NASCAR Cup Series

If you are a fan of Mark Martin then now is your chance to meet the future Hall of Famer. In two of the next three weeks, the No. 55 Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota driver will spend several hours signing autographs.

Kansas is the track where Biffle holds his best average finish of 9.5 from an average starting position of 15.2.

Stenhouse has three Nationwide career starts at Kansas, earning one win, two top-five and two top-10 finishes.

RCR at Kansas ... In 41 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series starts at Kansas Speedway, Richard Childress Racing has four top-five and 12 top-10 finishes. RCR's best finish at Kansas was second in 2007 with Clint Bowyer. The Welcome, N.C.-based organization holds an average starting position of 21.2, a 16th-place average finishing position, has completed 11,407 of the 11,597 contested laps (98.4 percent) and has collectively led for 136 laps around the 1.5-mile race track.

The King's Cup - Karting for a Cause benefitting the Paralyzed Veterans of America (Paralyzed Veterans) welcomes back Xtreme Motorsports and D&B Motors as the presenting sponsor to the popular event that has become one of the most-notable, fan-friendly events during the May race weeks in Charlotte.

Fresh off a fourth-place finish in NASCAR’s most recent Sprint Cup Series race, driver Greg Biffle gets near a vehicle traffic line in hopes of obtaining tickets to the most competitive race track in NASCAR – Talladega Superspeedway – for the Aaron’s 499 on Sunday, May 5.

Coming off the team's first top-10 of the season, Aric Almirola looks forward to making his first stop at Kansas Speedway this season for the STP 400. He and the No. 43 STP Ford team led 69 laps at the 1.5-mile track last fall, a career-best for Almirola. Sporting classic Petty Blue and STP colors, Almirola and team will look for redemption in the 400-mile race.

After an Aussie win at the Masters, Australian native Marcos Ambrose looks to secure another win for the country by taking the checkered flag at the STP 400 this weekend at Kansas Speedway. The No. 9 Stanley Ford team looks to master the high-banked 1.5-mile track in the series' first of two stops at the Kansas City, Kan., track.

They say two heads are better than one. If that's the case, then three are even better. That's the strength of Front Row Motorsports in 2013, with Josh Wise running full-time in the No. 35 MDS Transport Ford alongside teammates David Ragan and David Gilliland.

Many variables will factor into the racing product at Kansas Speedway this weekend, but there's one thing David Ragan thinks you can count on: The Gen-6 car will be fast. The STP 400 race weekend will be the first time the Sprint Cup Series' new car will race on the recently repaved oval in Kansas City, Kan.