By Jared Turner Prior to Kurt Busch winning Monday’s rescheduled and rain-delayed race at Pocono Raceway, the Stewart-Haas Racing driver had experienced a fairly quiet and uneventful season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. But after going to Victory Lane and punching his ticket to the 2016 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, Busch is suddenly the talk of the town. That’s because in addition to being the Sprint Cup Series’ most recent winner, he enters Sunday’s FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway as the defending race winner of the June event at MIS, where he owns a total of three…

By Jared Turner Doesn’t it always rain at Pocono? With all due respect to Pocono Raceway, there’s no track more undeserving of two annual Sprint Cup dates than the so-called “Tricky Triangle.” Aside from the fact that races at Pocono tend to be among the most humdrum on the schedule, there’s also the harsh reality that rain seems to be a factor virtually every time NASCAR visits the 2.5-mile track. This past weekend was no different from the norm as wet weather hampered the proceedings on Friday and Saturday and then on Sunday forced the first postponement of the 2016 Sprint Cup…