Great American Getaway 400: Winners, Losers from NASCAR Race Today at Pocono

Sunday’s Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono Raceway did not deliver the kind of chaos you’d expect. While a few notable drivers got taken out in an early wreck, it was largely domination from a select few cars. There’s plenty of NASCAR analysis to go over from this Cup Series race.

Let’s dive into our winners and losers from the NASCAR race today at Pocono.Related: NASCAR Results Today at Pocono, Cup Series Stage ResultsWinner: Denny HamlinIMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectThree straight wins for Denny Hamlin, and it looks like no one in NASCAR can touch the No. 11 car right now.

Hamlin earned the Stage 1 win and, even with the pit strategy, still managed to earn some points in Stage 2. The speed of the No. 11 then showed up on the final stage as he navigated his way toward the front before overtaking Christopher Bell and then coasting to victory lane for the third week in a row.

With the hot streak Hamlin is on, maybe 70 career wins is on the table.Related: NASCAR Cup Series All-Time Wins LeadersLoser: Brad KeselowskiIMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectIt’s been a bad start to the summer for Brad Keselowski. Just a few weeks ago, he sat near the top-10 in points for the Cup Series.

He’s been in a freefall ever since. Coming into the NASCAR race today, Keselowski had consecutive 34th-place finishes with just 7 points combined. With two road-course races on the horizon, Keselowski needed a strong showing at Pocono on Sunday.

Instead, in a wreck caused by Austin Hill, multiple cars got turned and the No. 6 slammed nose first into Bubba Wallace’s No. 23 as it spun across the track.

Keselowski has now combined for just 8 points in the last three races and with the race at San Diego on deck, he’s dropped below the cutline.Related: RFK Racing Driver Has ‘Unclear Future’ with TeamWinner: Erik JonesIMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectErik Jones stays hot and don’t look now but the No. 43 car might make The Chase.

Coming into Sunday, Jones boasted a remarkable 7.25 average finishing