NASCAR at Austin 2025 Qualifying Results: Full Starting Lineup and Reaction

Tyler Reddick secured the 10th NASCAR Cup Series pole of his career Saturday during qualifying for Sunday's EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.

With a time of 98.076 seconds, Reddick bested Bubba Wallace by over two tenths of a second for the pole. Here is a full rundown of the qualifying order, courtesy of NASCAR.com (qualifying time in seconds):

1. Tyler Reddick: 98.076

2. Bubba Wallace: 98.300

3. Chase Elliott: 98.358

4. Carson Hocevar: 98.453

5. Daniel Suárez: 98.482

6. Shane van Gisbergen: 98.519

7. Kyle Larson: 98.579

8. Kyle Busch: 98.589

9. Ross Chastain: 98.702

10. Todd Gilliland: 98.718

11. Denny Hamlin: 98.740

12. A.J. Allmendinger: 98.785

13. Ty Gibbs: 98.848

14. Connor Zilisch: 98.928

15. William Byron: 99.098

16. Michael McDowell: 99.184

17. Noah Gragson: 99.205

18. Chase Briscoe: 99.210

19. Christopher Bell: 99.215

20. Zane Smith: 99.237

21. Alex Bowman: 99.239

22. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.: 99.369

23. Joey Logano: 99.426

24. Chris Buescher: 99.456

25. Ryan Blaney: 99.490

26. Brad Keselowski: 99.541

27. Austin Dillon: 99.550

28. Ryan Preece: 99.774

29. Justin Haley: 99.850

30. Cole Custer: 99.902

31. Riley Herbst: 99.932

32. Erik Jones: 99.991

33. John Hunter Nemechek: 100.044

34. Ty Dillon: 100.062

35. Josh Berry: 100.291

36. Austin Cindric: 100.702

37. Cody Ware: 102.062

Reddick and Wallace made history Saturday, as the teammates secured a first-row qualifying sweep for the first time in 23XI Racing's existence:

Also, Reddick continued his recent history of success at road courses by earning his third pole at a road course in the NextGen car, tying him for the most in the NASCAR Cup Series during that time frame:

Of Reddick's eight career wins in the Cup Series, three of them have come on road courses, tying him for the 13th-most road course victories in NASCAR Cup Series history.

This marks the fifth year of NASCAR running a Cup Series race at the Circuit of the Americas, and there have been four different winners thus far.

Reddick was victorious in 2023, while Chase Elliott won in 2021, Ross Chastain won in 2022 and William Byron won last year.

Both Elliott and Chastain were among the top 10 qualifiers Saturday with Elliott in third and Chastain in ninth. Byron is set to start 15th two weeks after his Daytona 500 triumph.

Christopher Bell, who won his 10th career Cup Series race last week at Atlanta, will start Sunday's race 19th.

One intriguing name to watch Sunday could be 22-year-old Carson Hocevar, who is in search of his first Cup Series win.

Hocevar finished second last week in Atlanta, and he qualified fourth for the Circuit of the Americas, making him one of the drivers to beat.

The EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix will take place Sunday afternoon with a start time of 3:30 p.m. ET.