Denny Hamlin and his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing team clearly have it all figured out right now. After another pole-winning run on Saturday at Pocono Raceway, Hamlin is set to be credited with a P1 starting position for the third consecutive race.Now, the driver who worked himself into the 50 pole/50 win club a weekend ago, will look to snag three consecutive victories in the history of his illustrious NASCAR Cup Series career.Hamlin secured the 51st pole position of his NASCAR Cup Series career with a 51.948-second (173.250 mph) lap around the 2.5-mile triangular Pocono Raceway, a track where Hamlin boasts seven career victories. Hamlin's lap was able to narrowly defeat Kyle Larson by 0.055 seconds for the Busch Light Pole Award.While Hamlin hopes to extend his recent stretch of dominance in the NASCAR Cup Series ranks, Larson, the defending series champion, simply wants to put an end to a 39-race winless drought, which stretches back to Kansas Speedway last May.Larson, sixth in points entering the weekend, finished fourth a weekend ago at Michigan International Speedway.Daniel Suarez will look to continue his resurgent season with Spire Motorsports from the third starting position, and he'll be joined by Ty Gibbs, who took his first career win at Bristol Motor Speedway earlier this season.Chase Briscoe, the defending winner of this race, will start from the fifth position, while Chris Buescher, Erik Jones, John Hunter Nemechek, William Byron, and Ryan Blaney rounded out the top-10 qualifiers for Sunday's The Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono Raceway.Christopher Bell, who is competing this weekend with a fractured left wrist after a hard impact last weekend at Michigan International Speedway, will start Sunday's race from the 22nd position.Carson Hocevar had a potential pole-winning run going during the qualifying session, but would slide up the track, and collide with the wall during his timed lap. Hocevar would be credited with a 26th-place qualifying run.Brad Keselowski suffered from a mechanical issue during his qualifying lap, and will start 37th in the 38-car field as a result.Bubba Wallace will start the race from the shotgun position after he crashed during his qualifying lap, and was unable to clock in a lap time.The Great American Getaway 400 Starting Lineup1. 11 - Denny Hamlin2. 5 - Kyle Larson3. 7 - Daniel Suarez4. 54 - Ty Gibbs5. 19 - Chase Briscoe6. 17 - Chris Buescher7. 43 - Erik Jones8. 42 - John Hunter Nemechek9. 24 - William Byron10. 12 - Ryan Blaney11. 22 - Joey Logano12. 48 - Alex Bowman13. 71 - Michael McDowell14. 33 - Austin Hill15. 41 - Cole Custer16. 45 - Tyler Reddick17. 2 - Austin Cindric18. 38 - Zane Smith19. 16 - A.J. Allmendinger20. 21 - Josh Berry21. 47 - Ricky Stenhouse Jr.22. 20 - Christopher Bell23. 9 - Chase Elliott24. 1 - Ross Chastain25. 35 - Riley Herbst26. 77 - Carson Hocevar27. 10 - Ty Dillon28. 88 - Connor Zilisch29. 34 - Todd Gilliland30. 4 - Noah Gragson31. 97 - Shane van Gisbergen32. 3 - Austin Dillon33. 51 - Cody Ware34. 78 - Daniel Dye35. 60 - Ryan Preece36. 62 - Casey Mears37. 6 - Brad Keselowski38. 23 - Bubba WallaceAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow