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Christopher Bell is set to race at Pocono with a cast on his broken left wrist, sustained in a crash at Michigan International Speedway. His team has adapted the car for the injury, and backup driver Brandon Jones is on standby. Meanwhile, Denny Hamlin aims for a third consecutive Pocono triumph as weather forecasts prompt an earlier start time.
Denny Hamlin looks to capture a third straight Cup Series victory at Pocono, a feat that would reshape the championship picture and test Kyle Larson’s winless streak.
Denny Hamlin secured pole position with a 51.948-second lap, leading a strong showing from Joe Gibbs Racing. Several competitors will start at the back due to mechanical issues, setting the stage for a competitive race.
A recent crash involving Christopher Bell highlighted the effectiveness of the Next Gen car’s safety systems, prompting drivers and teams to commend the series’ ongoing efforts to protect competitors.
Denny Hamlin claimed his 51st career pole at Pocono Raceway, while rain threats prompt a 1 p.m. EST start and several drivers face setbacks.
After Christopher Bell’s 63‑g impact left him with a broken wrist, his teammate Chase Briscoe hailed the Next‑Gen car’s safety systems, while other drivers weighed in on the need for continued improvements.
Denny Hamlin secured pole position at Pocono Raceway with a 51.948‑second lap, edging Kyle Larson by 0.055 seconds. The session featured several setbacks for front‑row contenders.
NASCAR’s weekend at Pocono Raceway will begin under an accelerated schedule due to rain forecasts. Christopher Bell, sporting a cast on his left wrist, is set to compete, while Denny Hamlin looks to achieve a three‑peat victory.
Christopher Bell will race at Pocono with a cast on his broken left wrist, while Denny Hamlin aims for his third consecutive victory in a schedule reshaped by inclement weather.
Denny Hamlin claimed his 51st career pole at Pocono Raceway with a 51.948‑second lap, while championship leader Tyler Reddick will start 16th after his advantage narrowed.
A high‑g crash at Talladega left Christopher Bell with a fractured wrist, prompting drivers to praise modern safety features and discuss the sport’s ongoing evolution.
Denny Hamlin claimed pole position in Saturday's qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series event at Pocono Raceway, with Kyle Larson and Daniel Suarez following. Joe Gibbs Racing secured multiple top‑five spots, while RFK Racing's Ryan Preece and Brad Keselowski will begin the race from the rear after engine changes. Bubba Wallace's crash resulted in a DNQ, and the event was moved up to avoid inclement weather.
Denny Hamlin grabs pole at 173.250 mph as Christopher Bell races with a cast and Bubba Wallace faces a backup car.
Denny Hamlin took pole position with a 51.948‑second lap, while Bubba Wallace’s qualifying mishap sent him to the rear of the grid and Christopher Bell competed despite a fractured wrist, setting the stage for a highly anticipated race streamed on Amazon Prime Video
Denny Hamlin secured the pole with a 51.948‑second lap, while Brad Keselowski faced mechanical trouble and Bubba Wallace spun out during qualifying at Pocono Raceway.
Two Cup Series teams were penalized during pre‑race inspection at Pocono Raceway, losing pit‑stall selection and crew members, but managed to qualify and practice before the weekend’s events.
Two cars failed inspection twice before passing, costing their teams pit stall choice and leading to the ejection of key crew members.
During Saturday’s inspection for the NASCAR Cup race at Pocono, the No. 5 Chevrolet of Kyle Larson and the No. 78 of Daniel Dye each failed twice before finally passing, resulting in the loss of pit stall selection and the ejection of key crew members.
Brandon Jones secured the pole position with a 54.686‑second lap, edging out Taylor Gray by just 0.06 seconds as the field prepares for the 250‑mile race.
NASCAR’s 2026 Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono features Denny Hamlin as the odds‑on favorite, while analyst Mike McClure’s model predicts surprise contenders and a high‑value longshot.
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series will use a single‑car, one‑lap qualifying format at Pocono Raceway, with the order determined by a blend of owner standings and recent race results. The broadcast will air live on Amazon Prime Video on Sunday, June 14, at 3:00 p.m. ET.
With a 65 percent chance of rain and a unique track layout, the June 14, 2026 NASCAR Cup Series event promises strategic intrigue and high stakes for drivers like Hamlin, Reddick and Larson.
Denny Hamlin, fresh off two consecutive wins, aims to extend his Pocono dominance while Tyler Reddick holds a narrow points lead.
NASCAR’s O'Reilly Auto Parts Series revs up its 2026 season opener at Pocono Raceway on June 13, with broadcast details, a full schedule revealed, and a competitive lineup of drivers.