Watch NASCAR AAA 400 Drive for Autism live stream, start time, lineup, TV schedule, drivers
Kyle Busch is on the pole, and don't miss Gordon Ramsay as the Grand Marshal at the Monster Mile
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Here is everything you need to know ahead of Sunday's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race.
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series heads to Dover International Speedway this weekend for the AAA 400 Drive for Autism. The race comes just one week after driver Austin Dillon brought the No. 3 car back to victory lane en route to his first career win at Charlotte.
Two-time track winner Kyle Busch will lead the field to green when he lines up on row one next to points leader Martin Truex Jr., who is seeking a second-straight trip to Victory Lane at the Monster Mile.
Here is the full starting grid for Sunday's action. Drivers in bold have won at the track, while those in italics have won this season.
Kyle Busch
Martin Truex Jr.
Daniel Suarez
Matt Kenseth
Kyle Larson
Kurt Busch
Erik Jones
Brad Keselowski
Austin Dillon
Denny Hamlin
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Ryan Newman
Jimmie Johnson
Ryan Blaney
Chase Elliott
Trevor Bayne
Kevin Harvick
Jamie McMurray
Kasey Kahne
Ty Dillon
Clint Bowyer
Paul Menard
AJ Allmendinger
Matt DiBenedetto
Joey Logano
Landon Cassill
Michael McDowell
Chris Buescher
Regan Smith
Danica Patrick
Gray Goulding
David Ragan
Ryan Sieg (series debut)
Cole Whitt
Ross Chastain (series debut)
Timmy Hill
Cody Ware
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has been absolutely dominant at the track, winning 10 times over the course of his career including sweeps in 2002 and 2009. Johnson has already clinched a spot in the playoffs with wins at Texas and Bristol earlier this season and enters Sunday's race eighth in points.
Larson and Truex Jr. are co-favorites to win at 5/1. Johnson, Harvick and Busch are not far behind, each with 11/2 odds per VegasInsider.com
The 400-lap race is set to begin at 1 p.m. ET on FOX and will include three stages. Stage 1 ends on Lap 120, Stage 2 ends on Lap 240 and the Final Stage is scheduled to end on Lap 400. Award-winning chef Gordon Ramsay will serve as grand marshal while 18-year-old singer Cassidy Daniels is set to perform the national anthem.
