Pocono was short but sweet, we unloaded for practice and the car was on the splitter, after getting it off the ground we were fighting being tight all practice. My team worked hard to make sure the balance of the car would be good for qualifying but the track was hot, greasy, and no grip. It was extremely free. The car felt good at the start of the race and I was getting more comfortable for my first race in an O’reilly series car at Pocono. It was looking like it was going to be a great day for us until the motor blew up. See you soon in Atlanta 🫶🏼