NASCAR heads to Pennsylvania’s Pocono Raceway to Get 400 miles in the Tricky Triangle (2 p.m. ET, FS1).

This marks the first of three races this year at a 2.5-mile flat track, with both of the other races arriving at Pocono again in July, and at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in September.
Underneath the 2019 aero package, expect restarts to be crazy with all the draft coming intensely into play. However, after the cars get past the first handful of laps, passing may become difficult, based on Martin Truex Jr..
That does not indicate a car can not come in the rear of the area to the front. Since 2005, nine drivers have won from a starting position of 12th or worse in 28 races, while nine drivers have won from the front row.
Pit strategy often comes into play at Pocono, and as an excess wrinkle, there’s a 50% chance of rain starting at 11 a.m. local time and lasting all of the way throughout the day. That means racing could be challenging and aggressive after the next phase, and approach can come into play even more than usual.
One major factor I am looking at is clinic. Throughout the Gen-6 era of 2013 to present, 10 of the 12 Pocono race champions have fulfilled at least one of the two following criteria:
Final practice 10-lap average inside the top five
Single-lap speed averaged over all practice sessions inside the top eight
With all that said, here are just two outright value bets to win the Pocono 400.

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