LIVE: Who will claim pole for the Daytona 500?
Published 2/10/2008 at FOXSports.com News for NASCAR
New teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the Shootout. Will reigning champ Jimmie Johnson own qualifying? Follow LIVE and see.
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