Kevin Harvick rode tꦍhe wave of momentum from his win last weekend at New Hampshire to take the pole for tomorrow's G♎ander Outdoors 400 at the Pocono Raceway.

Harvick was one of the few remaining drivers to turn a lap in Saturday's qualifying session. He lapped the 2.5-mile triangular-shaped superspeedway in 51.707 seconds t🦹o besiege Joey Logano for the top spot on the grid by .203s.

The run gave the driver of the No. 4 Busch Beer Ford Mustang his first official pole at Pocono. He was the fastest qualifier one year 🎃ago, but had his lap disallowed due to a setup infraction. The circuit is one of two, the other being Kentucky, where Harvick is winless.

With a playoff berth secured, the 43-year-old from Bakersfield, California is laser-ꦕfocused on crossing Pocono off his ꦜwin list tomorrow.

"It has been a very good track for me. My guys🦄 and the whole company knows that we would love to cross this one off, one of the last t൲wo of tracks that we haven't won at," Harvick said.

"The first race this year we had a great car and the right st꧒🍬rategy and jacked it up and the steering box broke. So, you know, it's kind of been one thing after another like that. Tomorrow, it's going to take a fast car and it's going to take everything falling your way so you can get the strategy right."

Logan💮o will make his fourth front row start of the season but his first from second place. Aric Almirola completed a Ford sweep of the top three ahead of the Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota of Erik Jones.

Austin Dillon wound up fifth ahead of three-time Pocono winner Jimmie Johnson in sixth. Kyle Busch, who has won three of the last four Pocono races, ended up seventh ahead of June polesi✤tter William Byron in eighth.

Kuꦜrt Busch and Daniel Suarez co෴mpleted the top ten.

Just outside the top ten were the remaining two JGR Toyotas led by two-time Pocono winner Martin Truex, Jr. ending up 11th ahead of four-time Pocono master Denny Hamlin in 12th. The JGR-backed Leavine Family Racing Toyota of Matt DiBenedetto will start 13th one week removed from scoring a top-fiv𒐪e finish at New 🌞Hampshire.

Practice crashes sent Chas൩e Elliott and Kyle Larson to backup cars and the pair ended up 23rd and 29th respectively.