NASCAR Chevy Teams Post Mixed Results At Pocono 2024: Video

Pocono Raceway wasn’t overly kind to The Bow Tie on July 14^th, 2024. While no NASCAR Chevy teams led any laps on the “Tricky Triangle,” a couple Camaro ZL1 race cars finished inside the top five and were a threat to win.

Last weekend’s winner, Alex Bowman, guided the No. 48 NASCAR Chevy Camaro to a third-place finish, tailing race winner Ryan Blaney’s No. 12 Ford Mustang Dark Horse and runner-up Denny Hamlin’s No. 11 Toyota TRD Camry. He was followed by the No. 24 Camaro of William Byron in fourth place.

Meanwhile, Chase Elliott, driver of the No. 9 Camaro, was the only other NASCAR Chevy driver to finish inside the top 10, bringing home a ninth-place result. Elliott currently holds the regular season points lead over Kyle Larson, driver of the No. 5 Camaro.

Other NASCAR Chevy teams didn’t have good results to write home about. Ross Chastain, driver of the No. 1 Camaro, appeared to lose steering and slammed into the wall on Lap 53, taking him out of contention and putting him in danger of missing the 2024 Playoffs. He finished 36^th at Pocono.

Kyle Busch’s struggles also continued at the Tricky Triangle after contact with the No. 7 Camaro of Corey Lajoie sent his No. 8 Camaro spinning into the pack, collecting several drivers, including the No. 47 Camaro of Ricky Stenhouse Jr. When asked if he felt there was a conversation to be had with Lajoie about the incident, Busch simply replied, “Nah.” He finished 32^nd.

# – Rookie
i – Points ineligible
* – Part-time driver

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