NATIONWIDE SERIES – 5 HOUR ENERGY 200

NASCAR NATIONWIDE SERIES – 5 HOUR ENERGY 200, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2:30 P.M. EDT ON ESPN

Busch: Another Record Up for Grabs

With his victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Kyle Busch became the winningest NASCAR Nationwide Series driver at the track. He will once again chase that record this weekend at Dover International Speedway. Busch goes for his fourth win at the Monster Mile, snapping a tie with Todd Bodine and Carl Edwards. Joe Gibbs Racing has won four of the last six Nationwide races at Dover.

Autism Awareness Hits Home for Turner Scott Motorsports Crew Chief

Autism Awareness is always in the forefront at Dover in advance of Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks. The entitlement hits home for Trent Owens, crew chief for NASCAR Nationwide Series championship contender Kyle Larson. Owens' five-year-old son, Gray, suffers from Autism.

Smith Still Leads Standings; Dover Next Challenge

The 200-lap race at Dover could be championship standings leader Regan Smith’s next big challenge. In six previous starts, Smith’s best finish is a 16th place in 2003. He leads Sam Hornish Jr. by 28 points in the standings followed by Elliott Sadler, Justin Allgaier and Brian Vickers.

Hometown Heroes

Travis Pastrana – who is competing in his first full-time NASCAR Nationwide Series season – hails from nearby Annapolis, Md. Pastrana grew up approximately 1.5 hours from the speedway.

Brian Scott’s crew chief – Phil Gould – hails from South Brunswick, N.J. Gould is a long-time employee of Richard Childress Racing, but is in his first year as crew chief for Scott. The team has garnished five top-10 finishes this season.