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US Marine Corps 250 Starting Lineup: JR Motorsports Locks Out Front Row in Dramatic Qualifying Session

The US Marine Corps 250 starting lineup is set, and history has been made at Martinsville Speedway. A fierce battle for pole position ended in a stunning result, with JR Motorsports breaking a long-standing streak. A rising star delivered an unforgettable lap, securing a top spot and edging out tough competition. Another teammate followed closely, locking out the front row. With the stage now set, all eyes turn to the race, where high-speed action and intense rivalries await.

Key Highlights

Connor Zilisch Claims Pole for the US Marine Corps 250

Connor Zilisch shattered expectations as he clinched the pole position for the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series US Marine Corps 250 at Martinsville Speedway, marking a vital moment in his burgeoning racing career.

This achievement not only emphasized his versatility across different types of tracks but also highlighted a significant breakthrough for the No. 88 Chevrolet, ending a nine-year pole drought on ovals for JR Motorsports.

Zilisch, at just 18 years old, exhibited exceptional skill with a blistering 19.888-split lap at 95.213 MPH, etching his name into the records of NASCAR’s storied history.

His performance, a masterclass in precision and speed, outpaced his teammate Carson Kvapil by a mere 0.026 seconds, securing a front-row lockout for JR Motorsports.

The young prodigy’s ascent reflects a promising future, as he continues to build on his road course victories, particularly at Circuit of The Americas, showcasing a growing dominance on ovals.

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Full US Marine Corps 250 Starting Lineup and DNQs

With anticipation running high at Martinsville Speedway, the full starting lineup for the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series US Marine Corps 250 has been revealed, promising an electrifying race.

At the forefront, JR Motorsports dominates the grid with Connor Zilisch securing the pole position with an impressive lap time of 19.888 seconds at 95.213 MPH, followed closely by teammate Carson Kvapil. Richard Childress Racing‘s contenders, Austin Hill and Jesse Love, secure third and fourth positions, respectively, showcasing their skill.

PositionCar No.Driver
188Connor Zilisch
21Carson Kvapil
321Austin Hill
42Jesse Love
525Harrison Burton
67Justin Allgaier
720Brandon Jones
817Corey Day
910Daniel Dye
108Sammy Smith
1154Taylor Gray
1226Dean Thompson
1339Ryan Sieg
1418William Sawalich
1519Aric Almirola
1641Sam Mayer
1742Anthony Alfredo
1800Sheldon Creed
1916Christian Eckes
2048Nick Sanchez
2191Myatt Snider
2231Blaine Perkins
2351
Jeremy Clements
2471Ryan Ellis
2570
Thomas Annunziata
2611Josh Williams
274Parker Retzlaff
2899
2944Brennan Poole
305Kris Wright
3153Mason Maggio
3245Brad Perez
3324Patrick Staropoli
3414Garrett Smithley
3528Kyle Sieg
3635Greg Van Alst
3707Carson Ware
3827Jeb Burton
3974Dawson Cram
4066Tyler Tomassi

 

The top ten is rounded out by formidable competitors like Harrison Burton of AM Racing and Justin Allgaier, another JR Motorsports driver. Meanwhile, Brandon Jones, representing Joe Gibbs Racing, and Corey Day from Hendrick Motorsports promise fierce competition.

Unfortunately, some hopefuls missed the cut. Dawson Cram and Tyler Tomassi, despite valiant efforts, failed to qualify, reminding all of the relentless nature of NASCAR racing. Zilisch now aims for victory in Saturday’s race.

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News in Brief: US Marine Corps 250 Starting Lineup

In a thrilling display of speed and precision at the historic Martinsville Speedway, Connor Zilisch etched his name into the records of racing history by claiming pole position for the US Marine Corps 250.

The dramatic qualifying session saw JRM dominate, locking out the front row with unmatched skill. As engines roar to life and anticipation fills the air, this year’s lineup promises a race for the ages, where legends will be forged and fans will witness motorsport history.

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