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NASCAR Cup Series

The Great American Getaway 400

Pocono Raceway

July 14th, 2024

Race #21 of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Season

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Laps Scheduled: 160
Miles Raced : 400.0
Time of Race : 03 Hours 13 minutes 59 seconds
Average Speed: 123.722 mph
Margin of Victory : 01.312 seconds
Cautions: 8
Caution Laps: 34
Lead Changes: 8

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Driver	ST	50%	10%	FIN	HI	LW	AVG	PC D	Pass	Passed	PS D	Q PASS	Fast	%T15	TOT Led	Laps	Rating	TOT PTS
Ryan Blaney	8	3	1	1	1	29	6.7	+7	46	79	-33	27	22	86.3%	44	160	132.4	40
Denny Hamlin	4	1	3	2	1	27	5.0	+2	48	19	+29	29	17	95.0%	31	160	131.4	54
Alex Bowman	6	10	2	3	2	33	10.5	+3	54	44	+10	29	3	83.8%	0	160	96.5	43
William Byron	2	7	4	4	2	29	7.5	-2	54	38	+16	27	0	88.1%	0	160	102.0	47
Joey Logano	10	12	5	5	1	19	9.2	+5	51	41	+10	35	0	93.1%	3	160	97.0	38
Tyler Reddick	7	13	6	6	3	31	11.9	+1	71	48	+23	39	0	72.5%	0	160	92.5	40
Brad Keselowski	14	5	8	7	1	31	7.7	+7	55	35	+20	42	20	96.3%	20	160	115.1	41
Martin Truex Jr	3	4	7	8	1	30	7.6	-5	56	67	-11	31	5	85.6%	14	160	108.7	39
Chase Elliott	11	2	9	9	2	28	8.7	+2	98	43	+55	68	7	90.0%	0	160	106.1	43
Bubba Wallace	29	24	10	10	7	36	20.3	+19	76	88	-12	19	0	28.8%	0	160	66.8	27
Chris Buescher	18	6	11	11	1	32	10.2	+7	64	62	+2	31	12	84.4%	19	160	101.6	26
Christopher Bell	13	11	12	12	3	19	10.3	+1	45	30	+15	35	0	91.3%	0	160	86.0	30
Kyle Larson	12	9	13	13	1	33	13.2	-1	66	64	+2	30	0	70.0%	0	160	83.2	29
Erik Jones	23	8	14	14	2	26	11.7	+9	66	43	+23	32	0	83.8%	0	160	81.0	30
Chase Briscoe	28	15	15	15	5	28	15.3	+13	63	54	+9	20	0	60.6%	0	160	75.5	22
Daniel Suarez	16	20	16	16	9	32	18.9	+0	72	64	+8	11	0	20.0%	0	160	67.7	21
Carson Hocevar	15	26	17	17	4	35	19.7	-2	92	59	+33	10	0	25.0%	0	160	64.3	20
Austin Cindric	20	35	18	18	2	36	20.6	+2	66	133	-67	12	4	21.9%	0	160	62.3	19
Corey Lajoie	30	14	19	19	10	34	19.8	+11	103	64	+39	11	0	23.1%	0	160	66.3	18
Josh Berry	5	34	21	20	1	36	20.6	-15	49	129	-80	5	13	32.5%	8	160	68.7	17
AJ Allmendinger	26	18	20	21	9	34	22.8	+5	93	81	+12	2	0	5.0%	0	160	53.0	0
Justin Haley	34	28	22	22	9	36	25.3	+12	70	66	+4	4	0	4.4%	0	160	46.0	15
Austin Dillon	17	27	23	23	17	36	26.4	-6	57	50	+7	0	0	0.0%	0	160	44.8	14
Michael McDowell	21	23	25	24	6	27	19.2	-3	50	49	+1	9	0	20.6%	0	158	57.2	13
Daniel Hemric	27	31	24	25	22	35	29.8	+2	58	59	-1	0	0	0.0%	0	153	35.7	12
Cody Ware	35	29	27	26	23	36	30.4	+9	44	49	-5	0	0	0.0%	0	134	33.2	11
Ty Gibbs	1	33	26	27	1	34	15.7	-26	48	109	-61	24	12	51.9%	21	132	79.5	10
John Hunter Nemechek	32	21	28	28	11	32	24.6	+4	86	95	-9	1	0	7.5%	0	126	42.2	9
Zane Smith	9	16	29	29	7	35	21.8	-20	45	100	-55	10	2	26.9%	0	126	63.2	8
Ryan Preece	36	17	30	30	8	36	24.2	+6	61	37	+24	8	0	15.6%	0	121	47.2	7
Harrison Burton	22	22	31	31	11	31	25.3	-9	79	78	+1	6	0	4.4%	0	121	43.2	6
Kyle Busch	24	30	32	32	11	36	28.6	-8	56	41	+15	6	0	10.0%	0	120	34.8	5
Ricky Stenhouse Jr	31	19	33	33	8	32	23.0	-2	52	40	+12	4	0	18.8%	0	120	51.2	4
Todd Gilliland	33	25	34	34	8	34	29.2	-1	60	82	-22	1	0	3.1%	0	115	33.2	3
JJ Yeley	37	32	35	35	17	37	34.7	+2	14	11	+3	0	0	0.0%	0	112	25.2	0
Ross Chastain	19	36	36	36	15	36	31.2	-17	31	49	-18	1	0	0.0%	0	53	40.5	1
Noah Gragson	25	37	37	37	23	25	35.9	-12	10	8	+2	0	0	0.0%	0	13	24.5	1

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Race Fast Facts

Pocono Raceway
The Great American Getaway 400 Presented by VisitPA.com
Race Winner: Ryan Blaney
Age: 30
Team : No. 12 - Wabash Ford
Owner: Roger Penske
Crew Chief: Jonathan Hassler
Ryan Blaney won the The Great American Getaway 400 Presented by VisitPA.com, his 12th victory in 327 Cup Series races.
This is his second victory and 10th top-10 finish in 2024.
This is his second victory and seventh top-10 finish in 15 races at Pocono Raceway.
Denny Hamlin (second) posted his 23rd top-10 finish in 35 races at Pocono Raceway. It is his ninth top-10 finish in 2024.
Alex Bowman (third) posted his fifth top-10 finish in 15 races at Pocono Raceway.
Carson Hocevar (17th) was the highest finishing rookie.
Chase Elliott leads the point standings by 3 points over Kyle Larson.

Race Recap

Ryan Blaney earns his 12th career win at Pocono Raceway

July 14th, 2024

By Holly Cain - NASCAR Wire Service

Reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion Ryan Blaney returned to the site of his first career NASCAR Cup Series win and pulled away from the field in the closing laps of Sunday’s The Great American Getaway 400 at a sold-out Pocono (Pa.) Raceway to deliver a strong reminder to the competition that he’s primed to contend for another season trophy.

Blaney’s No. 12 Team Penske Ford held off the track’s all-time winningest driver Denny Hamlin in the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota by 1.312-seconds to give Blaney his second victory of the season – both coming in just the last month – and the 12^th win of the 30-year old’s career.

“Hell yeah boys, let’s go,’ an elated Blaney screamed to his team as he crossed the historic Pocono finish line.

With the victory Blaney moves up to fifth place in the championship standings and thanks to his first win of the year at Iowa Speedway on June 16, he’s one of only five drivers with multiple victories on the season.

“Feel like we’ve gotten to a great pace and speed the last couple months, honestly thought we let a couple races slip away from us I thought we should have won,’’ Blaney said, adding, “It’s just so cool to win here again. Won here seven years ago for my first Cup win, so awesome to be back.’’

Although he ran among the top-10 for much of the race, Blaney ultimately took the lead on a restart with 44 laps remaining and never relinquished it despite two more restarts and a highly-motivated Hamlin lining up either alongside him or directly behind him on each of those green flags.

Last week’s race winner, Hendrick Motorsports’ Alex Bowman filled Blaney’s mirrors for much of the closing laps until getting passed by Hamlin with seven laps remaining. Bowman finished third with his Hendrick teammate William Byron and Blaney’s Team Penske teammate Joey Logano rounding out the top-five.

“Track position was just such a big thing and when that 12 [Blaney] jumped on that stage we won that put them in front of us and certainly were going to be hard to pass,’’ said Hamlin, a seven-time Pocono race winner who won Sunday’s second stage.

“Just not enough laps of green there at the end but hats off to them, great run. He kept up great pace at there at the front and hard for me to even get up there close enough to try to reel him in.’’

23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick, Roush Fenway Keselowski’s Brad Keselowski, JGR’s Martin Truex Jr. (the opening stage winner), Hendrick’s Chase Elliott and 23XI’s Bubba Wallace rounded out the Top-10. Both Elliott’s and Wallace’s finishes, in particular, were impactful on the championship standings.

The 2020 series champion Elliott took over the championship lead from his teammate, 2021 series champ Kyle Larson and takes a slim three-point advantage atop the regular season standings with only five races remaining before the Playoffs. The regular season champion receives a valuable 15 extra Playoff points to carry with him through the 10-race Playoff run.

Wallace’s top-10 was also important in his quest to become championship eligible for the second consecutive year. He is now ranked 17^th, only 27 points behind 16^th place Ross Chastain with the top-16 drivers following the Sept. 1 race at Darlington, S.C. eligible for the championship.

Chastain, one of four drivers inside the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff field without a win but based on points, finished 36^th on Sunday. His No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet slammed the Turn 1 wall on Lap 53 and the team had to retire the car.

Richard Childress Racing’s Kyle Busch was involved in a multi-car accident with 39 laps remaining and finished 32^nd Sunday. He’s now finished 27^th or worse in four of the last five races and is ranked 19^th in the standings, 102 points behind 16^th place Chastain. The two-time series champion is not only trying to make the Playoffs but extend a career winning streak to 19 seasons.