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Points Leader Dallas Glenn Drives KB Titan To Charlotte Provisional Pole
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Highlights
- Dallas Glenn secured provisional pole at NHRA 4-Wide Carolina Nationals.
- Greg Anderson matched Glenn’s time but ranked second on speed.
- KB Titan Racing drivers took six of eight top qualifying spots.
- Glenn led with 6.535 seconds and 209.69 mph on Friday session.
- Saturday qualifying sessions scheduled for 1:15 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. ET.
- Glenn and Anderson rivalry intensifies as NHRA playoffs advance.
Dallas Glenn secures provisional pole Friday at the NHRA 4-Wide Carolina Nationals at zMAX Dragway, driving his RAD Torque Systems Chevrolet for KB Titan Racing as the Countdown opens.
The result extends momentum from Maple Grove, where he converted provisional pole into victory, underlining season-long consistency and execution from the Mooresville-based operation.
Opening qualifying ran tight. Greg Anderson delivered 6.557 seconds at 208.81 mph, with Eric Latino 6.565 at 207.53 and Glenn 6.571 at 209.04 in KB Titan’s pack.
Glenn opens Charlotte with provisional Pro Stock pole for KB Titan Racing.
KB Titan’s depth immediately told. Six of the top eight came from the group, including Cory Reed, Cody Coughlin, and Deric Kramer, reflecting a robust engine program and repeatable setups.
The second Friday session reset the benchmark. Glenn produced 6.535 seconds at 209.69 mph for three bonus points, with Anderson matching 6.535 at 209.20 for two, and Latino 6.538 at 209.01.
Anderson matches Glenn’s 6.535s but sits second on speed at 209.20 mph.
Kramer followed in fourth as conditions improved. Glenn credited clean execution, while crew chiefs and engine specialists chased small gains across clutch, gear ratios, and track-prep windows.
The four-wide format adds procedural complexity, magnifying staging discipline and lane choice. Saturday qualifying continues at 1:15 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. ET, with the pole still in play.
KB Titan places six drivers in the top eight, underscoring engine and setup strength.
Glenn versus Anderson frames the Pro Stock narrative entering the playoffs, with KB Titan setting the competitive reference. For broader context, see our guide to top NASCAR drivers and cross-series benchmarks.
Sustained speeds keep safety central across disciplines, underscoring fire-resistant standards. The importance of fire suits in NASCAR remains a useful reference for specifications, testing, and maintenance best practices.
Visual Summary
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Rival
4-Wide Pro Stock Battle
Glenn
6.535s / 209.69 mph
6.535s / 209.69 mph
Anderson
6.535s / 209.20 mph
6.535s / 209.20 mph
Latino
6.538s / 209.01 mph
6.538s / 209.01 mph
Glenn Launches Fastest— Pole Battle With Anderson Heats Up!
6 of top 8 qualifying spots
seized by KB Titan Racing
seized by KB Titan Racing
Countdown to the Championship • Pro Stock Playoff Showdown
Next Quali: Sat, 1:15 & 3:45pm ET, zMAX Dragway
4-Wide Racing = Twice the Rivalry 🚦
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