Category: NASCAR DFS

The NASCAR Cup series made its return on Sunday and now its time for the Xfinity series to come back. The Xfinity drivers head to Darlington for some Tuesday Night racing. The starting lineup was set by a random draw so there will be no qualifying or practice. This race will be a bit of a wild card with most of the drivers not participating in any NASCAR events in the last couple of months. Now let’s jump into our top drivers for Tuesday Nights race as we provided you with some of our top high and mid salary drivers.

It’s been almost two full months since we had a real NASCAR race, as the Pro Invitational Series did a suitable job of filling the hole left by the absence. However, I am very much looking forward to seeing real NASCAR events again and perhaps this can be a good first step towards getting major Sports back. As is to be expected, the races will all be empty-seat events. These next four races are to be split among Darlington and Charlotte, in order to keep the teams from traveling to far out of their home bases of North Carolina.

Another week, another Pro Invitational win for William Byron. This win at Dover is Byron’s third in the past four weeks, throwing out the sixth-place finish at virtual Talladega. A pass on the inside with eight laps to go gave Byron the lead. Christopher Bell would manage to move himself up to the second position, and with just one lap left to go Bell was pressing hard. He was able to get to within a quarter of a second on Byron, before the No. 24 car captured another hard fought eNASCAR victory.

Brandon Braasch & Dale Money | May 2nd, 2020  This week the Pro Invitational Series heads to virtual Dover. This will likely be the second

William Byron made it back to back wins last Sunday at Richmond. After Ryan Preece led the first 59 laps, Byron would eventually forge ahead of the No. 37 car and lead the rest of the way. He would, however, need to beat off one late challenge from Timmy Hill, before coming home with the victory. Byron would have a huge points performance, having led by far the most laps with 94.

The Iracing Pro Invitational returns this week after the weekend off for Easter. Last race was the inaugural DraftKings contest for Nascar Iracing and our driver picks crushed it. Especially considering the crazy wreck fest that it ended up being. Dale picked William Byron, who won the race and was by far the highest-scoring driver on DraftKings at 83.5 points. We also had Timmy Hill, Garrett Smithley, Ryan Preece, Bobby Labonte, and Matt Dibenedetto. They all finished higher than 13th while scoring no less than 36 fantasy points. We will look to keep the good picks coming this week.

DraftKings came through in the clutch and finally added paid iRacing contests. It was a little less than a month ago that we were getting into the swing of things for NASCAR DFS. Then COVID-19 stepped in and forced the season to be put on hold, yet here we are already into the third week of the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series.

This week, the NASCAR Xfinity Series heads to Phoenix for the LA Tractor 200. I’ll be providing you with my top drivers for Saturday’s race. With some NASCAR Cup Series drivers in this race, it should make a great race. We get to see the up and coming young guns face off against some of Cup’s best and most experienced drivers. Without further ado here are my top drivers for the LA Tractor 200.

They would only manage to finish 50 of the 200 laps, last Saturday at the Las Vegas race. Before a heavy rain delay would push the event back to Sunday, and they would resume it an hour after the finish of the Cup race. Stewart Haas driver, Chase Briscoe would put on a great effort at the bull ring. Not only would he beat out Austin Cindric for the victory by three seconds, but Briscoe would also dominate in laps led with 89. Which was 25 more than the next closest driver.

It was a Daytona 500 that offered plenty of memories, including a photo-finish victory by Denny Hamlin, along with a visit by President Trump to kick the new season off. Good news on the Ryan Newman front.

First off, I would like to wish Ryan Newman a speedy recovery and I hope to see him at the track as soon as possible. This week the NASCAR Xfinity Series heads to Las Vegas for the Boyd Gaming 300. Just like the Daytona 500, the Boyd Gaming 300 does not look good weather-wise. Most likely qualifying will get rained out so the field will be set by points. I’ll be giving you the driver I think will dominate the race, a couple of contenders, and an underdog that will surprise people with a strong run.

After a wreck-filled Busch Clash last weekend, in which Erik Jones would manage to push his torn up Camry to victory thanks to an assist from teammate Denny Hamlin. It is now time to kick off a brand spanking new season with the Super Bowl of Nascar events the Daytona 500. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will start on pole, opposite Alex Bowman, as they were the two lone drivers to have qualified early. 

So without further ado, let’s delve into the driver options for this upcoming Daytona.  I’ve broken down, the selections between high salary drivers and value plays.