By Reid Spencer, NASCAR Wire Service DOVER, Del.—When Joey Logano sets a record, he does it in style. Logano didn't just win Saturday's 5-hour Energy 200 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Dover International Speedway. He crushed the rest of the field in taking the checkered flag in a record four straight events at the Monster Mile. No other driver has ever won four straight races at Dover in any of NASCAR's top three national series, and Logano accomplished the feat decisively, finishing 14.590 seconds ahead of runner-up Kyle Larson. Kevin Harvick ran third, more than 24 seconds back, and Brian Vickers came home…

By Chris Knight, Special to the NASCAR Wire Service It wasn't a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competitor that the NASCAR Nationwide Series field had to worry about at Kentucky Speedway. Instead, it was a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series standout in Ryan Blaney who stole the show and won Saturday night's Kentucky 300. Blaney's first career Nationwide Series win came in his 15th career start and just second start of 2013. Blaney's triumph in the No. 22 Discount Tire Ford Mustang marked Penske Racing's 10th win of the year with the No. 22 with four different drivers. A.J. Allmendinger, Joey Logano and Brad…