Nascar

The twists and turns of one of NASCAR's trickiest tracks was tamed on the final day of the week by Joey Logano. The #22 team saved just enough gas to take home the checkered after running out of fuel last week.

Pocono is one of those places that just seems to be a wild card. Many drivers are good at the track, few are great, and many get in a headspin. Kenseth's #20 outlasted the rest of the 43-car field and took home the checkered flag.

Three in a row for Kyle Busch. Three. The last time a driver won three races in a row in the Sprint Cup was back in 2007 when Jimmie Johnson did it. Busch seems to be simply on a rail of his own.

Team Penske has now won the last three races in New Hampshire, as Kyle Busch was able to hold off Brad Keselowski and seal his second victory in a row.

Joe Gibbs Racing had quite a night in Sparta, Kentucky, as Kyle Busch, Joey Logano, and Denny Hamlin finished one, two, three on Saturday evening.

You read that right. Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the very, very late Coke Zero 400 Sunday night into Monday morning, and the #3 of Austin Dillon went for one of the craziest rides I've ever seen.

It would certainly seem that even through all the drama and turmoil this family name seems to have attached to it, the two Busch brothers just continue to race on...and win. The younger Kyle Busch won Sunday afternoon in California as Kurt came in second.

Rain was the reason for a late start and an early finish in NASCAR's first of two visits to Michigan this season, but Kurt Busch capitalized and seized the checkered flag.

Martin Truex Jr. seems to be returning to a form we once knew from the past, claiming a victory that one could argue is a redefining moment for Truex Jr.'s career.

Jimmie Johnson is next to being unstoppable at Dover, Delaware's premiere circuit. Johnson has won 10 races in the Sprint Cup ranks in his tenure in NASCAR, and he earned that tenth victory on Sunday.

Saturday night, Denny Hamlin got what he proclaimed was his "biggest win for sure" as the #11 took the checkered flag at the annual All-Star Race.

Perhaps that's the most interesting headline you'll read all day, but it is true. Saturday night held court for some action up north of us in Kansas and Jimmie Johnson triumphed.