Denny Hamlin Holds off Erik Jones For Overtime Pocono Win

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It was a Joe Gibbs Racing slugfest for the win in an overtime finish in Sunday’s Gander RV 400 at Pocono Raceway. Denny Hamlin held off teammate Erik Jones for the win, while both were managing nearly empty fuel tanks.

This is Hamlin’s third win of 2019.

Following Hamlin and Jones across the finish line were Martin Truex Jr. in third, William Byron was fourth and Kyle Larson rounded out the top five finishers.

Kevin Harvick was sixth from the pole, Daniel Hemric ended up seventh, Brad Keselowski finished eighth, Kyle Busch finished ninth and Ryan Blaney was 10th.

Kyle Busch won Stage 1 and Jimmie Johnson took his second-career Stage win in Stage 2.

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