With Ty Gibbs, Noah Gragson, and AJ Allmendinger all headed to the Cup Series, Mark Taylor ranks the drivers who will step up for the 2023 Xfinity Series season.
C.J. Radune writes that the championship contender with arguably the most momentum heading into the championship weekend is Noah Gragson.
One of C.J. Radune's top choices Saturday is Austin Hill, whose two victories this season have him firmly among the Xfinity Series championship contenders.
Noah Gragson leads the series in wins and enters this final round of elimination races in the top position.
AJ Allmendinger and Ty Gibbs are the top plays for Dane Shinault Saturday, as they have a lot of upside on a track type on which they have combined for eight wins in the last 12 races.
According to Mark Taylor, Kyle Busch, who's had an excellent season racing on superspeedways, should once again be considered the centerpiece around whom to build a fantasy lineup.
Dane Shinault acknowledges that when you're hot, you're hot; therefore Noah Gragson kicks off our DFS picks for the week, going for his fifth win in a row.
C.J. Radune shares his lineup suggestions for the upcoming NASCAR Xfinity Andy's Frozen Custard 300, where Noah Gragson will look for his fourth straight victory.
C.J. Radune offers a pair of potential lineups for the upcoming Food City 300, with Ty Gibbs looking worthy of a big investment.
Points leader AJ Allmendinger tops C.J. Radune's picks for this week's Kansas Lottery 300.
Spring Darlington victor Justin Allgaier has two track wins and has amassed 10 top-10 finishes from 14 starts at the track.
Austin Dillon won the rain-delayed Coke Zero Sugar 400 to earn a playoff spot, while the final points playoff spot was won by Ryan Blaney.
C.J. Radune's picks for Friday night's race include Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who has made a name for himself on superspeedway circuits.
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.
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.
After nearly winning last year's Pocono race, Ty Gibbs is an easy selection this weekend and leads C.J. Radune’s lower-risk lineup.
C.J. Radune’s picks include William Byron, who will get extra track time this week as he makes his second Xfinity appearance of the year.