POCONO 400 - NASCAR CUP SERIES

Pocono 400 - NASCAR Cup Series Tickets

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Pocono 400 - NASCAR Cup Series Tickets

Series: NASCAR Cup Series

Inception: 1982

Location: Long Pond, Pa.

Venue: Pocono Raceway

Notable Past Winners: Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Pocono 400 Tickets

Since 1982, Pocono Raceway has hosted two race weekends each summer, one in June and one in July or August. The June race, the Pocono 400, has been a 160-lap, 400-mile race. It has been run in three stages. Stages 1 and 2 have been 50 laps each. Stage 3 runs 60 laps and completes the race. This year for the first time, NASCAR and Pocono Raceway have combined the two events into a single weekend of racing. Two Cup Series races will highlight a five-race weekend. The first Cup Series race will be known as the Kids Free 325. Jeff Gordon leads all past winners with four Pocono 400 wins. Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex Jr. have won this race twice. Kurt Busch set the track qualifying record in 2016 with a lap of 181.726 mph. Jeff Gordon turned in the fastest race for the Pocono 400 in 2011 when he averaged 145.384 mph for the day. The Pocono doubleheader race weekend is a historic event no NASCAR fan will want to miss. Grab your tickets at StubHub and be part of NASCAR history.

How big is the Pocono Raceway?

Pocono Raceway is a 2.5-mile triangle-shaped track configured with three corners. Turn 1 is banked at 14 degrees. Turn 2 is banked at 8 degrees. And Turn 3 is banked at 6 degrees. Pocono Raceway is known for its long straightaways. Its backstretch is 3,055 feet long and the front stretch measures 3,740 feet.

Who won last year's Pocono 400?

Kyle Busch started second, led 79 laps and won last year's Pocono 400 by 2.224 seconds over Brad Keselowski. Erik Jones, Chase Elliott and Clint Bowyer rounded out the top five finishers. William Byron started on the pole and finished ninth. It was the second straight Pocono 400 win for a Toyota.

How many Pocono 400 winners have gone on to become the NASCAR Cup Series champion?

The Cup Series champion has claimed the Pocono 400 trophy five times, most recently with Busch's 2019 win. Jimmie Johnson won the June Pocono race on the way to his 2013 championship. Jeff Gordon accomplished the feat in 1997. Alan Kulwicki and Bobby Allison won this race during championship seasons in 1992 and 1983, respectively.

When is the 2020 Pocono 400?

This year's race, the 2020 Kids Free 325, is scheduled for Saturday, June 27. It is part of a five-race weekend package that kicks off with the ARCA Menard's Series General Tire #AnywhereIsPossible 200 on Thursday. On Saturday, the Kids Free 325 will follow a Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series race. Sunday's lineup includes the XFINITY Series Pocono Green 225 Recycled by J.P. Mascaro & Sons. Sunday afternoon's Cup Series race, the Worry-Free Weather Guarantee 350, will close the festivities. The Pocono 400, now the Kids Free 325, is the centerpiece of a five-race weekend in Pocono. Check in at StubHub to purchase Pocono 400 tickets to plan your full weekend of racing in Pennsylvania.

Is the Pocono 400 a NASCAR Playoffs race?

The Pocono 400 is not a NASCAR Playoffs race. However, it is likely to help set the field for the Playoffs. Cup Series race winners who attempt to qualify for every race and who are ranked in the top 30 in driver points automatically qualify for the NASCAR Playoffs. Unless a driver ranked lower than 30th in the standings pulls an upset victory, the Pocono 400 winner will qualify for the NASCAR Playoffs.

Where can I get Pocono 400 tickets?

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