Mooresville, NC (September 21, 2009) - Ken Butler III will be back behind the wheel of the No. 23 Aaron's Dream Machine Chevrolet in Saturday's Dover 200 at Dover International Speedway. The 200-lap event will be the 28th race of the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series season.

Challenges at Dover: "You've got to be thinking a corner or two ahead at Dover. A car can wreck at the other end of the rack and you're on top of the accident before you know it. Because of the banking, almost all the cars slide back down the track after they hit the outside wall."

Feelings on racing at Dover: "Dover is one of the most exciting tracks on the series," says Butler. "It's a really fast track, especially considering that it's only a mile in length. It's got the high banked corners, which makes it like a bigger version of Bristol."

Lessons from Bristol: "My last race in the Aaron's Dream Machine was at Bristol last month and we had a pretty good finish there. The similarities in the two tracks gives me confidence that I can run well at Dover too. And, of course, the good momentum always helps."

Goals this weekend at Dover: "This will be my second time here so we hope to improve on the run we had in the spring. I think we had a good car; we just got caught up in wreck. If we run our race, stay out of trouble and keep digging every lap we should be able to come out of Dover with a solid finish."

Crew Chief Quotes with Steve Plattenberger: "He's really going to have to be up on the wheel at Dover because things happen so quickly there. We improved a bunch throughout the race in the spring, and hopefully we can bring that momentum back this fall.  If he can do that, I think we'll have a great day."

Tune in for the win: Catch all the Nationwide Series action from Dover International Speedway this Saturday on ESPN2, with qualifying at 10:30 a.m. and race coverage for the Dover 200 at 3:00 p.m.