Austin Hill has been the man to beat on plate tracks recently in the Xfinity Series. Dane Shinault returns to offer us his strategy tips and best values for the season opener at Daytona on Saturday.
Austin Hill is the driver to beat when it comes to plate tracks. Dane Shinault dives into the DFS strategy for the Wawa 250 and who some of his top value plays are for Friday's Xfinity Series race at Daytona.
Dane Shinault cautions to wait for qualifying at Daytona before making lineups, but he likes Justin Haley's mastery of superspeedway racing.
C.J. Radune's picks for Friday night's race include Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who has made a name for himself on superspeedway circuits.
Ty Gibbs heads into 2022 with a full-time ride in the Xfinity Series and has kicked things off well with the fastest time during practice this week. He should garner strong fantasy consideration Saturday.
Mark Taylor ranks drivers on the Xfinity series for 2022 as Noah Gragson looks to take home the title after contending until the final laps last season.
Austin Cindric will look to earn back-to-back series championships Saturday as he exits the Xfinity Series to race Cup next season.
Daniel Hemric, who lead 28 laps and finished third at Martinsville in April, leads C.J. Radune’s Higher-Risk Lineup.
Austin Cindric led 131 laps and finished second last fall at Kansas. Starting in the front row Saturday, he could be primed for his first win at Kansas in his fifth attempt.
With two wins out of four Talladega races in the series, Justin Haley is one of the favorites this week.
Justin Allgaier may present a nice value, as he starts on the front row and has a win and 12 top-10s from 20 Bristol starts.
Ty Gibbs will look to get his fourth win under his belt as he starts the race in 15th position.
Justin Allgaier already has a Darlington win this season and he'll look for the sweep this weekend at the last regular-season race.
February Daytona winner Austin Cindric has gone on to have a great 2021 season so far and could continue his run of good luck Friday.
AJ Allmedinger and Kaulig Racing survived the chaos at Indianapolis to claim victory at the Verizon 200 at the Brickyard.
C.J. Radune says Ty Gibbs, who already has three wins and eight total top-10s in 10 series appearances, will be hard to ignore at Indy.
C.J. Radune likes former Watkins Glen winner AJ Allmendinger‘s chances in Saturday’s race, at which he’s starting sixth.