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Drivers post season-best qualifying results at Chicago track

Two drivers recorded their strongest qualifying positions of the season during Saturday sessions at the Chicago-area speedway. The results place them third and fourth on the starting grid.

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Drivers post season-best qualifying results at Chicago track

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Two drivers recorded their strongest qualifying positions of the season during Saturday sessions at the Chicago-area speedway. The third-place driver starts from row two, while the fourth-place driver lines up directly behind. Both positions represent improvements over prior qualifying efforts this season.

Officials have not released additional details on lap times or track conditions that produced the results.

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