NASCAR Cup Series

CHEVY RACING AT THE TRACK-DARLINGTON RACEWAY JEFF CHEW, MARKETING MANAGER, NASCAR, CHEVY RACING: ""We look forward to bringing the Team Chevy Racing Display back to Darlington Raceway"

Dodge's Kurt Busch is sixth in the Sprint Cup point standings. In 14 career starts at Darlington, Busch has two top-five and five top-10 finishes.

Biffle on Darlington: “Darlington is the hardest place we race. We run inches off the wall at speeds we run at mile and a half tracks. Any second it'll reach out and bite you and that's why they call it the Lady in Black."

Kenseth on racing at Darlington Raceway: “Darlington is a great race track with a lot of history attached to it. They repaved the surface a few years ago and it’s just a place where we race fast with narrow lanes, and track position at the end of the race is really important."

No. 00 Aaron’s Outdoors Toyota driver David Reutimann goes to the 1.366-mile Darlington Raceway this weekend for the SHOWTIME Southern 500 hoping to race into the month of May on a positive note.

Darlington Raceway is the “Track Too Tough to Tame,” but it’s No. 56 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota driver Martin Truex Jr.’s favorite on the Sprint Cup circuit.

Richard Childress is tied for third all time with Holman-Moody and the Wood Brothers for car owner victories at Darlington with eight - all of them coming with Dale Earnhardt.

Matt Kenseth to Drive Specially Decked-Out No.17 Ford Fusion for Roush Fenway Racing At Two Upcoming NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Events in South Carolina and Delaware

Carl Edwards on racing at Darlington Raceway: “It’s a big weekend for us going into Darlington . We are leading the points and Dan Amos, the chairman of Aflac, is going to be there."

Re-paving at Darlington Raceway in 2007- 08 may have taken away some of the 'bite' the track once had, but seven-time track winner Jeff Gordon is aware "The Lady in Black" is still hungry.