C.J. Radune notes Clint Bowyer could be an intriguing selection this week. He has two Talladega wins and finished second in this race last season.
C.J. Radune analyzes this week's race at Dover where Kevin Harvick is a two-time winner.
Mark Taylor previews this week's NASCAR race at Dover where Chase Elliott will continue the Chase for the Cup.
Kyle Larson led 47 of 109 laps on this course last season before finishing fifth and was a top-10 finisher in both road course races so far this season.
C.J. Radune says Kevin Harvick lacked the late-run pace to battle for the win last week but remains one of the drivers with the most momentum this week
Does Kyle Larson have what it takes to win at Las Vegas, which according to C.J. Radune, requires clean stops on pit road, managing tires and the all-important track position?
C.J. Radune says Kyle Busch should be an easy fantasy selection this week because of his past dominance at Indianapolis as well as his terrific driving last week at Darlington.
At Darlington Speedway where position is key, Denny Hamlin will roll off in ninth position, plus he has two wins at the track and has been the hottest driver recently.
C.J. Radune notes that while Joey Logano hasn't visited Victory Lane at Bristol since 2015, he has been one of the more consistent top finishers at the track.
Daniel Hemric started 11th and finished 12th at Michigan in June. A repeat of that finish would be a good payoff for fantasy players taking him with this week's bargain price tag.
Chase Elliott won last year’s Watkins Glen race and is second on C.J. Radune’s Higher Risk Line-Up.
C.J. Radune notes that Kyle Busch is gunning for his third consecutive win at Pocono this week, and, even with his high price tag, he’s hard to ignore this week.
Joey Logano, who’s second in C.J. Radune’s Lower-Risk Lineup, has two wins at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and finished ninth and 10th there in the two latest races.
Kyle Larson has been strong at tracks similar to the Kentucky Speedway with a runner-up finish in Chicago and a top-10 in Kansas.
Joey Logano is one of the best superspeedway racers in the field and is only the fifth-highest priced DraftKings selection.
Chase Elliott is second in C.J. Radune’s Lower-Risk Lineup. The driver has two top-five Chicago finishes from just three career starts.
Somewhat bargain-priced Martin Truex Jr. won last year's trip to Sonoma and led 25 laps after starting third in 2017.
C. J. Radune anticipates that with the wide-open throttle racing expected this week, Brad Keselowski should have a great race.
Defending race winner Martin Truex Jr. is a bargain compared to Kyle Larsen this week.
C.J. Radune notes that Bubba Wallace, who finished fifth in the All-Star Race, makes for an excellent pick at a bargain price.
C.J. Radune notes that Kyle Busch has been dominant all season and should be one of the main contenders again this week.
Kyle Larson hasn’t had the best luck this season, but he finished third at Dover last week, and finished fourth and third in the two trips to Kansas Speedway last season.
Kevin Harvick hasn’t won yet in 2019, but he remains a viable fantasy option, especially in Dover where he won last spring and led more than 200 laps in both 2018 visits.
C.J. Radune notes that Brad Keselowski's five Talladega wins make him an easy favorite for fantasy rosters this week, especially considering Penske's early-season pace.
Kyle Larson has struggled to produce top results, but he led the opening Richmond practice on Friday and is a past winner.
C.J.Radune notes that Kurt Busch has had a great career at Bristol. He has six track victories with the latest being this past fall.
C.J. Radune picks this week's NASCAR DFS contest as Joey Logano looks like the man to beat.
Brad Keselowski, part of C.J. Radune’s Higher-Risk Lineup, has a Martinsville win and hasn't finished outside of the top 10 at the track since the fall of 2015.
C.J. Radune says that while Larson may not be the immediate favorite this week, he has had a good start to the season and has been exceptional at Fontana throughout his career.
Mark Taylor analyzes this week's NASCAR race as Martin Truex Jr. looks to defend his title at Fontana.