Big News for FRCS Subscribers!

I've spent the past year developing a brand-new, improved version of FRCS, and I'm excited to share it with you during the off-season! If your subscription is set to expire before race #36 (Phoenix), now is the perfect time to extend or renew and take advantage of this offer. Subscriptions that would normally expire after race #36 will remain valid through the off-season, giving you access to the upcoming FRCS updates until we get close to the 2025 Daytona 500. Don't miss out on these exclusive features - renew today and be ready for what's next!

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Loop Data Moving Averages

What are Moving Averages? They display the data in ways that smoooth out the ups and downs and find trends for Fantasy & DFS NASCAR projections

Although, 'Loop Data' has been available since 2005, it's only been in recent years these advanced stats have become a greater part of the NASCAR sports wagering conversation. Serious DFS and fantasy NASCAR players dig into these metrics and their driver projections benefit for it. Some Loop Data metrics are best aggregated by races at a specfic track, others are best tracked through the season to spot trends over the duration of a few or several races. The Moving Average display fits excellently this purpose. Several of these metrics also are used in the Loop Data Metrics Tools section. Traditional Metric Tools (using start and finish positions) are available in addition to these advanced metrics.

Use the Fantasy NASCAR Statistics / Metrics Site Map to locate specific metrics.