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Started by wff0605, 2015/08/06 08:20AM
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Ford drivers have taken the top two spots. It also comes on the heels ...
#1   2015/08/06 08:20AM
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Edwards turned a lap at 194.738 miles per hour -- the fastest pole-winning speed since Jeff Gordons lap of 195.067 m.p.h. in 1999. Biffle was second at 194.087 to give Ford and Roush Fenway Racing a sweep of the front row. "Its so neat to come down here and to be so fast and to really have fun qualifying here," Edwards said. "These are the best race cars weve ever had at Daytona. Coming down here I didnt even consider the pole, so this is huge." Biffle was not as thrilled. "Im a little disappointed," Biffle said. "I hate the wind. I guess if youre out sailing, its good. It was singing down the back, but coming down the front I just got a big gust of wind coming off of (turn) four ... I knew I didnt have it." Edwards and Biffle were the only two drivers to lock down their starting positions in Daytonas unique qualifying format. The rest of the starting order for next Sundays race is set through Thursdays twin 150-mile qualifying races. But only four starting spots are up for grabs. 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His loss to Stewart in the championship race was gut-wrenching, and despite holding his head high and demonstrating how to lose with dignity, hes been unable to move forward because of the intense attention on his defeat. "It seems like every media question and all anybody says is, How great would it have been to have one more point and how did you deal with that this off-season? Edwards said. "I think this is nice to come here and show everyone that, hey, it isnt just talk. Everybody at Roush Fenway went back and worked hard and kept their heads down and dug. "This is very special. Its not a driving accomplishment. This is a team accomplishment, this pole." It gave Roush his first sweep of the Daytona 500 front row, but marked the third time in 12 years Ford drivers have taken the top two spots. It also comes on the heels of Fords victory last month in the prestigious Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona sports car race. 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