• Carl Edwards, driver of the No. 99 Office Depot Ford Fusion, finds himself eighth in the Chase for the Nextel Cup (63 points out of first) after a 12^th-place finish Sunday at New Hampshire International Speedway. Edwards looked ahead to this week’s race at Dover International Speedway – the second straight car of tomorrow race in the chase.

• Matt Kenseth, driver of the No. 17 DeWalt Ford Fusion, made his NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series debut at Dover International Speedway when he served as a fill-in driver for Bill Elliott in 1998. Kenseth, who is seventh in the Chase for the Nextel Cup, was this week’s teleconference guest.

• Marcos Ambrose, driver of the No. 59 Kingsford Ford Fusion, returns to the Monster Mile of Dover International Speedway this weekend. Ambrose is seventh in championship points and trails David Ragan in the Raybestos Rookie-of-the-Year standings by 25 points.

• David Starr, driver of the No. 10 International Maxx Force Diesel Ford F-150, has enjoyed a great deal of success at this week’s stop on the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series circuit – Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Starr won his first touring series race at the 1.5-mile oval and then won his first NCTS event in 2002 at LVMS.

No. 5 crew earns second Checkers®/Rally’s® Double Drive-Thru Challenge of season 

Kyle Busch’s over-the-wall crew recorded the Checkers®/Rally’s® Double Drive-Thru Challenge win in Sunday’s Nextel Cup race at New Hampshire International Speedway.

Posting the least amount of time on pit road - spending only 149.142 seconds - the No. 5 team earned its second pit crew win of the season.

“These guys have been consistent all year long on pit road,” said Busch, who finished fourth overall in New Hampshire. “They make up for a lot of time in the pits. If I can’t pass someone on the track, I know I will pass them on pit road. I’m proud of them – it’s a great honor.”