CONCORD, N.C. -- Hendrick Motorsports will aim to have its second 1-2-3-4 starting lineup in DAYTONA 500 history Thursday when the NASCAR Cup Series field hits the track at Daytona International Speedway for the Duel races.
The DAYTONA 500 qualifying session took place Wednesday night, where Alex Bowman earned his second DAYTONA 500 Busch Pole Award and William Byron secured the outside pole.
The Duel races will set up the rest of the starting lineup for Sunday's race by dividing the drivers into two groups based on their qualifying session. Bowman will lead the charge in the first Duel and will be joined by teammate Kyle Larson, who will roll off the grid eighth.
Byron will start first in the second Duel and will race alongside Chase Elliott, who will rev his engine in fifth place.
Should Larson and Elliott win their respective Duels or place second behind Bowman and Byron, the four Hendrick Motorsports cars will line up in the two first rows for "The Great American Race."
Take a look below to see how you can tune in to the Duel events.
WHAT TIME IS PRACTICE AND QUALIFYING?
There is no practice nor qualifying for the Duel races.
WHAT TIME ARE THE RACES?
The Duel races will start on Thursday, Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on FS1.
CAN I LISTEN ON THE RADIO?
The race will be available on MRN Radio as well as SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
CAN I STREAM ONLINE?
Click here to get the FOX Sports GO app for online streaming, and fans can always keep up with the action on Twitter by following @TeamHendrick.
WHAT CHANNEL IS FOX?
It varies, but this link allows fans to find the channel by entering their zip code and selecting their television provider.
WHAT ELSE DO I NEED TO KNOW?
In each of the last eight seasons, Hendrick Motorsports has visited victory lane in at least one event during Daytona Speedweeks in February. The team won the DAYTONA 500 in 2013 and 2014, at least one Duel qualifying race from 2015-2018, the Clash at DAYTONA in 2019, and another Duel qualifier in 2020.