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After a grueling weekend at Michigan, Kurt Busch says he is more than ready for the twists and turns awaiting in Sonoma.

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Even before his rookie year began, David Ragan drew the ire of NASCAR’s top drivers. This year, he joined them, Rea White says.

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When NASCAR heads to a road course, many teams hire ringers to better their chances at victory.

This weekend will be no different at Infineon Raceway, where the usual aces have landed rides for the first of two road course races on the Sprint Cup schedule.

Series regular Reed Sorenson was pulled from the No. 41 Dodge for Scott Pruett, while rookie of the year candidate Regan Smith gave up his seat in the No. 01 Chevrolet for Ron Fellows.

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While his teammate has taken off, Elliott Sadler is still trying to right his season.

His quest takes a left turn this weekend as Sadler hopes to ride the momentum earned from last week’s strong run into the first road course of the season Sunday at Infineon Raceway.

Sadler was ninth last weekend in Michigan, just his third top-10 finish of 2008. Kasey Kahne, his teammate at Gillett Evernham Motorsports, has won three races in the last five weeks.

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It’s not a must-win situation this weekend, but Larry McReynolds can name plenty of teams needing a strong showing at Infineon.

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