C.J. Radune offers a low-risk and high-risk lineup for the upcoming Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway.
C.J. Radune offers a pair of potential lineups for the upcoming Food City 300, with Ty Gibbs looking worthy of a big investment.
C.J. Radune previews the UNOH 200, where Chandler Smith will look to win for the second year in a row.
After a Darlington disaster, notes C.J. Radune, Chase Elliott should be ready to come out swinging at Kansas.
Points leader AJ Allmendinger tops C.J. Radune's picks for this week's Kansas Lottery 300.
Richmond winner Chandler Smith leads C.J. Radune's picks due to his recent run of fine form with two wins in the last three races as well as his first victory of the year at Las Vegas.
With four Darlington wins and 42 laps led in the spring race, Denny Hamlin leads C.J. Radune’s lower-risk lineup.
Spring Darlington victor Justin Allgaier has two track wins and has amassed 10 top-10 finishes from 14 starts at the track.
All eyes will be on Ryan Blaney, who is one of C.J. Radune's lower-risk picks, this week at Daytona as he seeks to confirm his spot among the 16 playoff contenders.
C.J. Radune's picks for Friday night's race include Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who has made a name for himself on superspeedway circuits.
Chase Elliott has two prior wins at Watkins Glen, and has three top-10s on road courses already this season.
Watkins Glen is the last road course on the Xfinity Series schedule that AJ Allmendinger has yet to conquer, as his three season victories have come on the other road courses.
Denny Hamlin kicks off the higher-risk lineup after winning at this track earlier this season, plus he has three other wins at Richmond.
Richmond Raceway will host the second race in the opening round of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series playoffs this week, with John Hunter Nemechek one of the favorites to win.
Three-time Michigan winner Kyle Larson could use a victory to regain some momentum and build consistency before the playoffs get underway.
Jeb Burton should look at this weekend as a chance to reverse a slump, as he only has one top-15 finish in the last five races but has been a top-15 contender on tracks like Michigan.
Ross Chastain, C.J. Radune’s higher-risk pick, made himself a road course favorite with his win at COTA in March, and his finishes of seventh at Sonoma and fourth at Road America.
Although this will be Josh Berry's first series start at Indy, he finished in the top five in the last two road course races, which makes him a top pick for C.J. Radune.