The Monster Is Hungry: Live-Blogging The NASCAR Weekend In Dover

Here are the full results for Sunday’s Autism Speaks 400 at Dover International Raceway:

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series point standings following Dover (race 12 of 36):

Jimmie Johnson was frustrated after a certain top-two finish – and possibly a victory at Dover – turned into 16^th place after he was caught speeding on a late green-flag pit stop.

How mad was the four-time champ? He wasn’t pleased, but he also wasn’t mad enough to start throwing things or kick his dogs.

Juan Pablo Montoya always gets some of the biggest boos during driver introductions, typically ranking just behind Jimmie Johnson and the Busch brothers.

Yes, Montoya ruffled some feathers when he first came into the Sprint Cup Series in 2007. But what has he done to offend fans since then (aside from being from a foreign country)?

Greg Biffle is a veteran driver now, so he has a good feel for what kinds of little tricks and gamesmanship other drivers use to get an advantage.

Apparently, though, the other drivers would be best served not to mess with Biffle.

Normally we listen to a driver’s interview, pull the best parts for you and make them into a blog.

On Friday at Dale Earnhardt Jr.‘s top 12 media availability, there were no best parts. They were all bad.

Miles, the intimidating, red-eyed stone monster who serves as the mascot for Dover International Speedway, looks hungrier than ever this week to chew up some cars on the 1-mile concrete oval.

In the shadow of the Dover Downs casino, drivers will try to press their luck and make it through the Autism Speaks 400 and avoid Miles’ wrath at the same time.