Arena: Dover International Speedway.

Location: Dover, Delaware.

Date: June 3, 2012

NASCAR Betting Online: Dover International Speedway is a one-mile concrete oval race track, also known as the Monster Mile, and has a high-grip surface that allows drivers to push their cars to the envelope of the performance limits of both man and car. This race is the first of two NASCAR Sprint Cup races held annually at this speedway.

The 2007 Autism Speaks 400 presented by Visa marked the first time that the title sponsorship of a NASCAR Sprint Cup race was dedicated to a non-profit organization.

In addition to the race, this partnership group spent the weekend educating and increasing public awareness about autism, and proceeds from the revenue generated through the purchase of limited edition souvenirs were donated to Autism non-profit groups.

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2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: FedEx 400 at Dover - Race Results

Matt Kenseth gambled by taking 2 tires during a pit-stop with 35 laps to go, and held on to win the Sprint Cup “Fed Ex 400 to benefit Autism Speaks” Sunday afternoon in Dover.

Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards dominated most of the race by combining for 324 of 400 laps led. But Johnson and Edwards took four tires each on their last stops, which ended up costing both drivers an opportunity to win. The pit stops occurred during a caution period with less than 40 laps remaining.

Mark Martin did not pit and led the way for the final restart with 34 laps to go. Martin had been running in the 14th spot prior to the caution.

Kenseth moved around Martin for the lead shortly after the restart and then ran in front for the final 32 laps around the one-mile, concrete surfaced track. Kenseth finished 2.1 seconds ahead of Martin for his second Sprint Cup Series win at Dover. He won here in June 2006.

2010 Champion

The racer, Kyle Busch got his 2nd victory of the 2010 Nascar season at the Dover International Speedway.

This was Busch’s 18th series career win, his second series win at Dover International Speedway, and he now is 69 points behind series leader, Kevin Harvick.

Mr. Busch took advantage of a Jimmie Johnson mistake to pull away for the win on Sunday, "We snookered him on that one," Busch told his crew as he streaked past the finish line. "He saw us coming, and he sped."

"I wouldn’t say that we psyched Jimmie out. I mean, he’s won four championships so he’s pretty much been through all the head games in this world.