Mrn driver averages

Is Martin Truex, Jr. Could he win this race? Is it a guarantee? As you can see with my projections below, I have Truex as the highest-scoring driver on the slate this weekend.

So strategy-wise, I like being underweight on Truex in big tournaments and fading him in some Single Entry contests as well. This play all just comes down to game theory and trying to get an advantage on the rest of the DFS field. Harvick is a strong road course racer and his crew chief, Rodney Childers, is one of the best strategy callers in the series.

Additionally, this duo won here at Sonoma in and have five straight finishes of 6th or better at this track. Harvick starts 8th and has legitimate top 5, if not top 3, potential on Sunday.

In case you missed my Algorithm Predicted Finishing Order post, click here to check that out. I have a full paragraph on my thoughts about Erik Jones this weekend. Bad luck can only haunt a team for so long; at a track where driver talent comes more into play than usual, Kurt Busch is a very solid cash play in DraftKings this weekend. Obviously, though, Christopher Bell has much higher potential than an 11th or 12th-place finish. Bell won the Daytona Road Course race earlier this season and going back to when we actually raced at Sonoma a couple of years ago, Joe Gibbs Racing had a significant advantage over everyone else at this track.

Briscoe is a very good road course racer, and if you need any proof of that, just go back to the Daytona Road Course earlier this year when he was running inside the top 15 and even the top 10 with no power steering. The following chart takes into account the very basics: the starting position and the projected finish of each driver.

The projected finishes are averaged from six different ranking systems. Also factored in are projected laps led and fastest laps for each driver. Five to Watch: Road-course ready standouts. Here's a look at five drivers to watch this year when the cars turn left and right.

Chase Elliott has been king when it comes to road courses as of late, winning the last four. Elliott has made a total of 12 starts at road courses and has an average finish of 8. He has combined to lead laps in the last four races, with his closest competition in that category during that span being William Byron Martin Truex Jr. Driver and on the MRN App. Cole Custer is the defending winner. Updated New Hampshire Motor Speedway. After another win for Martin Truex Jr.

Behind Leaderr. Race Wins. Stage Wins. Playoff Points. Position Driver. The driver of the No.