Although Wallace ended up second to Dillon in the second Duels race, he could be a driver to watch on Sunday. Wallace is entering his first season driving the No. Wallace may have had a solid showing, but he later expressed that he wasn't satisfied and that he'll be motivated to keep improving moving forward. While it's beneficial to start near the front of the field, particularly at superspeedways, it's always possible for drivers near the back of the pack to quickly work their way up, potentially putting themselves in position to contend for the win.
Hamlin was victorious after starting 39th last year, as there have been four Daytona winners to start 32nd or worse since So, anything can happen once the green flag drops on Sunday afternoon. Regardless of who wins, it should be an exciting start to the Cup Series season.
Matt Kenseth will start second in the No. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Kyle Busch will start fourth in the No. Joey Logano will start fifth in the No. Jamie McMurray will start sixth in the No.
Ryan Blaney will start seventh in the No. Kurt Busch will start eighth in the No. Kevin Harvick will start ninth in the No. Carl Edwards will start 10th in the No.
Denny Hamlin will start 11th in the No. DennyHamlin or JimmieJohnson could add their name to this elite group this weekend. Johnson's second win at Daytona came in He finished in ninth place last year and will be next to Bowman on the front row to start Duel 2. Prediction: Martin Truex Jr.
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