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For the final race of the season, C.J. Radune chooses Carl Edwards to lead his lower-risk lineup based on the fact that Edwards has the best statistics at Homestead among his championship competitors.

Tony Stewart, who is saying farewell to full-time racing in just two weeks, would love to go out at the top of his game with a win at Phoenix says C.J. Radune.

C.J. Radune adds Kyle Busch to his lower-risk lineup because Busch at Texas earlier this year and remains on a run of top-10 finishes, excluding Talladega, that stretches back to Darlington.

C.J. Radune says that veteran Jeff Gordon, a nine-time Martinsville victor and the defending champion of this week’s race, has a golden opportunity to cement his legendary status this weekend.

C.J. Radune is going with clutch Chase winner Kevin Harvick as his top choice in this week’s lower-risk lineup for Talladega. Harvick hasn’t finished lower than 15th in any of the last six Talladega races.

Is Kyle Busch’s trouble with Kansas Sprint Cup races well behind him after his win there earlier this spring? That’s what C.J. Radune is banking on with his higher-risk lineup.

C.J. Radune’s higher-risk lineup for Charlotte’s night race puts more emphasis on drivers who haven’t been to Victory Lane in a while but show signs of scoring breakthroughs, with Kyle Busch at the top of this list.

C.J. Radune says that Kevin Harvick, as the defending champion of last year’s race, deservedly leads the lower-risk lineup for Dover.

With a fantastic start to his Chase for the Sprint Cup in Chicago and two New Hampshire wins, Joey Logano makes the cut for C.J. Radune’s higher-risk lineup.

C.J. Radune says strategy, tire management and clean work on pit road will be factors in winning at Chicagoland. Can two-time track winner Tony Stewart put aside his temper to secure a victory?

C.J. Radune’s higher-risk lineup for Richmond is lead by Denny Hamlin and offers more balance between high- and low-priced drivers, but also takes some risks on folks who haven’t had the greatest luck recently.

C.J. Radune’s higher-risk lineup includes some drivers who have struggled in 2016, but have historically been successful at Darlington, including Kevin Harvick, who has three top-fives from the last three races at Darlington.

For the second week in a row, Joey Logano leads C.J. Radune’s lower-risk lineup. He’s collected four top-10 finishes in the last five races and will try to score back-to-back Michigan wins.

C.J. Radune’s lower-risk lineup offers some of the best drivers at Bristol as well as some drivers currently on hot streaks, including Joey Logano who has two of the last four wins.

C.J. Radune believes that Tony Stewart, who’s won at Watkins Glen five times in his career, is priced well below his potential for this road course.

Second in C.J. Radune’s higher-risk lineup is rookie Chase Elliott, who led the most laps at Pocono earlier this year and finished in fourth position.

With Kevin Harvick back to his winning ways, C.J. Radune's picks him for the lead-off slot in the safe roster for Indianapolis.

Passing on New Hampshire’s one mile oval is notoriously difficult, says C.J. Radune, whose lower-risk lineup is headed by Kevin Harvick.

C.J. Radune notes that with new renovations to Kentucky Speedway, this year’s race, where Kyle Busch is a favorite to win, could've extremely unpredictable.

C.J. Radune says that drafting and aerodynamics will once again be the main talking points as Sprint Cup returns to Daytona, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be the man to beat.

C.J. Radune notes that passing is at a premium at Sonoma, which means qualifying is an important exercise for the drivers this week, including previous winner Kyle Busch.

C.J. Radune thinks that Denny Hamlin, with four Pocono wins to his name, might be the best value in his lower-risk lineup this week.

C.J. Radune says, in what should be one of the most exciting races of the year, Jimmie Johnson could have an edge.

C.J. Radune thinks Matt Kenseth might be Dover's bargain of the week, as Kenseth finished in the top 10 here four of his last five races.

C.J. Radune believes that if Matt Kenseth can shake his bad luck this week, he might end up in Victory Lane at the Kansas Speedway.

According to C.J. Radune, a low-risk lineup doesn’t really exist when it comes to unpredictable Talladega, but six-time winner Dale Earnhardt Jr. is a favorite.

C.J. Radune has short-track expert Joey Logano at the top of his lower-risk lineup for this three-quarter-mile track at Richmond International Raceway.

With momentum on his side, Kyle Busch is C.J. Radune’s clear No. 1 pick in his lower-risk lineup for Bristol.

Casey Mears enters C.J. Radune's higher-risk lineup this week as an undervalued pick at the Texas Motor Speedway's 1.5 mile quad oval.