The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series heads to Long Pond, Pennsylvania, this weekend for a return to Pocono Raceway, one of the most distinctive and demanding stops on the schedule.Known as the Tricky Triangle, Pocono’s three-turn layout presents challenges unlike any other track in the series. Drivers and teams must find the right balance to navigate each corner effectively, making track position, strategy, and execution critical throughout the event.Justin Allgaier arrives at Pocono with momentum after another strong performance at Nashville. The veteran earned his third career victory at the Tennessee track, continuing an impressive season and further cementing his reputation as one of the series’ top competitors.The list of Pocono winners reads like a collection of NASCAR’s biggest stars. Champions, future Hall of Famers, and many of the sport’s most accomplished drivers have celebrated in Victory Lane at the Pennsylvania facility, highlighting just how difficult it is to conquer the 2.5-mile oval.Last year’s race showcased the level of talent required to win at Pocono. The challenging track rewarded a standout performance that helped launch a promising young driver’s career to the next level, reinforcing the raceway’s reputation as a place where top talent shines.Big Machine Racing driver Patrick Staropoli is scheduled to qualify 16th in the order today. BMR is a promotional partner with KCWE this season.Practice and qualifying are scheduled for today beginning at 9:30 a.m. as teams prepare for one of the most important tests of the season. You can view practice and qualifying on The CW app, or cwtv.com.With Allgaier carrying momentum, a field packed with contenders, and another chapter ready to be written at the Tricky Triangle, fans can expect an entertaining battle at one of NASCAR’s most iconic venues.Live coverage begins today at 2:30 p.m. on Kansas City’s Own® KCWE and The CW.

LONG POND, Pa. —

The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series heads to Long Pond, Pennsylvania, this weekend for a return to Pocono Raceway, one of the most distinctive and demanding stops on the schedule.

Known as the Tricky Triangle, Pocono’s three-turn layout presents challenges unlike any other track in the series. Drivers and teams must find the right balance to navigate each corner effectively, making track position, strategy, and execution critical throughout the event.

Justin Allgaier arrives at Pocono with momentum after another strong performance at Nashville. The veteran earned his third career victory at the Tennessee track, continuing an impressive season and further cementing his reputation as one of the series’ top competitors.

The list of Pocono winners reads like a collection of NASCAR’s biggest stars. Champions, future Hall of Famers, and many of the sport’s most accomplished drivers have celebrated in Victory Lane at the Pennsylvania facility, highlighting just how difficult it is to conquer the 2.5-mile oval.

Last year’s race showcased the level of talent required to win at Pocono. The challenging track rewarded a standout performance that helped launch a promising young driver’s career to the next level, reinforcing the raceway’s reputation as a place where top talent shines.

Big Machine Racing driver Patrick Staropoli is scheduled to qualify 16th in the order today. BMR is a promotional partner with KCWE this season.

Practice and qualifying are scheduled for today beginning at 9:30 a.m. as teams prepare for one of the most important tests of the season. You can view practice and qualifying on The CW app, or cwtv.com.

With Allgaier carrying momentum, a field packed with contenders, and another chapter ready to be written at the Tricky Triangle, fans can expect an entertaining battle at one of NASCAR’s most iconic venues.

Live coverage begins today at 2:30 p.m. on Kansas City’s Own® KCWE and The CW.