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Sights & Sounds of Fontana: NASCAR finishes West Coast swing at Auto Club Speedway
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Sights & Sounds of Fontana: NASCAR finishes West Coast swing at Auto Club Speedway

Published Mar. 22, 2015 12:30 p.m. ET

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NASCAR's three-week trek to the West Coast comes to a close Sunday in Fontana, California, so see how drivers and teams are preparing for the Auto Club 400 at Auto Club Speedway. 

Kurt Busch has been blistering fast all weekend long, sweeping the top spots in qualifying and each practice session. Busch's team is already busy in the Sprint Cup garage preparing his No. 41 Chevrolet. 

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Busch's team is not the only one hard at work in the Auto Club Speedway garage, though. 

While the crew members are hard at work, the drivers are making the rounds spending time with fans, hospitality guests and sponsors. 

Kevin Harvick is on an incredible streak of 1-2 finishes in the Sprint Cup Series, however, the defending series champion is excited about Sunday's Auto Club 400 for another, more unique, reason. 

Most are looking to the Stewart-Haas Racing teammates of Busch and Harvick as the favorites for Sunday's race, but former champion and Team Penske driver Brad Keselowski is optimistic about his chances at spoiling the SHR party. 

Take a spin around the 2-mile speedway thanks to a pace car ride with Richard Childress Racing. 

Clint Bowyer has been busy already Sunday morning, meeting some of the Real Housewives and the Global Representative for the Los Angeles World Games 2015.

The cowl cover on Tony Stewart's No. 14 Chevrolet caught the attention of FOX Sports 1's Kaitlyn Vincie. 

California native Josh Wise knows the best way to prepare for a race in Fontana is to taste some of the local cuisine. 

The Sprint Cup garage is busy at Auto Club Speedway, with fans and celebrities milling around together. 

The competitors have made their way into the driver-crew chief meeting, moving one step closer to the start of Sunday's race. 

Dale Earnhardt Jr. was able to have a special moment with one of his favorite celebrities, country singer Dwight Yoakam. 

While the competition is heading out for driver introductions, Jimmie Johnson and Dale Jr. have a little bit of a different look this weekend. 

The "American Idol" group is in Fontana and ready for Sunday's Auto Club 400. 

There is sure to be plenty of action on the track, but Auto Club Speedway has provided some unique entertainment outside the facility. 

Driver introductions are over and the cars are on the grid, as drivers and their families gather on pit road. 

The anthem has been sung, the drivers are in the cars and the engines have been fired. It's time to go racing at Auto Club Speedway. Follow all the action on FOX and with RaceTrax, our live leaderboard

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