C.J. Radune is putting future driver of the No. 31 machine, Daniel Hemric, in his Lower-Risk Lineup, as the value driver got the hang of the new circuit early and will start Sunday’s race in 11th position.
C.J. Radune notes that Clint Bowyer was quick in Friday’s opening practices and has typically been very good at Richmond, with two wins at the track and a ninth-place finish in the spring.
Kyle Busch has been the master of Indianapolis Motor Speedway recently, says C.J. Radune, which makes him an obvious selection for the lower-risk lineup in the rain-delayed race.
Kurt Busch is ready for a win at Darlington where has been close a handful of times, including a third-place finish last season. He’s in the middle of C.J. Radune’s Lower-Risk Lineup.
Bristol’s tight circuit puts a premium on track position, and the high line is where cars have been fastest recently. C.J. Radune expects a good race from Brad Keselowski, who’s looking for his first season win.
Ryan Blaney sits in the middle of C.J. Radune’s Lower-Risk Lineup, after he spent 15 laps out front at Michigan earlier this season and finished on a day that Stewart-Haas Racing dominated.
Kyle Busch has the best Watkins Glen record among the top three contenders with two victories and 11 top-10s from 13 tries, and therefore leads C.J. Radune’s Lower-Risk Lineup.
C.J. Radune notes mechanical failures are common at Pocono, so drivers like Clint Bowyer in the Higher-Risk Lineup, will need to manage their equipment effectively.
C.J. Radune’s Higher-Risk Lineup is top-heavier than the Lower-Risk one, with previous race winner Kevin Harvick listed as second.
Brad Keselowski, with three Kentucky Speedway wins, is second on C.J. Radune’s Lower-Risk Lineup for this week’s race.
The ability to make passes will be a difference maker Saturday night, says C.J. Radune, and Brad Keselowski, who has consistently been one of the best drivers on superspeedways, is atop his Lower-Risk Lineup.
C.J. Radune’s Higher-Risk lineup is headed by Kyle Busch, who has been on pole three of the last four Chicago races and won it from pole in 2008.
C.J. Radune suggests that bypassing the most expensive driver choices this week opens a world of possibilities for fantasy players. Joey Logano is his top Lower-Risk pick.
Kyle Larson heads into the weekend looking for his fourth consecutive Michigan victory, and his lower starting position should provide plenty of finish differential points.
C.J. Radune recommends taking a chance on Joey Logano at Pocono Raceway, one of the more unique circuits the series visits each season.
C.J. Radune says that Martin Truex Jr.’s pace at the track coupled with his knack for getting the setup correct makes him a top fantasy prospect this week.
Because of the unique format of this week’s competition, C.J. Radune picked top values from the Open race in the long-shot category including Joey Logano, 2016 race winner, in the Higher-Risk Lineup.
C.J. Radune surmises that Martin Truex Jr., who won both of last year’s races at Kansas Speedway is a safe bet for Saturday’s race.