Busch's Bristol roll continues with Cup victory

The question isn't whether Kyle Busch will win at Bristol Motor Speedway -- it's how soon, if ever, someone else will find a way to keep him out of Victory Lane.
First off pit road after stops under caution on Lap 429 of Sunday's Jeff Byrd 500, Busch held off pole-sitter Carl Edwards and defending race winner Jimmie Johnson to win his fifth consecutive race in NASCAR's top three national series at the .533-mile short track.
Busch's victory Sunday was his 20th in the Cup Series, his first of the season, his second consecutive at Thunder Valley and his fourth in the past five races there. Busch capped his second consecutive weekend sweep at Bristol, having won Saturday's Nationwide Series event.

Bayne - Ford Bristol interview

Trevor Bayne will make his second homecoming in three weeks as he heads to Bristol, Tenn., for this weekend’s Jeff Byrd 500. Bayne was in his hometown of Knoxville shortly after winning last month’s Daytona 500 and while he’s been going to Bristol since the age of five, this will mark his first time driving a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series car. He spoke to Ford Racing recently about the meaning of the weekend to him.

TREVOR BAYNE – NO. 21 MOTORCRAFT FORD FUSION
HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN GOING TO RACES AT BRISTOL?
“I’ve been going there since I was in kindergarten. I was five years old and I’d get out of school early to go up there and watch and hang out, so that’s definitely a special place for me. That was actually the first place I ever went to a NASCAR race.”