“By the Numbers” for the All-Star Race

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This weekend we're heading to North Wilkesboro Speedway for the All-Star Race. The race takes place on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on FS1. This weekend the teams have two different tires available. There is a main tire which is a regular tire that we see weekly, but there is an option tire which is a soft compound tire. On fresh tires there is a difference of 3 to 5 tenths, but the soft tire has a larger and faster drop. 17 cars are registered for the All-Star Race. The first and second place winners from the Open as well as the fan vote round out the 20-car field. FanDuel likely won't add any riders, but DraftKings has all 37 riders in the player pool. With the repaving, I won't be using last season's data as much. I'll be using training, 2024 speed data, current short distance data and a few other things when putting together this weekend's lineups.

NASCAR DFS Selection: All-Star Race

There is a break on lap 100 and lap 150. There are 200 rounds in total. With a total of 200 rounds, we're looking at 90 potential points for the fastest round and 50 points for leading the rounds on DraftKings. At FanDuel we see 20 rounds completed and 20 rounds led. Last season there were only two cautions for 13 laps, and one of those cautions was the break after 100 laps. With the different hoops and strategies, I will have one to three dominators at DraftKings.