ENTRY LIST O'Reilly 300 Texas Motor Speedway
0 Dwayne Leik
1 Mike Bliss
01 Kertus Davis
2 Clint Bowyer
4 Robert Richardson, II
5 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
05 Brett Rowe
6 David Ragan
7 Mike Wallace
9 Kasey Kahne
12 Sam Hornish Jr.
16 Jamie McMurray
18 Kyle Busch
20 Tony Stewart
21 Bobby Labonte
22 Robby Gordon
24 Eric McClure
25 Bobby Hamilton Jr.
27 Brad Coleman
28 Kenny Wallace
29 Jeff Burton
30 Stanton Barrett
32 Brian Vickers
33 Kevin Harvick
37 Burney Lamar
38 Jason Leffler
40 Dario Franchitti*
41 Kyle Krisiloff
47 Kelly Bires
52 Derrike Cope
59 Marcos Ambrose
60 Carl Edwards
64 David Stremme
66 Steve Wallace
81 D.J. Kennington
84 Mike Harmon
88 Brad Keselowski
89 Morgan Shepherd
90 Johnny Chapman
91 Larry Gunselman
99 David Reutimann
111 Jason Keller
161 Kevin Lepage
170 Mark Green
Driver to win the Nationwide Series OReilly 300
Tony Stewart +285
Kyle Busch +345
Jeff Burton +615
Carl Edwards +685
Dale Earnhardt Jr +685
Kevin Harvick +825
Clint Bowyer +845
Kasey Kahne +945
David Reutimann +1350
Brian Vickers +1650
Bobby Labonte +1650
Jason Leffler +2250
Jamie McMurray +2550
Field +750
TheGreek
Rain cancels Nationwide Series qualifying
Fort Worth (Sports Network) - Kevin Harvick will be on the pole for Saturday afternoon's O'Reilly 300 Nationwide Series race at the Texas Motor Speedway after rain forced the cancellation of qualifying. The No.33 KHI Chevrolet driver gets the pole because his car leads the series in owner points.
Starting alongside Harvick will be series points leader Clint Bowyer.
Defending Series champion Carl Edwards and Jeff Burton will start in row two.
Bowyer and Edwards appear to be in a season- long battle for supremacy. Last year, Edwards built a huge lead (over 700 points) and coasted to the title. It doesn't look as if that strategy will work this time around. Bowyer has become a force both in this series and the Sprint Cup Series. He leads the "junior" circuit by 11 points over Edwards.
Although Bowyer and Edwards will likely vie for this week's win, expect Harvick to be back in the mix too. He returns to a track where he as won a series-high four times. Harvick won the spring race in 2001 and has captured the last three fall races at Texas.
The race is schedule to drop the green flag on Saturday at 3 p.m. (et).