LEGACY MOTOR CLUB heads to Long Pond, Pennsylvania this weekend for the Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISITPA.com. The NASCAR Cup Series takes on the iconic Pocono Raceway, affectionately known as “The Tricky Triangle,” for the 16th race of the 36-race 2026 season.

Race Info & Broadcast ScheduleRace: Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISITPA.com (Race 16 of 36)Track: Pocono Raceway (2.5-Mile Triangular Oval)Date: Sunday, June 14, 2026Time: 3:00 p.m. EDTTV/Radio: Live on Amazon Prime, MAX, MRN, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio (Channel 90)John Hunter Nemechek – No. 42 Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Toyota Camry XSEDriver NotesPocono Cup History: John Hunter Nemechek has four NASCAR Cup Series starts at Pocono, highlighting his track resume with a career-best sixth-place finish in last year’s June race.Lower-Series Stats: Nemechek has three starts in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, earning a top finish of seventh in June 2018. Across five starts in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, he holds an impressive average finish of sixth.Triangle Truck Winner: In June 2021, Nemechek took home the checkered flag in the Truck Series at Pocono after starting seventh, leading 12 of 60 laps to beat Kyle Busch by 1.337 seconds.Crew Chief Record: This weekend marks crew chief Travis Mack’s eighth NASCAR Cup Series race atop the box at Pocono. Mack previously guided Daniel Suárez to a career-best third-place finish at the track in June 2022 and called Nemechek’s sixth-place run last season.Team Quotes

John Hunter Nemechek: “We had a great race in Pocono last year, and we had a lot of speed in Michigan last week. I’m ready to bounce back and I feel like Pocono will be a great place to show all of the hard work the No. 42 team has been putting in and bring home a good finish.”

Travis Mack (Crew Chief): “Pocono was one of our best races last year. We qualified top-five, and definitely had a top-five car, but finished sixth. Hopefully we can take the speed we had in Michigan and what we learned at our test in Indy last week and apply it to Pocono. I’m feeling good about the weekend.”

Erik Jones – No. 43 Dollar Tree Toyota Camry XSEDriver NotesMichigan Momentum: Erik Jones arrives in Pocono riding a massive wave of momentum after finishing second at his home track of Michigan International Speedway last Sunday. After starting 37th due to unapproved adjustments, Jones carved his way through the field to secure his first points-paying top-five finish of the 2026 season.Pocono Stats: Sunday’s race marks Jones’ 15th Cup Series start at Pocono. In his 13 prior starts, he owns five top-fives and eight top-10s, with a career-best finish of second in July 2019. He has not finished worse than 14th at the triangle since June 2021.Grassroots Pit Stop: Prior to heading to the Poconos, Jones returned to his roots on Wednesday, June 10, competing in the Money in the Bank 150 super late model race at Berlin Raceway in Michigan.#PassTheConfidence: As part of Social Media Wellness Month, Jones partnered with NFL superstar Russell Wilson and Grammy Award-winning artist Ciara in the Zigazoo #PassTheConfidence challenge to spread positivity across digital platforms.Crew Chief Record: Crew chief Justin Alexander will call his 15th career Cup race at the 2.5-mile track, previously earning a personal best finish of 10th with Austin Dillon in July 2022.Team Quotes

Erik Jones: “Pocono is honestly one of my favorite tracks on the schedule. I feel like it’s somewhere where the No. 43 team has run really strong at in this NextGen car, and we’re riding a wave of momentum after our runner-up finish at Michigan… We’ve made up significant ground in the points standings the last few weeks, and we’re hoping to continue to do that at Pocono.”

Justin Alexander (Crew Chief): “Last week at Michigan was a big step forward for our team and company… Pocono presents a completely different challenge. It’s one of the most unique tracks we go to with three very different corners, long straightaways, and a setup that requires compromise. You can’t focus on being perfect in one turn because it usually hurts you somewhere else.”

Club Minutes & Legacy Success

LEGACY MOTOR CLUB’s leadership team brings an unmatched history of success to the “Tricky Triangle”:

Jimmie Johnson: The team co-owner and seven-time Cup Series Champion owns 38 career starts at Pocono, boasting three victories (June 2004, August 2004, June 2013), four poles, 11 top-fives, and 20 top-10 finishes.Matt Kenseth: LMC’s competition advisor and 2003 Champion has 40 Cup starts at the track, highlighted by a trip to Victory Lane in August 2015.Richard Petty: Team Ambassador “The King” captured two checkered flags at Pocono during his storied career, winning in August 1974 and August 1976.Trackside Fan AppearancesSaturday, June 13 @ 11:00 a.m. local: Erik Jones will host a live fan Q&A session on the Fan Fair Stage in the Pocono Fan Zone.Sunday, June 14 @ 12:30 p.m. local: John Hunter Nemechek will be signing autographs at the trackside merchandise trailer.

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