franchitti
Row 4: Wesley Slimp | Landen Lewis
Row 5: Jake Garcia | Adam Andretti
Row 6: Justin Haley | Daniel Dye
Row 7: Tyler Ankrum | Andres Perez
Row 8: Brenden Queen | Colin Braun
Row 9: Stewart Friesen | Tyler Reif
Row 10: Kaden Honeycutt | Kris Wright
Row 11: Mini Tyrell | Ty Majeski
Row 12: Frankie Muniz | Jackson Lee
Row 13: Grant Enfinger | Carter Fartuch
Row 14: Nathan Nicholson | Layne Riggs
Row 15: Tanner Gray | Cole Butcher
Row 16: Christian Eckes | Derek White
Row 17: Dawson Sutton | Daniel Hemric
Row 18: Ben Maier | Timmy Hill
The NASCAR season is in full swing, with the Craftsman Truck Series hosting 25 races this season. The competition is intense, and drivers are expected to move up and down the standings after each race, creating a dynamic and exciting championship battle. Chandler Smith currently leads the Craftsman Truck Series standings, having secured the checkered flag at Daytona. Gio Ruggiero and Ben Rhodes are in second and third, respectively, with other drivers aiming to make a quick rise up the board.
NASCAR has introduced a new system for this season, replacing the playoff bracket with the Chase system. In the Craftsman Truck Series, this means 10 drivers will battle for the championship starting from Race 19 onwards.
