NASCAR Cup Atlanta practice results: Stenhouse leads

Drivers got their first taste of the newly reconfigured Atlanta Motor Speedway during practice on Saturday.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr., JTG Daugherty Racing, Chevrolet Camaro Kroger/ Irish Spring

Pack racing and drafting the was norm during the session, which impressively had no incidents. The cars were very close together in massive packs that featured both two and three-wide racing.

The 'new' Atlanta is a shadow of its former self, drawing more similarities to Daytona and Talladega than any 1.5-mile track.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. led the way at 186.616mph. Joey Logano ran the most laps at 64.

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Cla # Driver Manufacturer Laps Time Gap Interval Mph
1 47 United States Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Chevrolet 41 29.708     186.616
2 18 United States Kyle Busch Toyota 56 29.744 0.036 0.036 186.391
3 20 United States Christopher Bell Toyota 35 29.755 0.047 0.011 186.322
4 21 United States Harrison Burton Ford 49 29.787 0.079 0.032 186.121
5 22 United States Joey Logano Ford 64 29.823 0.115 0.036 185.897
6 34 United States Michael McDowell Ford 36 29.828 0.120 0.005 185.866
7 31 United States Justin Haley Chevrolet 31 29.830 0.122 0.002 185.853
8 11 United States Denny Hamlin Toyota 53 29.836 0.128 0.006 185.816
9 19 United States Martin Truex Jr. Toyota 39 29.873 0.165 0.037 185.586
10 51 United States Cody Ware Ford 41 29.878 0.170 0.005 185.555
11 9 United States Chase Elliott Chevrolet 42 29.882 0.174 0.004 185.530
12 8 United States Tyler Reddick Chevrolet 57 29.885 0.177 0.003 185.511
13 99 Mexico Daniel Suarez Chevrolet 57 29.910 0.202 0.025 185.356
14 43 United States Erik Jones Chevrolet 21 29.919 0.211 0.009 185.300
15 15 United States David Ragan Ford 31 29.926 0.218 0.007 185.257
16 2 United States Austin Cindric Ford 46 29.946 0.238 0.020 185.133
17 42 United States Ty Dillon Chevrolet 39 29.976 0.268 0.030 184.948
18 41 United States Cole Custer Ford 57 30.005 0.297 0.029 184.769
19 1 United States Ross Chastain Chevrolet 34 30.008 0.300 0.003 184.751
20 23 United States Bubba Wallace Toyota 39 30.019 0.311 0.011 184.683
21 7 United States Corey Lajoie Chevrolet 41 30.029 0.321 0.010 184.622
22 10 United States Aric Almirola Ford 42 30.030 0.322 0.001 184.615
23 5 United States Kyle Larson Chevrolet 54 30.036 0.328 0.006 184.579
24 77 United States Josh Bilicki Chevrolet 44 30.040 0.332 0.004 184.554
25 12 United States Ryan Blaney Ford 60 30.058 0.350 0.018 184.443
26 14 United States Chase Briscoe Ford 39 30.076 0.368 0.018 184.333
27 24 United States William Byron Chevrolet 42 30.143 0.435 0.067 183.923
28 17 United States Chris Buescher Ford 39 30.154 0.446 0.011 183.856
29 38 United States Todd Gilliland Ford 39 30.161 0.453 0.007 183.814
30 4 United States Kevin Harvick Ford 57 30.192 0.484 0.031 183.625
31 3 United States Austin Dillon Chevrolet 41 30.194 0.486 0.002 183.613
32 45 United States Kurt Busch Toyota 29 30.195 0.487 0.001 183.607
33 16 United States Noah Gragson Chevrolet 36 30.199 0.491 0.004 183.582
34 6 United States Brad Keselowski Ford 51 30.222 0.514 0.023 183.443
35 48 United States Alex Bowman Chevrolet 40 30.242 0.534 0.020 183.321
36 44 United States Greg Biffle Chevrolet 21 30.804 1.096 0.562 179.977
37 78 United States B.J. McLeod Ford 4 31.805 2.097 1.001 174.312
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