Greg Biffle's first victory in 2010 was a great gift to team owner Jack Roush who was in an airplane accident earlier in the week.
Not only is Denny Hamlin the recent statistical leader at this oval going into this weekend's Pocono race, but he is also getting race-winning cars on a frequent basis this season.
Tony Stewart was not the fastest car at the Brickyard 400, but he put himself into a solid position through hard work and diligence throughout the day.
Tony Stewart's two wins and five Top 10's in the last six years at Indy make him the class of the field this weekend.
Johnson has had a significant amount of good luck in his career, and it looks like he is trying to get rid of any bad luck for 2010 prior to the Chase.
The surging Tony Stewart will be hard to stop this weekend at Chicagoland.
Kevin Harvick won a crazy race in Daytona and should be factor this week in Chicago.
Jamie McMurray lacks the victories to be considered the most dominant driver on ovals, but his efforts for both Jack Roush and now owner Chip Ganassi are hard to ignore.
Jimmie Johnson scored his fifth win of the season with back-to-back wins on the California roadcourse and New Hampshire oval.
Denny Hamlin is finally living up to his potential and showing the form to win a championship. He won this event in 2007 and finished second in his last race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Marcos Ambrose's mistake allowed Jimmie Johnson to cruise to victory on Sunday.
The Sprint Cup series pays its first visit to the road course circuit this weekend with a stop at Sonoma, which should sit well with Kyle Busch. He's flexed his muscles at the road course over the years.
Denny Hamlin is quickly becoming the most dominant driver in NASCAR Sprint Cup.
Coming off a victory at Pocono, Denny Hamlin should have no trouble carrying that momentum to Michigan International Speedway this weekend
Denny Hamlin expects to win every weekend and, as he showed at Pocono, he has the car to do it.