Winners, losers of the NASCAR CUP race at Pocono won by Chase Briscoe

Long Pound, Dad. – A look at the winners and losers of Sunday’s cup race at Pocono Raceway.

Winners

Chase Briscoe – Scored his first cup victory with Joe Gibbs Racing and won the weight he felt he had not yet won in his first season with the organization. He led a large 72 rounds in ending his third career series victory.

Chase Briscoe achieved his first cup victory for Joe Gibbs Racing and facilitated the pressure he felt with the team in his first season.

Denny Hamlin – He has the no. 1-seed in the upcoming challenge in the season earned with a runner-up at Pocono. He is on a role. He finished third in Nashville, Michigan before skipping Mexico for the birth of his son, finishing second on Pocono.

The 32 manager, five-race event, which will pay the winner $ 1 million, starts at Echopark Speedway this weekend.

RFK Racing – Two weeks ago, for the first time since July 2016, the team put three cars in the top -10. Sunday they repeated the performance. Chris Buescher finished fourth, Ryan Preece was eighth and Brad Keselowski set ninth.

Ryan Blaney – Twice he had to get through the field to finish third. He took the green flag behind because the team had to replace the starter of the car. A pit road that quickly punished during the race dropped him to the back. He achieved four top five finals in the last seven races, including a win.

Chase Elliott – His fifth place gave him back-to-back fives for the first time this season.

John Hunter Nemechek – He finished sixth for the second week in a row. This is his fourth top -10 in the last seven races.

Losers

23xi Racing –No team car finished better than 32nd. Braking problems led Riley Herbst (37th) and Bubba Wallace (36th) to crash. Tyler Reddick (32nd) briefly went to the garage during the race.

William Byron – The score leader was the fastest in practice, but then crashed into qualification and forced him to start behind. The car has been repaired. He moved through the field to score points in each phase, but finished in 27th place.