NASCAR Cup Series

While speculation increases about Greg Biffle, who’s in his contract-year at Roush Fenway Racing, I’ve decided to compile a list of prospects that could be looking land ‘The Biff’ following the conclusion of this season; keep in mind, Biffle will have loyal and long-time sponsor 3M Company funding him wherever he lands.

Edwards has one Sprint Cup win at the Monster Mile which came in September of 2007.

Though trials and tribulations have stood before them, “The Closer” and his newest crew chief, Rodney Childers, have turned out to be one of the strongest pairings in the garage this season thus far.

Although Kyle Larson is a rookie in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS), the 21-year old will be competing in his fourth race at Dover International Speedway (Dover) this week, in a third different type of NASCAR stock car.

The speedy mile-long track in Dover, Del. will host Michael Annett's No. 7 Pilot Flying J Chevrolet SS team this weekend, as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series rookie attempts to make a good at a track that has been kind to him, dating back to his starts there in the NASCAR Nationwide Series.

Concrete Mile...Justin Allgaier will be making his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) start at Dover International Speedway (DIS) this weekend in the FedEx 400 Benefiting Autism Speaks. Allgaier has 10 starts at DIS in the NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS). He's led 16 laps at the 1.0-mile concrete oval, and has one top five and four top-10 finishes. Crew chief Steve Addington has three wins at DIS, earning the victories with Kyle Busch (2008), Kurt Busch (2011) and Tony Stewart (2012).

1. Jeff Gordon: Gordon overcame back spasms to post a seventh in the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte. He remains atop the Sprint Cup points standings, 11 ahead of Matt Kenseth.

Country music artist Luke Bryan and Joey Principe, a 17-year-old Delawarean with Asperger’s Syndrome, have been announced as the grand marshals for the Sunday, June 1 “FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks” NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway.

Biffle started 19th and struggled with handling, he even went two laps down to the field over green flag runs. With the help of multiple adjustments and taking the “wave around” he was able to earn a 15th-place lead lap finish.

No. 55 Aaron’s Dream Machine driver Brian Vickers' return to fulltime NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing has gone well, but the best may be yet to come.