Listen to the best of Kyle Busch's in-car audio as he has to battle a poor starting spot and an ill-handling car to eventually win at his hometown track.

Watch Kyle Busch come from the back of the pack to win and the rest of the sights and sounds from the Shelby 427.

The winner of the Shelby 427 talks about how special it is to win at his hometrack.

Little Busch wins for the first time at his home track in Las Vegas.

Jeff Burton feels like his team won the race after poor finishes in the first two races.

Clint Bowyer gives his Crew Chief Shane Wilson the credit for his finish in the Shelby 427.

The No. 48 spins and makes contact with the wall with minutes left in the race.

Jimmie Johnson's quick thinking keeps him from running into Bobby Labonte on pit road.

While running in 12th place, the No. 98 goes hard into the wall.

Jeff Gordon blows a tire upon an attempt to enter pit road, while Jimmie Johnson rolls past his pit box.

The No. 11 gets caught up in loose debris and hits the wall.

Jeff Gordon misses pit road and results in a blown left front tire.

Clint Bowyer, Jeff Burton, David Reutimann, and Bobby Labonte comment on their strong finishes.

After winning the pole and enduring a myriad of practice issues, Kyle Busch passes Jeff Burton and Clint Bowyer late to win the Shelby 427.

Michael Waltrip gets too high up into Turn 4 and hits the wall.

Jeff Gordon sets a career milestone by leading 20,000 laps.

Aric Almirola spins and hits the wall in Turn 2 causing Kasey Kahne to spin out as well.

The No. 43 spins in Turn 2, damaging the right front of the Richard Petty Motorsports Dodge.

Multiple problems for Martin Truex Jr. make for a difficult day on pit road.

Mark Martin is upset after his car comes out of gear and blows up, ending his day.

Carl Edwards and David Stremme make contact in turn 2 and the No. 12 gets turned around.

Roush Fenway blows another engine when David Ragan's No. 6 goes the garage.

Todd Bodine gets loose in a turn, spins out, and Elliott Sadler runs into him.

Matt Kenseth's engine blows up on Lap 7, ending his attempt to win the first three Cup races of the season.

The young Hendrick driver brings out the caution on Lap 2 of the Shelby 427 when he hits the wall.

Deirdre Strunk takes you on a tour of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Spa.

Matt Yocum takes you behind the scenes of the unveiling of the new Dale Earnhardt, Elvis Presley car.

Cam and lifter interface problems in the TRD Toyota engines have caused numerous issues for MWR and Red Bull Racing.

Joey Logano gets loose coming out of Turn 4 and kisses the wall during Shelby 427 practice.

Kurt Busch's second place qualifying run for the Shelby 427 marks the first time the brothers will start up front in a Cup race.

Jimmie Johnson qualifies third for the Shelby 427, but will start up front due to Kyle Busch's motor swap.

Kyle Busch wins the pole for the Shelby 427, but will have to start at the back of the back due to an engine change.

Dale Jr. comments on racing in Vegas, advice from his dad on how to handle a bad day, and his fans.

Jeff Gordon on the popularity of racing in Vegas, the new SAFER barrier, and his fast start to the season.

Kyle Busch suffers some kind of motor issue on Lap 5 of the first practice session and does not return to the track.

Michael Waltrip on his early success, how his team has grown

Kurt Busch on the distractions of racing at home, when to identify contenders, and how difficult it has been for him to win another championship.

Jimmie Johnson excited to be back in Vegas, on the downside to in-car audio, and how racing simulators have replaced practice.

Carl Edwards on his slow start to the season, Drew Blickensderfer's perfect start, and how he coped with being called a cheater.

Kyle Busch on racing at home, early success for Matt Kenseth and his brother, Kurt, and his desire to one day drive in Formula One.

Clint Bowyer on his problems at California and building communication on a new team.

Greg Biffle on racing at LVMS, how the track has changed since the resurfacing, and his pit miscue in California.

Jeff Burton reflects on his California performance, racing with a sense of urgency, and Matt Kenseth's early season success.

Jimmie Johnson thinks his team can be better than they've ever been in their pursuit of another Sprint Cup championship.

HLN's Bob Van Dillen forecasts the weather for the weekend's slate of races in Sin City.

NASCAR.COM's Beau Estes and Mike Bell on Matt Kenseth's bid to make history and what to expect in the Shelby 427.

NASCAR.COM's Mike Bell thinks Matt Kenseth could go three in a row, but don't underestimate the Dinger.

Garage accolades abound as Kyle Petty announces the winners of his 2009 Petty Awards.

Larry McReynolds on how Las Vegas Motor Speedway offers some unique challenges to race teams.