AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo is LIVE at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the 2020 Pennzoil 400. It is the second race of the NASCAR Cup Series this year. Local favorite Kyle Busch started on the pole after qualifying was rained out on Saturday. Last year’s winner, Joey Logano, started in 5th place. Stay tuned for more great photos throughout the day…
Arriving at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway 
KODAK Digital Still Camera 
Fans in the Neon Garage area 
Getting ready for the driver/crew chief meeting 
Driver t-shirts 
Pennzoil 400 official merchandise 
Timmy Hill’s No. 66 Toyota 
NASCAR haulers in the garage area 
Setting up for the pre-race ceremony 
Ty Dillon’s No. 13 Chevrolet in the garage area 
Fans lined up to see their favorite drivers on the red carpet 
Las Vegas showgirls 
Pre-race ceremony stage 
Fans on pit road 
Inside the media center 
A look down pit road before the race 
He’s checking the tires 
A look down pit road before the start of the race 
NASCAR Cup cars on pit road 
NASCAR Cup cars on pit road 
Toyota Tundra 
Pre-Race Ceremony at start/finish line 
Jumbotron on pit road with mountains in back 
Ferris wheel on Turn 4 
Flagstand 
A fan signs the start-finish line 
USAF DEP ceremony 
Recruits getting ready for their swearing in ceremony 
They are part of the U.S. Air Force’s Delayed Entry Program (DEP) 
KODAK Digital Still Camera 
USAF DEP ceremony 
USAF DEP ceremony 
Fans at the Pennzoil 400 
LVMS President & GM Chris Powell 
LVMS Mascot “Pit Boss” 
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman 
Las Vegas Showgirls 
KODAK Digital Still Camera 
Mayor Goodman with showgirls 
1980 U.S. Men’s Olympic “Miracle” Hockey Team 
1980 U.S. Men’s Olympic “Miracle” Hockey Team 
Mike Day, President of Jiffy Lube Association of Franchises 
Actor Justin Hartley from NBC’s “This is Us“ 
Hartley chatting with Jiffy Lube President Mike Day 
“Pit Boss” and Actor Justin Hartley 
Timmy Hill started in 38th position 
KODAK Digital Still Camera 
J.J. Yeley started in 37th position 
Reed Sorenson started in 36th position 
Daniel Suarez started in 35th position 
Garrett Smithley started in 34th 
Brennan Poole started in 33rd 
Quin Houff started in 32nd 
Joey Gase started in 31st 
Corey LaJoie started in 30th 
John Hunter Nemechek started in 29th 
Michael McDowell started in 28th 
Bubba Wallace started in 27th 
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. started in 26th 
Tyler Reddick started in 25th 
Ty Dillon started in 24th 
Chris Buescher started in 23rd 
Ty Dillon 
Chris Buescher and Ty Dillon 
Christopher Bell started 22nd 
Austin Dillon started 21st 
Matt DiBenedetto and Ryan Pearce 
Jimmie Johnson started in 18th 
Cole Custer and Jimmie Johnson 
Ross Chastain and Erik Jones 
Aric Almirola started in 14th 
Alex Bowman started in 12th 
Chase Elliott started in 10th 
Clint Bowyer and Chase Elliott 
Brad Keselowski started in 8th 
Kyle Larson started in 6th 
Kyle Larson and Joey Logano 
Martin Truex Jr. started in 2nd 
Kyle Busch receiving the Pole Award 
Kyle Busch won the pole award but started in the back of the pack after a penalty for making last-minute modifications to his car. 
Hometown racer Kyle Busch 
The reason for this punishment is that the noses of their cars did not meet specifications during pre-race inspections. 
A look down pit road before start of the race 
Pit road before the start of the race 
1980 U.S. Men’s Olympic “Miracle” Hockey Team 
Hometown racer Kurt Busch is Kyle’s brother 
Invocation by Billy Mauldin, MRO Chaplain 
National anthem performer Carnell Johnson “Golden Pipes” 
DeWalt team 
Pre-race huddle and prayer 
He’s checking tire pressure 
No. 4 Kevin Harvick 
No. 11 Denny Hamlin 
No. 42 Kyle Larson 
No. 14 Clint Bowyer 
No. 24 William Byron 
No. 88 Alex Bowman 
No. 10 Aric Almirola 
No. 20 Erik Jones 
No. 48 Jimmie Johnson 
No. 3 Austin Dillon 
No. 13 Ty Dillon 
No. 43 Bubba Wallace 
No. 96 Daniel Suarez 
No. 52 J.J. Yeley 
Cars getting lined up before the start of the Pennzoil 400… 
Flagstand 
The Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas