A condensed weekend means a condensed article, as I want to get this out as soon as inspection is done. It should be a bit of a chalky week, but I am confident we can find some sneaky value. 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
Martin Truex Jr -MTJs form is a great right now, and his Kansas track history is impressive. Most importantly, he failed tech and will start towards the back. I think if any Toyota can take the lead away from the Fords it will be MTJ.
Joey Logano – Joey has had a pretty abysmal weekend thus far – which is good for us for a couple reason. Firstly, he starts towards the back due to failed inspection. Secondly, his poor weekend should distract the masses from the fact the Joey has been the 3rd best car on 1.5 mile tracks in 2019. Lastly, Ford won’t let him hit the track with a slow car when the other Fords are so fast. Help is coming. Joey is a good play.
Aric Almiorla – Almirola has Harvick-type of speed and should get back into the top five really quickly. His track record at Kansas leaves a little to be desired, but his form on 1.5 milers in 2019 is the best of his career.
Kyle Larson – All the signs point to profit for Larson this week. He starts near the back and seems to have good long run speed, coupled with the fact that Kansas is one of his better tracks. Though 2019 has been rough on him, his 1.5 mile program hasnt been that bad. I like this play.
Kevin Harvick – Best car. Best practice. Best track record. All the tech fails should push his ownership down, but he is still a good play.
Fades
My fades have been near useless this year, so I am going to refrain from giving them out for a while. Everyone is in play.
Values
Daniel Suarez – This is barley value at $8000, but I am going to include him. He was a member of the tech failure club, but he has a decent car. Kansas has not been a great track for him, so this is purely based on place differential. Solid play, regardless.
Ty Dillon – Ty starting at the back is always too juicy to pass up, despite that fact he was pretty irrelevent in practice. He has performed while here in the past and if he stays out of trouble, which he has a habit of doing, he will be a fantastic play.
Michael McDowell- McDowell had some pretty good speed in practice – in then he failed inspection! Bad for him, great for us. He is pretty solid in Kansas and should turn in a top 25 performance with little effort.
Landon Cassill – ANOTHER FAILURE. Cassill finishes top 25 here with regularity, and was fast enough in practice to be viable when paired with a poor starting spot
So there it is folks. We will be talking more strategy on the DFS Army Slack Room right up until lock. Get 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. As always, use my research as a launching point for yours. Trust your process, good luck this week, and let’s make some cash.