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Anytime Ryan Blaney keyed the mic to talk, crew chief Jeremy Bullins could hear his driver hitting the button, though nothing else.
Kyle Busch turned a lap of 179.151 miles per hour to win the pole for today's Monster Energy Cup Race at Pocono Raceway.
Blaney's margin of victory was a mere.139 seconds.
Like Jones before them, Kyle Busch and his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates pitted late in the second stage.
McMurray appeared to come away the worse for wear as the No. 1 auto caught fire.
Wallace pitted eight times throughout the course of the race.
The race is set to start at 2 p.m.
Blaney was a popular victor. The win ended the Wood Brothers Racing team's 122 race winless streak and also secured the team's 99th win all time.
(17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 174.750 miles per hour. Blaney, 23, is also the youngest first-time victor since Bayne, who was 20 years old when he took the checkered flag for the Wood Brothers at Daytona.
"We did it", Blaney said from victory lane. "I hope it can start to change some things about the way we're appreciated in the sport".
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"But aside from that, I will cheer up and thank everybody involved in this process". That was really cool of him, but it was definitely hectic. It was Blaney's first Cup victory. Busch ran at 50.237 at 179.151. It was tough. You know, running where I was, we were running for the Lucky Dog spot and I was driving my tail off, and those guys were just pulling away.
"We had a heckuva day", said Truex. And Harvick's brakes weren't stout enough to allow him to charge the corners as effectively as Blaney could.
Ryan Blaney was splashed with beer, accepted some handshakes and even gave a fist bump in a raucous victory lane celebration at Long Pond, Pa. But to get that fan base that's available and new, the younger crowd has to win. "A win like this is good for the sport".
Busch drove his No. 18 Toyota around the 2.5-mile triangular track at 179.151 miles per hour in 50.237 seconds during the final round of qualifying to capture the pole Sunday's race. "I'll say I'm not a fan of it right now". The excitement got to the young driver. After all, who better prepared than the Wood Brothers to revert back to the primitive ways of communication than a team that's been in existence since 1950. "He outrun two guys today that are champions, and they're at the top of their game".
The first pit stop of the day put Wallace behind when he was called for speeding in sections one, two, seven and nine. We only had one 55-minute practice on Saturday to help get the vehicle dialed in and work on pit road.
The 23-year-old driver had some issues early in the race - he was too fast on pit road and almost missed his pit stall because he looked for the number he used in his second-tier Xfinity Series team.
"Jimmie Johnson reached out pretty much as soon as we announced it", Wallace told NASCAR.com.
Lester made his only start in NASCAR's developmental series in 1999, had 142 career starts in the Truck series and was 45 years old when he made those two Cup starts in 2006. "It could happen, but I don't see it". Nine drivers have won this season, now leaving seven positions available.
With the exception of Kyle Busch and Keselowski - who had pitted on lap 140 - the lead cars headed to the pits.
Starting outside the Top 5 should keep his ownership below the front row combination of Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr., but Larson is my top alternative to win the dominator categories.
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