Camping World RV Sales 500 2013: Start Time, Lineup, TV Schedule and More

NASCAR's Chase for the Cup kicks into high gear this Sunday at the Talladega Superspeedway for the Camping World RV Sales 500. 

Heading into the second half of the Chase, there are five races left, but to this point, there isn't much separation atop the standings. As shown by NASCAR, Matt Kenseth holds a tenuous four-point lead over Jimmie Johnson, who is 25 points ahead of Kevin Harvick:

Qualifying was cancelled due to inclement weather on Saturday, as noted by Bob Pockrass of Sporting News, and NASCAR has the details on how the field will be set for Sunday's race:

Kenseth won this race a year ago, skirting danger when he avoided a 25-car pileup on the final lap.

This track facilitates highly competitive racing, and it's not unusual to see drivers pushing one another four-wide around the track, as noted by NASCAR:

The action at Talladega will be intense, as usual, as the 2013 Sprint Cup is still up for grabs. Here's a look at when and where you can catch the action, followed by the full lineup for the race.

When: Sunday, Oct. 20, at 1 p.m. ET

Where: Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega, Ala.

Watch: ESPN

Radio: Motor Racing Network (MRN)/SIRIUS NASCAR Radio

Lineup

CAR #	DRIVER	MAKE	SPONSOR	OWNER
1	Jamie McMurray	Chevrolet	McDonald's/Monopoly	Felix Sabates
2	Brad Keselowski	Ford	Miller Lite	Roger Penske
5	Kasey Kahne	Chevrolet	Farmers Insurance	Linda Hendrick
7	Dave Blaney	Chevrolet	TBA	Tommy Baldwin Jr
9	Marcos Ambrose	Ford	Stanley	Richard Petty
10	Danica Patrick	Chevrolet	GoDaddy.com	Gene Haas
11	Denny Hamlin	Toyota	FedEx Freight	J.D. Gibbs
13	Casey Mears	Ford	GEICO	Bob Germain
14	Mark Martin	Chevrolet	Aaron's Dream Machine	Margaret Haas
15	Clint Bowyer	Toyota	5-Hour Energy	Rob Kauffman
16	Greg Biffle	Ford	3M/WB Mason	Jack Roush
17	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	Ford	Best Buy	John Henry
18	Kyle Busch	Toyota	Interstate Batteries	Joe Gibbs
19	Mike Bliss	Toyota	Plinker Tactical	Randy Humphrey
20	Matt Kenseth	Toyota	Dollar General	Joe Gibbs
22	Joey Logano	Ford	Shell-Pennzoil	Walter Czarnecki
24	Jeff Gordon	Chevrolet	Drive To End Hunger	Rick Hendrick
27	Paul Menard	Chevrolet	Menards/Libman	Richard Childress
29	Kevin Harvick	Chevrolet	Budweiser	Richard Childress
30	David Stremme	Toyota	Lean 1	Brandon Davis
31	Jeff Burton	Chevrolet	Caterpillar	Richard Childress
32	Ken Schrader	Ford	Federated Auto Parts	Frank Stoddard Sr.
33	Landon Cassill	Chevrolet	Little Joe's Autos	Joe Falk
34	David Ragan	Ford	Taco Bell	Bob Jenkins
35	Josh Wise	Ford	MDS Transport	Jerry Freeze
36	J.J. Yeley	Chevrolet	United Mining Equipment	Allan Heinke
38	David Gilliland	Ford	Long John Silver's	Brad Jenkins
39	Ryan Newman	Chevrolet	WIX Filters	Tony Stewart
42	Juan Pablo Montoya	Chevrolet	Target	Chip Ganassi
43	Aric Almirola	Ford	Smithfield	Richard Petty
47	Bobby Labonte	Toyota	Kingsford Charcoal	Tad Geschickter
48	Jimmie Johnson	Chevrolet	Lowe's	Jeff Gordon
51	AJ Allmendinger	Chevrolet	Phoenix Construction Services Inc.	James Finch
52	Morgan Shepherd	Toyota	Support Military presented by Victory Weekend	Bob Keselowski
55	Brian Vickers	Toyota	Aaron's Dream Machine	Michael Waltrip
56	Martin Truex Jr.	Toyota	NAPA Batteries	Michael Waltrip
78	Kurt Busch	Chevrolet	Furniture Row / Sealy	Barney Visser
83	David Reutimann	Toyota	Burger King / Dr. Pepper	Ron Devine
87	Joe Nemechek	Toyota	TBA	Andrea Nemechek
88	Dale Earnhardt Jr.	Chevrolet	National Guard	Rick Hendrick
93	Travis Kvapil	Toyota	Burger King / Dr. Pepper	Ron Devine
98	Michael McDowell	Ford	Phil Parsons Racing	Mike Curb
99	Carl Edwards	Ford	Fastenal	Jack Roush

Can Matt Kenseth Get Back on Track, or Will He Be Overtaken on Sunday?

Kenseth won three out of five races between Bristol and Loudon to take ownership of the top spot in the Sprint Cup standings, but he's only four points ahead of Jimmie Johnson heading into this upcoming race at Talladega.

He's lost ground to Johnson in two of the three races since then and has seen his lead shrink down to practically nothing. If Johnson finishes higher than Kenseth this weekend, then we'll have a new leader atop the standings.

Kenseth appears to be up for the challenge, however.

He finished in third place—one spot ahead of Johnson—at Charlotte last weekend, and he's been consistently running well the past six races, as noted by STATS:

Chances are, Kenseth will be in the mix heading down the home stretch.

Who Will Win?

Given the unpredictable nature of Talladega Superspeedway, combined with the intensity of the Chase for Cup, this race is impossible to predict.

That said, we know that drivers like Kenseth, Johnson, Kasey Kahne, Kyle Busch and Brad Keselowski have been running hot as of late and will likely be contending with the race on the line. 

But nobody should be surprised if one of the drivers outside the Chase ends up winning.

The one thing that is certain about this race at Talladega is that it won't be boring. Tempers are likely to run hot, and it's a given that there will be at least a couple of eventful exchanges between rivals once the action commences.

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