The latest edition of Race Day Preview at concordmonitor.com, with Dave D'Onofrio and Gavin Faretra looking ahead to the Sprint Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway on April 26, 2010.

An audio-only version is posted below the video, with the option to download as a podcast available here.

Dave D’Onofrio and Gavin Faretra preview the 2010 Samsung Mobile 500, at Texas Motor Speedway, in the latest of installment of RaceDay Preview at concordmonitor.com.

Additionally this week, the segment is available in an audio-only form, too, with the podcast published below the video and available for download here.

Dave D'Onofrio and Gavin Faretra of the Monitor staff preview the upcoming Subway Fresh Fit 600 in the latest installment of the Raceday Preview series that will appear at concordmonitor.com throughout NASCAR's 2010 Sprint Cup Series season.

In the latest installment of the Race Day Preview series, Dave D'Onofrio and Gavin Faretra of the Concord Monitor discuss the upcoming Food City 500, scheduled for the bullring at Bristol Motor Speedway on March 21, 2010. Kyle Busch enters as the two-time defending champ at this track, while Carl Edwards simply enters looking to stay on his best behavior.

The Monitor's Dave D'Onofrio and Gavin Faretra preview this week's Sprint Cup Series stop in Atlanta for the Kobalt Tools 500 -- and debate whether Jimmie Johnson has become NASCAR's greatest active driver.

Dave D'Onofrio and Gavin Faretra of the Monitor sports staff sit down to look at the Sprint Cup Series' visit to Las Vegas in the latest installment of Race Day Preview.

After Jamie McMurray's stirring win of a rather drawn-out Daytona 500, it's on to Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif, for the Sprint Cup Series -- and Dave and Gavin are here to set the stage for the weekend.

This Sprint Cup season the Monitor sports staff will preview each weekend on the Friday before each race, beginning with this entry on Sunday's Daytona 500. Be sure to check back each week from here to Homestead for our latest analysis on NASCAR's premier series.

Unfortunately, due to a labor dispute between Versus and DirectTV, Thursday night's season opener (scheduled to air on Versus on Thursday at 7 p.m.) between the Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals could be blacked out. The two parties have until 5 p.m. on Thursday to come to an agreement, otherwise the game will not be shown, leaving Bruins fans in the dark. But fret not, as the Concord Monitor's Gavin Faretra will be in-house, covering the game from the 9th floor at the TD Banknorth Garden with an article to run on Friday.

It's race day in Loudon. Along Rte. 106 the grills have been fired, the tops have been popped, and the cars have already begun backing up to the Interstate. Inside New Hampshire Motor Speedway fans are already starting to fill the stands, and the infield is abuzz as teams ready their war wagons and arrange their tires.