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Owner Jack Roush hopes his team can pull off win number 12 at Nascar's Lifelock 400. (AP Images)

It's always nice to go home, and for Jack Roush that means a trip to Michigan International Speedway for Sunday's running of the LifeLock 400.

The owner has 11 wins at the two-mile oval, tied for most all time at the track, and while Roush has three drivers in the Top 12 in points, this season has been a tough one through the first 14 races.

Matt Kenseth (Nascar Odds list him at +800) opened the season with back-to-back wins at Daytona and Fontana, but has six finishes of 15th or worse since. Carl Edwards (the race fave at +500) and Greg Biffle (+650) each have just seven Top-10s on the season and both are winless.

But with Michigan next this could be a happy homecoming. Roush Fenway drivers have won five of the past nine races at MIS and all five drivers have been successful in the Great Lake State.

Jimmie Johnson is listed at +700, while Tony Stewart is at +800.