Pocono’s NASCAR lineup: starting order, pole position for Sunday’s race

The starting lineup for the NASCAR Cup Series held on Sunday at Pocono Circuit is the second game of the weekend double-headed race at the Pennsylvania Circuit, which is determined based on the results of the first game on Saturday.

The starting position of the pilot to explore the Pocono Mountains 350 (3:30 PM EST; NBCSN, TSN2, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR radio) is determined in two ways:

• The top 20 drivers are ranked upside down. The winner of Saturday’s race will start in 20th place on Sunday, and the 20th finisher will start from pole position.
• Drivers who finished 21st to 38th on Saturday will start from the same position on Sunday.

NASCAR used inversion in the previous Pocono double-headed race, and used inversion last year when the COVID-19 closure forced the schedule to change and held multiple games in a week.

The following is the starting lineup for the NASCAR Cup series on Sunday at Pocono Raceway’s 2.5-mile three-ellipse circuit:

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Who won the Pocono NASCAR pole position on Sunday?

Chris Buescher will receive the green flag on Sunday after finishing 20th in the game on Saturday. Buescher prevented Austin Dillon from winning the pole position. Michael McDowell will join Buescher in the front row after finishing 19th.

The remaining top 10 are: Martin Truex Jr., Christopher Bell, Aric Almirola, Ricky Stenhouse Jr.. Bubba Wallace, Daniel Suarez, Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick.

Competition champion Alex Bowman will reverse to the 20th starting position.

Kyle Larson ends on Saturday The front left tire of his car 5 is flat On the last lap of the final lap, but had to fall behind the field at the start of Sunday’s race because he will be driving a spare car.

Pocono’s NASCAR starting lineup

NASCAR used Saturday’s official results of Pocono Organics 325 to set the starting lineup for Sunday’s Pocono Raceway to explore the Pocono Mountains 350. NASCAR reversed the order of the top 20 finishers in Saturday’s race, which means that the race winner will be 20th and the 20th finisher will start on pole on Sunday. The 18 players who ranked last in the 38 cars (21st to 38th) on Saturday were assigned the same positions on Sunday.

*Due to a crash during the race on Saturday, Larsson will set off from the backcourt on Sunday and take a spare car to participate in the race.