Average and Median Start and Finish positions over several races is the 'traditional' way fantasy NASCAR players have projectd how a driver may perform in a race. That's what this section of tools helps you decide.
NASCAR collects advanced statistical metrics to measure performance across many granular details in a race. Running Position, Fast Laps, Green Flag Speed are examples. Our Loop Data tools helps you make use of this data.
Moving Average line charts help show how a drivers statistics develop over the course of many races, full season or specific tracks. These tools use Loop Data statistics averaged to your choosing to spot insightful trends.
Premium tools provide premium quality fantasy NASCAR and DFS projection insight. Accupredict consitently picks 50-70% of the top-10 each race. The Statistics Wizard give you fine-tuned control of data points. Custom Driver Groups make viewing results easier. The Projection Worksheet is ever-present to create spot on projections.
Draftking relevant metrics (Current Salary, Place Differential, Fast Laps and Laps Led) are integrated into the Traditional, Loop Data and Moving Averages tools. Also, there are additional tools specifically for Draftkings DFS Fantasy NASCAR contests.
Fan Duel relevant metrics (Current Salary, Place Differential, Laps Completed and Laps Led) are integrated into the Traditional, Loop Data and Moving Averages tools. Also, there are additional tools specifically for Fan Duel DFS Fantasy NASCAR contests.
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1) Additional data is automatically collapsed if it will not fit on your display. When you see the green "+" you know there is more data. Click it to expand the row to view it.
2) You can select columns to Show/Hide. Hiding a column removes it from the table. Removing columns you don't care to have displayed is another way to fit all the data on the table without it collapsing.
Want to put the Median Finish column next to the Average Finish? No problem. Just drag it to the place you want it.