Chase Briscoe may not have hit his stride at Stewart-Haas Racing, but with stronger equipment, more in-depth data, stronger management, and straitlaced competition at Joe Gibbs Racing, he is thriving.

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Hamlin finished second. Ryan Blaney, Chris Buescher and Chase Elliott completed the top five. Briscoe, a third-generation dirt racer from Indiana, gave JGR its 18th Cup victory at Pocono.