We went north and headed east, it’s time for New Hampshire. It’s gonna be a very interesting weekend and I can’t wait. This article is late, and I know you are in a hurry so I will keep it short and sweet. To start, make sure you check you my primer article “The Competition Caution” . As always, the research is just getting started, so think about getting signed up and get exclusive access to our projection model, the domination station lineup optimizer, and most importantly, direct chat room access to some of the sharpest NASCAR minds in the industry. I will be on there all weekend updating everyone on my research.
Top Plays
Kyle Larson – Starting dead last again, this is almost too easy. If there was such thing as a lock in NASCAR DFS, this is it. He did say he wasn’t thrilled with his car in the long run, but it won’t matter – he’ll be in the optimal if he stays out of trouble.
Martin Truex Jr. – MTJ might damn near lead every lap today. He has the fastest or close to the fastest car at the track and rolls of P1, look for him to be out front for a long time at the start. The only cars that have his speed are the 18 and the 20, both of which have struggled to compete with him over the last few weeks.
Ryan Blaney – Blaney has a pretty good track history at New Hampshire, and what looks to be a top five car this weekend. He rolls off in the deadzone at 15th, but at a tough to pass track, that isn’t as alarming. Roll out Blaney with confidence this week.
Kyle Busch – Kyle has got to win a race eventually, doesn’t he? I don’t think he is as fast as Truex – but he might not have to be if this turns into a long green flag type of race and strategy get’s involved. He rolls off 7th, which gives us a little bit of security, as I think he is a lock for the top 5.
Fades
If I was to fade anyone this weekend, it would be Jamie McMurray who starts fourth. New Hampshire isn’t his best track, and his car didn’t seem that impressive in qualifying.
Value
Ryan Newman – Suprise, suprise right? New Hampshire is Newman’s best track and he starts 24th – seems like a lay up, right? Eh – maybe. The RCR cars have all been straight trash garbage the last couple weeks. It is clear they are lacking speed, so you need to be careful playing any of them. Alas, Newman is a survivor and should compete for a top 12.
Austin Dillon – This would be another layup if RCR wasn’t in such bad form right now. But starting 26th is too good to ignore. Austins worst finish ever here is 22, so if thats are floor, we are in good shape.
Trevor Bayne – Bayne is starting 27th and unlike RCR, Roush Fenway is in pretty good form! He practiced faster than he qualified, and should benefit should the track migrate towards the bottom groove as the PJ1 wears off. Beware though, Bayne has been a magnet for incident this year.
Danica Patrick – Danica has baffling 30th place qualifying effort, and honestly thats good for us because she has some prowess at New Hampshire. She can compete for a top 20 and that is all wee need at $6200. I’ll have a lot of exposure to Patrick this week.
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