AVONDALE, Ariz. -- Brad Keselowski won the pole position Friday
for Sunday's Sprint Cup Series race at Phoenix International
Raceway under a new qualifying format implemented by NASCAR.
Instead of having one car at a time go around the track in
qualifying, NASCAR started using a knockout format to set the
starting spots for the 43-car field.  At tracks less than 1.25
miles long, such as the one-mile Phoenix International Raceway
oval, qualifying was broken into two sessions.  The entire field
turned qualifying laps in the initial 30-minute session. Then,
after a 10-minute break, the 12 fastest cars from that session
advanced to a second, 10-minute session.  Pictures: Miami
Dolphins Cheerleaders 2015 Swimsuit Calendar  In the second
session, Keselowski turned a lap at 139.384 mph in his No. 2
Ford to win the pole. He was followed by his Team Penske
teammate Joey Logano at 139.265 mph.  Jamie McMurray qualified
third, Jimmie Johnson was fourth and Dale Earnhardt Jr., who won
the season-opening Daytona 500 last