Nascar

Hamlin’s Pocono Streak Propels Him Past Busch in Historic NASCAR Run

The 45‑year‑old Toyota driver's third straight win at Pocono reshapes the championship picture as the series eyes its first San Diego street race.

A Milestone in the Making

Denny Hamlin captured his third straight NASCAR Cup Series victory at Pocono Raceway, edging past Kyle Busch to claim ninth place on the all‑time wins list.

At 45, Hamlin is the oldest full‑time driver in the series, and his recent streak marks the first time in his career that he has won three consecutive races, a feat that comes nearly two decades after his debut win at the same track on June 11, 2006.

Toyota’s dominance was on full display as the Japanese manufacturer swept the top six positions, with Joe Gibbs Racing accounting for five of the sixteen races so far this season.

Tyler Reddick, driving for the 23XI Racing team co‑owned by Hamlin and Michael Jordan, finished second, leaving Hamlin just 19 points behind him in the championship standings.

The victory has sparked retirement talk, but Hamlin remains firm on his decision to step away at the end of next season, citing a desire to exit on his own terms.

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