Monday Motorsports: Joey Logano Sets Blistering Pace at Repaved Pocono A duel was compellingly performed by a veteran and a former boy wonder at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. Mike Martin, 53, seized the lead from the pole sitter Joey Logano, 22, with eight laps remaining in the Pocono 400 Sprint Cup race and appeared to have sufficient momentum to deflect a further challenge - that was, until the bump. Not long after overtaking Martin, Logano nudged the bumper of the veteran's No. 55 Toyota rounding turn No. 1, opening an inside line for Logano to reclaim the lead. Logano later said he was unsure whether he made contact with Martin's car, positing that he may have simply interrupted the airflow around the race leader, causing his car to shimmy. Martin, however, said in a post-race news conference that if he had a faster car, he would have bumped back in kind. As a teenager, Logano became the youngest driver to win races in the Nascar Nationwide and Sprint Cup series. He has struggled since his previous and only Sprint Cup victory, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in 2009, but has placed in the top 10 in three of his last four starts. Martin captured his seventh runner-up finish at Pocono Raceway, which was repaved for the 2012 season. Owing to the fast surface, a number of speeding violations were issued to drivers entering and exiting pit row. Placing seventh, Matt Kenseth earned sufficient points to seize the overall series lead from Greg Biffle, who finished 24th. Dale Earnhardt Jr., nursing a winless streak extending to 2008, also advanced, his eighth-place finish moving him into second place over all. Tony Stewart, the 2011 Sprint Cup champion, finished third on Sunday to round out the podium. Here are other motorsports results from the weekend: Lewis Hamilton, the McLaren Mercedes driver, won his third Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, becoming the seventh winner in as many races on the 2012 Formula One calendar. Having stopped on lap No. 49 for fresh tires, Hamilton, who crashed out of competition on a rain-slicked course last year, overtook Fernando Alonso, who sought to finish the race with his original tires, and Sebastian Vettel for the victory. Hamilton was followed across the finish line by Romain Grosjean of Lotus and Sergio Perez of Sauber. Justin Wilson advanced from 17th on the starting grid Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway to win the Firestone 550, his first victory in the IndyCar series. Wilson benefited from a depleted field. Scott Dixon, winner of the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix on June 3, spun out of competition, and Will Power, the points leader, had to serve a late-race driver-through penalty for blocking on a restart at lap No.