NASCAR Cup Series

Carl Edwards on racing at Pocono Raceway: “I really like racing at Pocono. The first time I ran there I won so it’s been a favorite ever since."

Dodge has six wins at Pocono Raceway (Richard Petty (1974, '76), Bill Elliott (2002), Ryan Newman (2003), Kurt Busch (2007) and Kasey Kahne (2008).

After a strong performance in Kansas, Roush Fenway’s Sprint Cup program heads to the 2.5-mile “Tricky Triangle” of Pocono Raceway, where the team will look for its fifth Sprint Cup Series win.

Biffle on Pocono: “Well, I’m definitely looking forward to Pocono this weekend for several reasons. It’s always good to go back to a track where you are the most recent winner but I’m also excited that we’ll be shifting again."

McMurray will be making his 17th start at Pocono Raceway when the team returns to the triangle shaped speedway in the mountains of Pennsylvania. His best start came in the spring of 2005 when he won the pole.

Kansas Recap: Denny Hamlin and the FedEx Racing team played the fuel strategy game to perfection last Sunday at Kansas Speedway, recording a third-place finish.

Kenseth on racing at Pocono Raceway: “There are a lot of things about Pocono that we focus on heading into this weekend. Fuel mileage is a big deal because it is such a big track and you can’t run very many laps on fuel there."

No. 00 Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota driver David Reutimann returns to his racing roots Wednesday when he joins 20 plus drivers from all forms of racing at Eldora Speedway in Tony Stewart’s seventh annual Prelude to the Dream charity race.

Johnson has made 18 Sprint Cup Series starts at Pocono Raceway, where he has two wins, six top-five and 12 top-10 finishes.

Michael Waltrip Racing announced today the promotion of Chad Johnston from lead engineer to crew chief of the No. 56 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota driven by Martin Truex Jr. Johnston’s new role is effective immediately as the team prepares for this weekend’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway.