As the dust settles from the madness and mayhem that was the Bristol race last weekend, the Sprint Cup Series travels back west this week to Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif., for its first visit to this huge oval of the 2013 season. The racing will take on a much different look this week as we prepare to compete on the two-mile oval that is moderately banked, with only 14-degree slope in the corners. The huge track is very forgiving from a handling standpoint as there are many grooves to race in. In fact, it is not unusual to see traffic jams go 4 or 5 lanes wide, especially on restarts. If your car isn't working low, you can head up the banking and ride the top around the outside wall. If your car is upset there you can head to the middle of the track and find a happy medium. It's this versatility that allows lots of long green flag runs, few wrecks and an ...
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