It seems when Martin Truex Jr. is near the front when a caution flag is raised, whomever is in the lead isn’t safe. Such was the case on June 3, after Truex was bounced to the 14th position during the Pocono 400, raced back to the second spot before gaining the lead following a caution and pulled away with seven laps to go for the victory.

“The final restart at the end of the race just played into our hands,” said the defending NASCAR Cup Series champion from the Mayetta section of Stafford…