Martin Truex Jr. won at Sonoma Raceway for the fourth time in his career Sunday, passing Chase Elliott for the lead after a final-stage restart and holding off Kyle Busch for his second NASCAR Cup Series victory of the season.

The 42-year-old Truex confidently drove his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota to another victory on the hilly road course at the base of Northern California wine country, where he also won in 2013, 2018 and 2019. Only Jeff Gordon has more victories (five) at Sonoma than Truex, who earned the 33rd win of his Cup career and his second in the last six races after winning at Dover.

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Elliott finished fifth in his return from a one-race suspension for deliberately wrecking Hamlin at Charlotte. Elliott, who has missed seven races this season, twice held the lead in the final stage before Truex blew past him on fresher tires. Truex has seven top-10 finishes in his last nine races.

"Hats off to my team," said Truex, who finished 26th at Sonoma last year. "To be so bad last year, and to come back and do that with basically the same car, is incredible. ... My team is doing everything right."

Joey Logano was third behind Busch, with Chris Buescher in fourth.

Truex and Busch, who was 2.979 seconds behind in his Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet, had the 11th 1-2 finish of their long Cup careers.

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"Not too bad," said Busch, who won last week's Cup race outside St. Louis. "Just wish we had a little bit more. I was just trying to keep him honest there at the end."

Truex appeared to be cruising toward victory before pole-sitter Denny Hamlin spun after he made contact with the wall with 19 laps to go. Hamlin's car slid sideways across the start-finish line.

Elliott led coming out of the caution with 15 laps left, but Truex surged up on fresh tires and reclaimed the lead for good.

"This is why you go through years like you did last year," Truex said. "You just never give up and keep going."

Tyler Reddick started second in his bid to win for the fourth time in the Cup Series' last six road course races, but the Northern California-born driver steadily slipped down the standings. He got back up to second in the final stage before his pit stop, but he blew a tire with 14 laps left.

Defending champion Daniel Suárez also struggled to make headway after starting in ninth, ultimately finishing 22nd.

Hamlin led the first 32 laps from the pole before Truex passed him in the second stage. The race was caution-free until the 49th lap, when Busch took the lead by not pitting before Truex reclaimed it on fresh tires with 42 laps to go.

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After a one-week break, the Cup Series begins its 10-race sprint to the playoffs June 25 at Nashville Superspeedway.

Podcast giant Joe Rogan condemned President Biden as well as the political establishment for not scrutinizing him the same way they do former President Trump.

Rogan spoke with standup comedian Theo Von, expressing his exasperation with the current president and his old age, saying he "can't take it anymore." 

Von, who explained his father was far older than average when he was a child, expressed sadness at the concept of a person so old enduring such responsibility. 

"It’s not cool to old people to do that to them," he said. 

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Rogan agreed, but argued Biden is lucid enough to understand what is going on. 

"He kind of does, and he’s kind of a c---," he said. "He’s always been a c---, though. You go back and listen to that guy lying about his education record and lying about his accomplishments and — like, he’s always been a problem."

The debate surrounding Biden's fitness for office was reignited when he fell during the commencement ceremony at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Afterward, the White House said the president tripped over a sandbag but suffered no injuries.

The podcast host went on to list Biden's numerous controversies that are plaguing his administration.

"All the f------g stuff with his son and the ties to Ukraine and China and the money. The family, they got paid millions of dollars and everyone was trying to obscure it because, ‘Well, better than Trump. Better than Trump,’" he said. "If that guy was a Republican, they would be up his a-- with a microscope."

Rogan then derided the concept that many assumed Biden would be the "sane alternative to what President Trump was," later adding, "they went with this corrupt career politician."

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He added further, "I mean, it’s wild stuff, man. They even got the FBI involved in telling Twitter to censor the information about the laptop. It’s crazy."

Rogan suggested that part of the issue is that the media itself is no longer a check to the political establishment.

"The media is overwhelmingly left-leaning, and if you have a left-leaning politician or a left-wing Democratic politician, and then you have this media that essentially works to support that person," he said. 

He added, "I mean they ignore any information that leads to distrust in the government or distrust in this administration or distrust in this party, this political party."