Zilisch Wins Explore the Pocono Mountains 250 at Pocono
JR Motorsports rookie Connor Zilisch clinched his first oval win at Pocono Raceway in a late race sprint. He beat Jesse Love by 0.437 seconds with four laps to go, aided by a first-time crew chief as Dale Earnhardt Jr. subbed for Mardy Lindley. Christian Eckes finished third, Elliott fourth, Seig fifth.
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Riggs Wins MillerTech Battery 200 At Pocono In Truck Debut
Layne Riggs captured his first Truck Series win of the season at Pocono Raceway leading the final 20 laps and securing pole position earlier in the day. Tanner Gray finished second with Kaden Honeycutt third, as Brandon Jones and Daniel Hemric completed the top five. Carson Hocevar faced a restart penalty after briefly leading.
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Briscoe clinches playoff spot with Pocono win
Chase Briscoe secured victory at Pocono Raceway on Sunday, earning the 11th Cup Series driver into the 16-driver Playoff field and marking the sixth different qualifier in the past eight weeks.
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Briscoe wins Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono
Ian Briscoe earned his first Cup Series win driving the No. 19 Toyota at Pocono Raceway, edging Denny Hamlin by .682 seconds as Hamlin finishes second. Ryan Blaney third, Chris Buescher fourth, Chase Elliott fifth. Briscoe locks playoff spot with victory. Hamlin led stages and started on pole. Briscoe led 72 of 160 laps amid fuel-saving bid.
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Pocono Victory Sparks Briscoe Optimistic Win Talk
Chase Briscoe clinched his first Cup win of the year at Pocono Raceway and expressed relief and pride. He said the triumph lifts a heavy weight, noting he told his wife he must win and calling the day a great one.
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EchoPark Speedway in Hampton Georgia hosts a 1.54 mile track with 28 turns and five straights. Capacity ranges from 71 000 to 125 000 depending on configuration and it opened July 31 1960 under Speedway Motorsports ownership renamed Atlanta Motor Speedway after 1990 expansion.
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