Almirola, Dillon win Daytona Duels. Bowman's Daytona 500 pole in jeopardy
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Aric Almirola and Austin Dillon won Thursday night's Daytona Duels qualifying races to set the field for the Daytona 500
Byron was collected in a crash in the second Duel and it ruined his Chevrolet. He needs to move to a backup car for the 500 and the swap sends him to the back of the field. "Bummer," Byron said. "Man the thing was fast." Aric Almirola won the first race. After a rain delay pushed the second Duel into a Friday morning finish, Austin Dillon used a cross-over move on Bubba Wallace to beat Wallace to the checkered flag.
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