Author: Bill Hnat

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NASCAR Fantasy Live

NASCAR Fantasy Live Picks, 2014 New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Sylvania 300

NASCAR Fantasy Live for New Hampshire Motor Speedway

We have completed one race of the new NASCAR playoff format and the only driver who is safe to advance is Brad Keselowski. He earned the win threading Kyle Larson and Jeff Gordon in an exciting Chicago finish. This week, we head back north to Loudon, a short flat track that will benefit most of the top drivers in the series. For Fantasy NASCAR enthusiasts, we have one less week to hold a lead or gain on our competition. My suggested strategy this week is the same as most races: Choose your three favorite drivers and fill in the remaining salary cap with the best possible budget drivers for the final two spots.

Two drivers from the Hendrick team are on the top of my list this week. Images are dashing through my head of Jimmie Johnson flat tires, but he remains one the most consistent drivers at New Hampshire. Since 2005, Johnson has the most fast laps and the second-most laps led. Johnson has finished in the Top Ten for 20 of his last 27 races. While running in the Top 15 for 82% of his laps since 2005, Johnson is a consistent driver and has a high probability for success.

Johnson’s teammate, Jeff Gordon, is the second choice for this week’s team. Like Johnson, Gordon has shown consistency at the track with a series-best 86% of his laps in the Top 15 since 2005. Gordon is second in the series in fast laps during this same time span. Gordon is one of the best drivers in the Sprint Cup in 2014, and expectations are high for him.

Last week, I suggested starting Keselowski because Brad Keselowski with an average history at a track is a recipe for success in 2014. Keselowski can run at New Hampshire with the fifth-best average finish position since 2005. His team has four victories already in 2014, and he is a frontrunner for a win every week.

Choosing three of the top drivers in the series leaves little salary cap room for the final two drivers. Reed Sorenson is at a budget value of $7.50 and has seen moderate success at the track. With Top 20 finishes in 6 of his 18 starts, he has proven the ability to be competitive. I am not anticipating a Top 20 finish out of Sorenson, but even a 30th place finish would provide value for him. I was between two rookies for the final spot on my roster. Alex Bowman actually had six fast laps earlier this year, but he is so risky that I am leaning towards a safer rookie. Michael Annett keeps me under the salary cap and has not disappointed me this year when he has been on my roster.

FANTASY NASCAR LIVE SALARY CAP

Fantasy Live on NASCAR.com has a scoring system that combines fast laps, laps led, final position, and start-to-finish differential. In order to prevent us from simply selecting a super team, Fantasy Live uses a salary cap format. In order to locate potential value, our formula calculates the average number of Fantasy Live points earned by each driver and divides that number by the salary cap figure. The end result is a number to give you an idea how many Fantasy Live points to expect for each of your fantasy dollars. Denny Hamlin has a great history of success at New Hampshire. I wanted him on my roster, but unfortunately he missed the cut for the drivers listed above. As a consolation prize, we will use Hamlin’s historical data at New Hampshire to illustrate this formula.

DENNY HAMLIN AT NEW HAMPSHIRE

  • Total laps led last five September New Hampshire races: 215 laps equals 21.5 points per race
  • Fast laps: cannot be calculated with 100% accuracy
  • Average finish position last five years: 9th place equals 35 points per race
  • Start-to-finish differential: Plus 4 differential equals four points per race
  • Total Fantasy Live points per race: 60.5
  • Denny Hamlin Fantasy Live salary cap figure: $23.00
  • Points per fantasy dollar: 60.5 / $23 = 2.63 points per dollar

Please see each driver’s points per dollar below. For rookies, we are using their numbers from the race earlier this year to give you an idea what to expect from them. This week’s suggested picks are in bold.

GROUP A ($25.00 or higher)

  • Clint Bowyer 2.18
  • Matt Kenseth 1.86
  • Jeff Gordon 1.68
  • Jimmie Johnson 1.57
  • Brad Keselowski 1.43
  • Kyle Busch 1.38
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1.27
  • Carl Edwards 1.22
  • Kevin Harvick 0.98
  • Joey Logano 0.97
  • Kasey Kahne 0.86

GROUP B ($20.00 – $24.99)

  • Denny Hamlin 2.63
  • Kyle Larson 2.29
  • Tony Stewart 2.09
  • Austin Dillon 1.86
  • Brian Vickers 1.70
  • Martin Truex Jr. 1.62
  • Greg Biffle 1.58
  • Ryan Newman 1.35
  • Jamie McMurray 1.31
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1.13
  • Kurt Busch 1.06
  • Aric Almirola 1.05
  • Marcus Ambrose 0.93
  • Paul Menard 0.61

GROUP C ($15.00 – $19.99)

  • AJ Allmendinger 1.60
  • Danica Patrick 1.59
  • Casey Mears 0.60
  • Justin Allgaier (-0.33)

GROUP D ($10.00 – $14.99)

  • David Ragan 1.91
  • David Gilliland 1.04

GROUP E ($9.99 or lower)

  • Ryan Truex 2.42
  • Cole Whitt 2.14
  • Alex Bowman 2.12
  • Michael Annett 2.05
  • Landon Cassill 0.93
  • Reed Sorenson 0.67
  • Joe Nemecheck 0.13
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NASCAR Fantasy Live Picks, 2014 Chicagoland, MYAFIBSTORY.COM 400

2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup Chase drivers

Last week, Fantasy Live was separated into two groups: those who started Brad Keselowski and those who did not start Brad Keselowski. The dominating effort prevented drivers from sneaking into the Chase with a win. The playoff lineup is set at Chicago, and we get the see the drivers in the new playoff format for the first time. There was only one driver I liked this week, and the other four roster spots were designated to two top drivers and two bottom feeders. My recommendation, like most weeks, is to pick your three favorite drivers and fill your last two spots with the best drivers available.

My favorite driver this week has almost triple the amount of laps led over the last five years compared to the second-best driver in this category. Since 2005, Jimmie Johnson has an average running position of 7.1 and has run in the top 15 for 87% of his laps. Johnson has finished in the top 10 for seven of his last nine races. As long as he does not have a tire issue, I like Jimmie Johnson as a top driver this week.

After watching Brad Keselowski drive lap after lap in first place at Richmond, my subconscious is making him my second pick. Keselowski has a fourth place average finish position at the track over the past three years. Since 2005, Keselowski has the seventh-most laps led and fast laps. These numbers are not great, but Brad Keselowski with an average track history in 2014 still has a high probability for success. The third selection for my roster has led the second-most laps over the last five years and has now won a race in 2014. Matt Kenseth has been steady with an average running position of 10.3 and 72% of his laps in the top 15.

With three of the highest salary cap drivers on my roster, there is little cap room for the remaining two drivers. Reed Sorenson has an average running position of 24.7 and has recently led 6 laps at the track. He gets a slight edge over Landon Cassill, who only has a 31st place average finish at the track. With limited salary cap funds available, the fifth slot will go to Michael Annett. With a 28th place average finish in 2014, Annett does not need too much to provide value.

FANTASY NASCAR LIVE SALARY CAP

Fantasy Live on nascar.com uses a scoring system that combines fast laps, laps led, finish position, and start-to-finish differential. In order to prevent us from simply selecting the top drivers every week, the website uses a salary cap format. Our formula calculates the average number of fantasy live points over the past five years divided by the driver’s salary cap figure. The final number gives us an idea how many fantasy live points to expect from each salary cap dollar. Tony Stewart has great track data at Chicago, but is still a risky pick. Because he is the odd man out on my roster, we will use his Chicago data to illustrate our formula.

TONY STEWART AT CHICAGOLAND

  • Total laps led last five years at Chicago: 4 laps equals 0.4 points per race
  • Fast laps: Cannot be calculated with 100% accuracy
  • Average finish position: 5th place average equals 39 fantasy live points per race
  • Start-to-finish differential: Plus 18 equals 18 fantasy live points per race
  • Total points per race: 57.4
  • Fantasy Live Salary Cap Figure $22.25
  • Fantasy Live points per dollar: 57.4 divides by 22.25 equals 2.58 fantasy live points per race

Please see each driver’s fantasy points per dollar below. We will use the 2014 history for rookie drivers with no historical data at Chicago to give you an idea what to expect from them. This week’s suggested picks are in bold.

GROUP A ($25.00 or higher)

  • Jimmie Johnson 2.49
  • Clint Bowyer 1.68
  • Kasey Kahne 1.67
  • Matt Kenseth 1.57
  • Kevin Harvick 1.57
  • Brad Keselowski 1.55
  • Carl Edwards 1.49
  • Kyle Busch 1.45
  • Kurt Busch 1.40
  • Jeff Gordon 1.25
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. 0.90
  • Joey Logano 0.79

GROUP B ($20.00 – $24.99)

  • Tony Stewart 2.58
  • Ryan Newman 1.65
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1.63
  • Martin Truex Jr. 1.61
  • Austin Dillon 1.38
  • Kyle Larson 1.23
  • Jamie McMurray 1.13
  • Aric Almirola 1.09
  • Marcus Ambrose 1.06
  • Denny Hamlin 0.97
  • Brian Vickers 0.80
  • Paul Menard 0.70
  • Greg Biffle 0.45

GROUP C ($15.00 – $19.99)

  • Danica Patrick 1.90
  • Justin Allgaier 1.73
  • AJ Allmendinger 1.26
  • Casey Mears 0.65

GROUP D ($10.00 – $14.99)

  • David Ragan 2.76
  • Cole Whitt 1.58
  • David Gilliland 1.33

GROUP E ($9.99 or lower)

  • Michael Annett 2.38
  • Landon Cassill 1.87
  • Alex Bowman 1.53
  • Reed Sorenson 0.97
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NASCAR Fantasy Live Picks, 2014 Richmond, Federated Auto Parts 400

NASCAR Sprint Cup Chase celebration Richmond

Due to an unfortunate crash late in the race, Kevin Harvick had a 19th place finish and a 1st place fantasy live finish at Atlanta. One positive aspect of the Fantasy Live points system is that dominant performers with bad luck are still rewarded. I was able to see Kasey Kahne’s first victory of the season in person, and my ears are still ringing as I write this article. Richmond is the last chance to punch a ticket to the Chase for the twenty-seven teams on the outside looking in. Richmond is also a short track. From a Fantasy Live perspective, this translates to a scoring system that will benefit the best cars more than average. This week, you need to focus on three top drivers and fill the remaining two roster spots with the best value drivers remaining.

Some weeks are challenging to find the three top drivers who stand out statistically at a race. This week, however, three drivers jumped out as the best options. Since 2005, three drivers have combined to lead 3,342 laps! Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, and Kevin Harvick are at the top three drivers for most historical statistics at Richmond. All three competitors have a high probability for success.

Harvick was dialed in last week, and his pit crew let him down throughout the race. At Richmond, he has run in the top 15 for 92% of his laps and maintains an average running position of 7.8. He is third for all drivers in laps led, fast laps, and lap-to-lap performance. His average finish position of 8.8 since 2005 is second in the series. When track data combines with a successful 2014 campaign, there is s high probability for success.

Although he has been slightly inconsistent at Richmond for the last three years with a `16th place average finish position, Denny Hamlin is a must start. Denny has averaged 111.2 Fantasy Live points per race over the past five September races. This statistic is worth repeating for emphasis: Denny Hamlin has averaged 111.2 Fantasy Live points per race over the past five September starts. With 1390 laps led since 2005, Hamlin is 459 laps more than the second-best driver. Hamlin is also the best driver in the series in average running position, fast laps, and lap-to-lap performance. Hamlin’s upside is too high to ignored and should be in your lineup.

Jeff Gordon was a tempting choice due to his recent performance at the track, but Kyle Busch still gets the nod over Gordon this week. Since 2005, Kyle Busch has an average finish position of seventh and has finished in the top five an astounding thirteen times in the last nineteen Richmond races. Like Hamlin, Kyle Busch has run in the top 15 for 87% of his laps. He is second in the series in fast laps, laps led, and lap-to-lap performance. The biggest drawback with this pick is his overall 2014 performance, but I will place him in the third spot due to his consistency at Richmond.

The three drivers were easy to choose, and we need to complete the last two roster spots with value options. I was able to upgrade from Landon Cassill to David Ragan for one position. David Ragan has averaged a 24th place finish over the past five September races. David Gilliland has a 27th place average in the same time span. Neither number is impressive, but results is enough fantasy points per dollar to serve as adequate performers. I wanted to make a run at AJ Allmendinger this week, but there simply was not enough cap room to make the move I wanted.

FANTASY NASCAR LIVE SALARY CAP

Fantasy Live on nascar.com uses a scoring system that combines laps led, fast laps, finish position, and start-to-finish differential. The salary cap format prevents us from simply selecting the best drivers every week. Our formula for fantasy live points per dollar simply averages a driver’s points over the last five races at the track and divides that number by the alary cap figure. The end result is a number that shows how many points to expect from each fantasy dollar. Jeff Gordon has led the fourth-most laps since 2005 and was the odd man out for a roster spot. We will use his statistics to help clarify our formula.

JEFF GORDON AT RICHMOND

  • Average finish position last five starts at Richmond: 5th place = 39 fantasy live points
  • Start-to-finish differential: Plus 4 equals 4 fantasy live points per race
  • Fast laps: Cannot be calculated with 100% accuracy
  • Laps Led: 155 laps = 15.5 fantasy live points per race
  • Total points per race: 58.5
  • Fantasy Live Salary Cap Figure: $28.00
  • Fantasy Live points per dollar: 58.5 / $28 = 2.79 fantasy points per dollar

For rookies with no September history at the track, we will use their statistics from the race earlier this year at Richmond. These projections are also useful in choosing Yahoo lineups because the number take into account more data points than only the final position. See our fantasy live projections below with this week’s lineup in bold.

GROUP A ($25.00 or higher)

  • Jeff Gordon 2.79
  • Carl Edwards 2.39
  • Kevin Harvick 2.30
  • Clint Bowyer 1.80
  • Kyle Busch 1.62
  • Brad Keselowski 1.23
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1.15
  • Matt Kenseth 1.09
  • Jimmie Johnson 0.60
  • Kasey Kahne 0.60
  • Joey Logano 0.54

GROUP B ($20.00 – $24.99)

  • Denny Hamlin 4.89
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 2.22
  • Tony Stewart 2.13
  • Ryan Newman 2.03
  • Marcus Ambrose 1.66
  • Jamie McMurray 1.40
  • Greg Biffle 1.33
  • Paul Menard 0.88
  • Brian Vickers 0.85
  • Aric Almirola 0.71
  • Austin Dillon 0.71
  • Martin Truex Jr. 0.65
  • Kyle Larson 0.60

GROUP C ($15.00 – $19.99)

  • Justin Allgaier 2.20
  • AJ Allmendinger 1.83
  • Casey Mears 1.49
  • Danica Patrick 1.29

GROUP D ($10.00 – $14.99)

  • David Ragan 1.90
  • David Gilliland 1.80

GROUP E ($9.99 or lower)

  • Landon Cassill 2.21
  • Alex Bowman 1.41
  • Reed Sorenson 1.14
  • Cole Whitt 0.37
  • Michael Annett 0.11
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NASCAR Fantasy Live Picks, 2014 Bristol, Irwin Tools Night Race

Bristol Tony Stewart Matt Kenseth

With only a few weeks remaining until the playoffs begin, many teams will be taking great risks to qualify for the Chase. Bristol Motor Speedway is a short-track with deep banking, and the end result will be multiple paint transfers. From a fantasy racing perspective, Bristol is a relatively predictable track where the top drivers are expected to finish near the top. With short tracks, there are more point opportunities for laps led and fast laps. As a result, my suggestion is to pick your three favorite drivers, then fill in the other two spots with the salary cap leftovers.

When using the Fantasy NASCAR Statistics Wizard tool to look at the multiple data points at Bristol since 2005, three drivers stand out from the pack. Jeff Gordon, Matt Kenseth, and Kyle Busch provide the best chances for success. Kyle Larson has the best average running position and loop data of any driver, but he only has a sample size of one race. Of the drivers with more than one race in their history, Jeff Gordon has the best average running position of 9.8. Gordon runs in the top 15 for 81% of his laps since 2005. In this same time span, Gordon is 10th in total laps led and fifth in fast laps. This is a little low, but there are high expectations for Gordon.

Kyle Busch has led the most laps of any drivers and also leads fast laps since 2005. With an average finish position of 12.9 and 66% of his laps in the top 15, Busch also should be near the top when the checkered flag falls. Matt Kenseth is second with fast laps and laps led since 2005. He also ties Gordon with 81% of his laps in the top 15. Jimmie Johnson has the historical data to show his success, but I will not trust his team for a few more weeks. They are working on setups and have proved to be a high-risk high-reward team over the past month.

I like these three drivers this week, and I better like them because choosing these three drivers does not leave much salary cap space. Landon Cassill has averaged a 21st place average over the last five Bristol night races. If he gets close to this finish, he will be worth starting. David Ragan has been one of my value starters for many races this year, and almost always provides value for his salary cap space. He has a 22nd place average at Bristol and should be functional. Keep an eye on Reed Sorenson as well as he is expected to outperform his salary cap number.

FANTASY NASCAR LIVE SALARY CAP

NASCAR Fantasy Live on nascar.com uses a salary cap formula that prevents us from simply choosing the top drivers each week. The scoring system uses the statistics of laps led, fast laps, start-to-finish differential, and final position.

This article uses a formula that determines how many points a driver has earned per race over the last five years and divides that number by the salary cap figure. The end result is a number that will show how many fantasy points to expect from each fantasy dollar. We will look at the driver who just missed my cut this week, Dale Earnhardt Jr., to show the details of the formula.

DALE EARNHARDT JR AT BRISTOL

  • Total laps led last five Bristol night races: 45 laps led = 4.5 fantasy live points per race
  • Fast laps: Cannot be calculated with 100% accuracy
  • Final position: 12th place average = 32 fantasy live points per race
  • Start-to-finish differential: Plus ten = 10 fantasy live points per race
  • Fantasy Live Points Per Race: 46.5
  • Fantasy Live Salary Cap Figure: $28
  • Final Ranking 46.5 / $28 = 1.70 points per fantasy dollar

Please review the rankings below for the last five Bristol night races. For rookie drivers, we are using their numbers from the last Bristol race to give you an idea what to expect from them. This week’s selections are shown in bold.

GROUP A ($25.00 or higher)

  • Kyle Busch 3.43
  • Jimmie Johnson 2.50
  • Jeff Gordon 2.42
  • Matt Kenseth 2.21
  • Kasey Kahne 1.71
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1.70
  • Clint Bowyer 1.53
  • Carl Edwards 1.32
  • Joey Logano 1.19
  • Brad Keselowski 0.81
  • Kevin Harvick 0.47

GROUP B ($20.00 – $24.99)

  • Austin Dillon 2.26
  • Brian Vickers 2.06
  • Kyle Larson 2.05
  • Marcus Ambrose 1.89
  • Denny Hamlin 1.80
  • Greg Biffle 1.76
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1.75
  • Jamie McMurray 1.67
  • Martin Truex Jr. 1.53
  • Paul Menard 1.37
  • Kurt Busch 1.12
  • Ryan Newman 0.98
  • Aric Almirola 0.29

GROUP C ($15.00 – $19.99)

  • Justin Allgaier 2.67
  • Jeff Burton 1.97
  • Danica Patrick 1.44
  • Casey Mears 0.94
  • AJ Allmendinger 0.39

GROUP D ($10.00 – $14.99)

  • David Ragan 2.38
  • Cole Whitt 1.67
  • David Gilliland 0.94

GROUP E ($9.99 or lower)

  • JJ Yeley 4.62
  • Landon Cassill 4.28
  • David Stremme 4.17
  • Reed Sorenson 3.43
  • Michael Annett 2.67
  • Alex Bowman 1.53
  • Dave Blaney 1.00
  • Michael McDowell 0.32
  • Josh Wise (-0.13)
  • Ryan Truex (-1.26)
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NASCAR Fantasy Live Picks, 2014 Michigan, Pure Michigan 400

Once the red flag cleared and the dust settled at Watkins Glen, we saw some exciting action in the closing laps between AJ Allmendinger and Marcus Ambrose. Allmendinger’s win translates to one less available spot for drivers without a 2014 victory. They only have four races to secure their spot in the playoffs. Michigan is a fast track and a challenging one to pick a fantasy lineup. There are many good drivers here, but no great ones. There are multiple directions to choose from, and there will be an opportunity to gain points this week.

My two favorite drivers this week, Kenseth and Harvick, are two of the favorites. Kenseth has not led many laps at Michigan, but has run in the top 15 for 79% of his laps since 2005. Over the last ten August races at Michigan, Kenseth has an eighth place average. Harvick’s team has been one of the best throughout the 2014 season, and he averages a 12th place average over the last ten August races. His team received penalties from Watkins Glen, but should not have much impact on the results. His average finish position is the sixth-best of all drivers at Michigan. As previous stated, there are many directions you can go this week, and starting Keselowski, Logano, Gordon, or Dale Earnhardt Jr. will not hurt your chances.

The third pick on the weekly roster has a great history at Michigan, but has experienced a mediocre season. Greg Biffle was initially off my roster due to his mediocre June performance. I chose Biffle narrowly over Larson or Vickers. Ultimately, Biffle’s performance was too tempting to pass. Biffle has the best average running position and loop data since 2005. He is also second in fast laps and laps led. My expectations for Biffle are to finish between 10th and 15th place with the potential for upside.

There is phenomenal value with some of the budget drivers this week. Justin Allgaier and Danica Patrick should provide value. I like both drivers, and could not choose them due to the salary cap. David Ragan only carries a salary cap value of $10.50. With a 19th place average over the last five August races, Ragan will not be a top driver. However, he will provide great value if gets close to his average. Michael Annett finished in 21st place back in June, and seems to be improving over the summer. Keep an eye on the status of Tony Stewart and Regan Smith. From a pure fantasy perspective, Regan Smith has a $7 valuation and a 21st place average at the track. If Stewart sits, you can substitute Smith and Keselowski for Ragan and Biffle and stay under the salary cap.

FANTASY NASCAR LIVE SALARY CAP

Fantasy Live on Nascar.com combines fast laps, laps led, final position, and start-to-finish position differential. In order to prevent us from simply picking the top drivers every week, Fantasy Live utilizes a salary cap format. The goal is to find value in your picks.

The salary cap formula for this article basically determines how many fantasy points to anticipate from each fantasy dollar you spend. Fantasy Live on nascar.com has a scoring system that includes final position, start-to-finish differential, laps led, and fast laps. With a salary cap format, the system makes sure that we cannot simply start the top drivers every week. In order to identify the value drivers, this formula basically calculates the total number of points earned and divides by the salary cap figure. The final number is the number of fantasy points to expect from each fantasy dollar. Dale Earnhardt Jr. barely missed my roster this week, and we will use his Michigan data for further clarification.

DALE EARNHARDT JR AT MICHIGAN

  • Laps Led during last five August Michigan races: 51 = 5.1 fantasy live points per race
  • Start-to-Finish Differential: Plus 3 = 3 fantasy live points per race
  • Final position: 15th place average = 29 fantasy live points per race
  • Fast laps: Cannot be calculated with 100% accuracy
  • Total number of points per race: 37.1
  • Salary Cap Figure on Fantasy Live: 28
  • Final ranking: 37.1 pointes / 28 dollars = 1.33 points per fantasy dollar

For rookies who have not raced at Michigan in August, we are using their performance for the June race. Ryan Truex and Alex Kennedy have never raced here, so we are using their 2014 season averages to help give you an idea what to expect from them. See this week’s rankings below with highlighted picks in bold:

GROUP A ($25.00 or higher)

  • Clint Bowyer 1.81
  • Kevin Harvick 1.72
  • Kasey Kahne 1.59
  • Carl Edwards 1.57
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1.33
  • Joey Logano 1.28
  • Kurt Busch 1.28
  • Jeff Gordon 1.26
  • Matt Kenseth 1.17
  • Brad Keselowski 1.16
  • Jimmie Johnson 0.89

GROUP B ($20.00 – $24.99)

  • Greg Biffle 2.30
  • Brian Vickers 2.16
  • Austin Dillon 2.02
  • Kyle Larson 1.84
  • Aric Almirola 1.62
  • Marcus Ambrose 1.44
  • Denny Hamlin 1.38
  • Tony Stewart 1.32 **
  • Ryan Newman 1.32
  • Martin Truex Jr. 1.30
  • Paul Menard 0.98
  • Jamie McMurray 0.87
  • Kurt Busch 0.14

GROUP C ($15.00 – $19.99)

  • Justin Allgaier 1.90
  • Danica Patrick 1.73
  • AJ Allmendinger 1.71
  • Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1.42
  • Casey Mears 1.24

GROUP D ($10.00 – $14.99)

  • David Ragan 3.09
  • Cole Whitt 2.86
  • Trevor Bayne 1.25
  • David Gilliland 1.11

GROUP E ($9.99 or lower)

  • Travis Kvapil 4.06
  • Michael Annett 4.00
  • Regan Smith 3.00 **
  • Alex Kennedy 2.80
  • Reed Sorensen 2.29
  • Dave Blaney 2.17
  • Landon Cassill 0.84
  • Alex Bowman 0.59
  • Josh Wise 0.27
  • Ryan Truex 0.11
  • Joe Nemecheck 0.11