In Saturday’s first race of the weekend’s NASCAR Cup Series doubleheader at Pocono Raceway, Denny Hamlin’s shot at victory came apart when his car developed a vibration in the late going. On Sunday, Hamlin went vibration free and the result was a victory in the nightcap.

Despite weather delays forcing the Pocono 350 to conclude with the sun sunk below the Pennsylvania horizon at the light-less 2.5-mile triangle track in Long Pond, Hamlin became the winningest active driver at Pocono and tied Jeff Gordon for the most all-time Cup wins at the track with six.

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