NASCAR Cup Series

Stenhouse Jr. has two Sprint Cup starts at the Monster Mile, both of which he has finished 13th or better.

The No. 56 NAPA SHOCKS Toyota driver Martin Truex Jr. is heading home before this weekend’s AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway.

As the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship enters its third week of competition Kurt Busch feels his Furniture Row Racing team needs to step up the pace in Sunday’s AAA 400 race at Dover (Del.) International Speedway.

After two races in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, the Roush Fenway Racing duo of Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle find themselves fourth and fifth, respectively, in the point standings. Edwards trails leader Matt Kenseth by 36 points while Biffle is 38 points back. Car owner Jack Roush spoke to Ford Racing on Tuesday and gave his thoughts about what has transpired in the first two races and why he’s guardedly optimistic about these final eight.

Last weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Harvick and the No. 29 Budweiser team finished 20th after battling handling issues throughout the race.

The NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) heads to the high-banked, concrete track at Dover (Del.) International Speedway. In addition to their strong short-track program in 2013, the Pilot Travel Centers team is coming off of a top-10 finish at the one-and-a-half mile track of Kentucky Speedway and look to carry that momentum into this weekend's race.

Ryan Truex will drive the No. 51 Shooters Sporting Center Chevrolet this weekend for Phoenix Racing in the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway.

David Gilliland was having a solid weekend at Dover (Del.) International Speedway during the Sprint Cup Series' first visit to the track in June. His Long John Silver's Ford showed good speed throughout the practice and qualifying sessions and was logging fast laps in the race when Gilliland was knocked into the wall by Ryan Newman, who had grown impatient after trying unsuccessfully to pass the No. 38.

Don't mess with the Monster, but don't let him walk all over you either. Racing at the track known as the "Monster Mile" can be a difficult balance. Driver David Ragan believes that attacking Dover (Del.) International Speedway requires being both aggressive and conservative. The challenging part is figuring out how to walk that line.

When a new season begins at Daytona in February it will be interesting to see how many of the sport’s experts pick Brian Vickers as a favorite to secure a place in NASCAR’s 2014 Chase for the Sprint Cup.