This week on Four Wide, we break down Chase Briscoe’s statement win at Pocono, where he led 72 laps and secured his third career Cup Series victory. Denny Hamlin came up just short after starting on pole, while Ryan Blaney battled through a failed cooling system and brought it home in third before being treated for heat exhaustion.

We also look ahead to a busy weekend with the Truck Series making its debut at Lime Rock Park’s tight, technical road course, and Cup teams heading to Atlanta’s newly repaved high-speed oval for the Quaker State 400—now part of NASCAR’s first-ever In-Season Challenge.

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The Four Wide crew breaks down a wild weekend south of the border, where chaos and cautions ruled Mexico City in both the Xfinity and Cup races. From strategy shakeups to unexpected frontrunners, we recap who handled the road course best—and who left frustrated. Then, we look ahead to the tricky triangle at Pocono and what to expect as the field resets on an oval unlike any other.

Michigan delivered drama with fuel strategy shaking up the finish—Denny Hamlin played it smart while others ran dry. We dive into how it all unfolded, who got burned, and what it means heading into Mexico City. Plus, we preview NASCAR’s debut at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the challenges of racing at altitude, and which drivers we’ve got our eyes on.