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2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix Starting Lineup: Taylor Gray on Pole & Full Grid — March 7

Taylor Gray starts P1, with Jesse Love alongside in P2 for the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix at Phoenix Raceway. The confirmed field contains 38 starters.

Pole position

Taylor Gray

No. 54 · Toyota

Outside pole

Jesse Love

No. 2 · Chevrolet

Field

38 starters

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Saturday, March 7, 2026

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Grid briefing

Taylor Gray leads the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix starting lineup

How the front row was set

Taylor Gray earned the Phoenix pole at 130.743 mph, the fourth O'Reilly pole of his career, and defending series champion Jesse Love started second.

What track position means at Phoenix Raceway

Phoenix is a one-mile oval with different corner shapes and a wide dogleg that lets drivers choose unconventional restart lines.

NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix grid watch

Justin Allgaier had to come from P17 to win on a late restart, so the completed-race view highlights a midfield charge rather than implying the front row controlled the finish.

Starting-order facts checked against Jayski Phoenix O'Reilly race page. A post-qualifying inspection or unapproved adjustment can still send a car to the rear without changing its scored starting position.

Row-by-row grid

Full NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix starting lineup

RowStartDriverCarManufacturerSponsor
11Taylor GrayNo. 54ToyotaOperation 300
12Jesse LoveNo. 2ChevroletWhelen
23Brandon JonesNo. 20ToyotaMenards
24Anthony AlfredoNo. 96ChevroletOperation 300
35Brent CrewsNo. 19ToyotaMobil 1
36William ByronNo. 88ChevroletHendrickCars.com
47Sammy SmithNo. 8ChevroletOperation 300
48Corey DayNo. 17ChevroletHendrickCars.com
59Jeb BurtonNo. 27ChevroletOperation 300
510Kyle SiegNo. 28ChevroletOperation 300
611Harrison BurtonNo. 24ToyotaOperation 300
612Sam MayerNo. 41ChevroletAudibel
713Austin HillNo. 21ChevroletBennett Transportation
714Carson KvapilNo. 1ChevroletBass Pro Shops
815William SawalichNo. 18ToyotaSoundGear
816Sheldon CreedNo. 00ChevroletRoad Ranger
917Justin AllgaierNo. 7ChevroletHellmann's
918Ryan SiegNo. 39ChevroletOperation 300
1019Nick SanchezNo. 25FordOperation 300
1020Brennan PooleNo. 44ChevroletOperation 300
1121Jeremy ClementsNo. 51ChevroletOperation 300
1122Garrett SmithleyNo. 0ChevroletSS GreenLight Racing
1223Dean ThompsonNo. 26ToyotaOperation 300
1224Chandler SmithNo. 5FordOperation 300
1325Rajah CaruthNo. 32ChevroletOperation 300
1326Blaine PerkinsNo. 31ChevroletOperation 300
1427Austin GreenNo. 87ChevroletOperation 300
1428Patrick StaropoliNo. 48ChevroletOperation 300
1529Daniel DyeNo. 52FordOperation 300
1530Lavar ScottNo. 45ChevroletOperation 300
1631Parker RetzlaffNo. 99ChevroletOperation 300
1632Nathan ByrdNo. 42ChevroletOperation 300
1733Josh BilickiNo. 07ChevroletOperation 300
1734Austin J HillNo. 30ChevroletOperation 300
1835Joey GaseNo. 55ChevroletStripes
1836Dawson CramNo. 74ChevroletOperation 300
1937Mason MaggioNo. 91ChevroletOperation 300
1938Ryan EllisNo. 02ChevroletOperation 300

38 confirmed starters shown.

Grid to checkered flag

How the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix winner started

Justin Allgaier won after starting P17

Justin Allgaier moved from P17 to the win, a net gain of 16 positions. The starting grid records where the car took the green; the race recap explains the decisive sequence that produced the finish.

Read the race recap and finishing order →

Quick answers

NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix starting lineup FAQ

Who is on pole for the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix?

Taylor Gray is the confirmed pole starter.

Who starts on the front row?

Taylor Gray starts P1 and Jesse Love starts P2.

How many cars are in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Phoenix starting lineup?

The confirmed field has 38 starters.

Can the starting lineup change after qualifying?

Yes. Inspection failures, backup cars and unapproved adjustments can send a driver to the rear. The official scored start position may remain unchanged even when the car drops behind the field for the green flag.

How to use this tool

Read the starting grid

  1. 1

    Use Start for the exact grid spot and Row to see which two cars share a row.

  2. 2

    Search a driver, car number or manufacturer to jump straight to that entry.

  3. 3

    Open the race recap after the checkered flag to compare start versus finish.

Race fan notes:
  • An entry list is not a confirmed lineup.
  • A car sent to the rear can retain its original scored starting position.