Catch me if you can? Dale Earnhardt Jr. put out that challenge in Saturday's first practice for the 2016 Daytona 500.
Earnhardt, a two-time winner of the Great American Race, turn a lap of 194.116 mph at the restrictor-plate race. A second practice was scheduled Saturday afternoon.
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Qualifying for the two front row positions in Feb. 21's race will take place on Sunday. The field will be set in Thursday's Can-Am Duels.