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Joey Logano and The Home Depot Team head to Kentucky Speedway for the inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup race at the 1.5-mile track.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr., No. 6 Blackwell Angus Ford Mustang: “I won my first ARCA race at Kentucky and I ran ninth in one Nationwide start there so I feel pretty good about it. It’s been two years since I’ve been on the track. Our cars have always been pretty fast there."

Chevrolet has won 34 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) Manufacturers' Championships

For the second time this season, Big Red, Inc. will sponsor the No. 32 entry of FAS Lane Racing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

Biffle on Kentucky: “A racetrack has to have character and Kentucky has character. The progressive banking off of Turn 4 makes it a lot of fun to race here."

New Addition: This weekend's race at Kentucky Speedway makes it the first track to be added to the Sprint Cup Schedule since Chicagoland Speedway and Kansas Speedway were introduced in 2001.

Brian Scott and the No. 11 Shore Lodge Toyota team travel to Kentucky Speedway for this weekend's Feed the Children 300 in what will be his second career start at the 1.5-mile speedway in NASCAR Nationwide Series competition.

Mike Wallace will be walking a little taller this Friday at Kentucky Speedway just before the NASCAR Nationwide Series race starts.

Dodge's Kurt Busch is the only Sprint Cup Series driver who has been in the top-10 in the driver point standings all season (17 races).

Kenseth on racing at Kentucky Speedway: “I really don't have any experience with the track at Kentucky. We used to test there quite a bit before the testing rules came into place but I've probably only been there three or four times in my career."