THINGS MAY CHANGE AS WE GO THROUGH INSPECTION.
ADD BLANEY AND BYRON AS TOP PLAYS DUE TO INSPECTION FAILURE
Time to tackle the tricky triangle. This article is going to be condensed a little because we are up against it time wise. 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 Busch – This is the best play hands down, regardless of prices. He was fastest here earlier this year. He won here earlier this year, and has a lightning fast car again this week. Easy play.
Jimmie Johnson – Decent play speed wise, but this is mostly because he failed inspection. Will start dead last.
Kyle Larson – Larson is in a backup car and it appears that car is not very good. That said, I can’t bring myself not to play Larson starting in 29th. He has shown flashes of brilliance at Pocono in the past, and was fast on the long run a couple weeks ago. I reckon the get the gremlins out and move into the top ten by days end.
Kevin Harvick – I have to put Harvick here. He starts on the pole and has pretty good overall speed. He will likely lead a lot of laps off the jump and compete for a win.
Worth Mentioning
Chase Elliott and Ryan Blaney are both a look, I just don’t love the speed they brought this week.
Values
Chris Buescher – This is a layup. Chris Buescher has been a workhorse this year and a 28th starting spot is a gift. He finished 14th here earlier this year and I imagine it will be more of the same this week.
Austin Dillon – Starting last thanks to failed inspection. Should get back to the top 15 pretty easily.
Ryan Newman – Newman is impossible to pass on flat tracks. He starts 24th, and should only go forward. A top ten is not unrealistic for Newman.
Ty Dillon – Stricltly based on his starting spot of 32nd. I don’t love his speed or his track history, but I dont think he ends up much worse than 32nd. He should finish in the top 25.
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