Rating of 119.1 and an average finishing position of 8.6, Hamlin has a great shot to take the checkered flag on Sunday and continue to make a case for the top seed in The Chase. A couple drivers will battle Hamlin for Pocono supremacy, including... Full Article at Catchfence
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Hamlin is from Chesterfield, Va. Last week: Tony Stewart raced to his first victory of the year, pulling away from Carl Edwards off the final restart at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Stewart snapped a 31-race winless streak, the second-longest drought in his... Full Article at Green Bay Press-Gazette
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Pocono is also tricky because it’s easy to overlook how complex the track is and how fast you are moving ... You can’t take anything for granted at Pocono. If you lose focus, it will make life tough for you.
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This is a place I've struggled at. ... You can come around here and it can be really, really frustrating at this place because it is so long, you can beat your head against the headrest.
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It's like running a 26-mile marathon and 300 feet from the finish a guy trips you ... It's a lot to do to get let down.
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You know I don't get the benefit of the doubt, ever ... So it's all my fault.
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