3 years agoHeading into race number two on Sunday, it was clear on Saturday that Kyle Larson had the race car to beat. He was able to charge to the front almost at will. The Hendrick Motorsports Racing driver had one corner to go when his left front tire decided to blow. That dropped him down to ninth place. This ended Larson's three-race winning streak but expect a vengeful No. 5 car on Sunday. He had the fastest car despite his pit crews slower than usual pit times. The second Pocono race is ten laps longer and maybe less misfortune will occur for Larson. --Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: Nascar.com