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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop: Truck Series Mid-Ohio 7/8/23

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the Craftsman Truck Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a little bit risky, but could still turn out to be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators.

(Starting position in parenthesis)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Corey Heim (1)Christian Eckes (4)William Sawalich (8)Lawless Alan (21)
Stewart Friesen (35)Matt Crafton (25)Nick Sanchez (3)Dale Quarterley (28)
Ben Rhodes (12)Marco Andretti (7)Will Rodgers (16)
Colby Howard (36)Spencer Boyd (34)Rajah Caruth (19)
*Zane Smith (10) Taylor Gray (15)Hailie Deegan (26)
Carson Hocevar (11)Austin Wayne Self (27)Grant Enfinger (5)
Timmy Hill (33)Ty Majeski (2)Tyler Ankrum (13)

Since this is a road course race, we will not be chasing dominator points. Instead, we need to focus on finishing position and place differential.

  • *Zane Smith will be starting at the rear on Saturday. Smith will be scored from P10 but will be starting at the back because of a broken transmission. Zane should be a top play, but because of the transmission issue, he is now a risky GPP only play.
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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop Rankings: Cup Series Chicago Street Race 7/2/23

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the NASCAR Cup Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a bit risky, but could still be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

(Starting position in parenthesis)

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators

(All pricing is for DK)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Chase Elliott (26) – $10.3KJustin Haley (37) – $5.8KChristopher Bell (4) – $9.1KTy Dillon (33) – $4.8K
Martin Truex Jr. (11) – $10.4KRoss Chastain (34) – $9.6KBrad Keselowski (20) – $7.2KJosh Biliki (27) – $4.9K
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (36) – $6.6KDenny Hamlin (1) – $8KAJ Allmendinger (10) – $9.9KAric Almirola (24) – $6.5K
Chris Buescher (15) – $8.5KKyle Busch (18) – $9.7KShane van Gisbergen (3) – $7.6K
Tyler Reddick (2) – 10.1KKyle Larson (7) – $10.6KHarrison Burton (32) – $5.5K
William Byron (22) – $9.4KAustin Dillon (29) – $5.9KJoey Logano (9) – $8.2K
Kevin Harvick (35) – $7.5KCorey Lajoie (19) – $5.7K

*** NOTES ***

  • Sunday will be the first time in NASCAR Cup Series history that they will race on a street course. We see these races all the time in other series like F1, but never before for stock cars.
  • With there only being 100 laps hunting for dominator points is not something we should be doing. Of course, we will still want to get some of the 70 dom points there are but don’t make it a priority when building.
  • In the short amount of laps we saw from Saturday’s Xfinity race before it got rained out or lightning caused the ppd, or Chicago officials just canceled it, there was almost no way to pass once cars got into the top 10. I expect a similar type of race on Sunday. Cars were able to move toward the front but got stymied once they entered the top 10-12.
  • My builds will be focused on 1-3 drivers starting at or near the front and the rest will be starting 15th or worse, mainly. There are a handful of drivers starting near that back that have good cars and will move up fast. Those drivers will be higher-owned, but they could be necessary for us to have good paydays when the race is over.
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Formula 1 Race Week: Austrian Grand Prix

Theodore Cousins
written by Theodore Cousins

Welcome to the latest edition of Formula 1: Race Week Austrian Grand Prix. This race starts a 4 pack of races over the next 4 weeks. This race goes live at 9 am EST on ESPN. The short, 2-mile circuit has 3 straights and quick corners, a paradise for the Red Bulls and Ferrari. Since the race goes live early I wanted to do more of a notes-style breakdown for quicker reading. If you have any questions or want to chop up lineups, @tcuz86 in Discord. But for now, let’s go alphabetically through the grid.

Team Breakdowns

Alpine

Don’t play both together, did not show anything in practice, Ocon ($6600)  qualified P12 while Gasly ($5800) qualified P9. Both feel like neutral plays, neither a priority.

Aston Martin

I tend to avoid playing both Aston together, but Aston looks up to the task, and Lance Stroll is cheap. Fernando Alonso ($10,400) and Lance Stroll ($6400) start P7 and P6 respectively. The guys behind them don’t worry me too much outside of George Russell and Sergio Perez. Aston brought updates to their car last race and definitely have taken a step forward.

Alfa Romeo

Outside of the last guys in, I really don’t want anything to do with Alfa. Zhou Guanyu ($3800) was in the top 10 during practice but sank like a rock in qualifying and the sprint race. He is inexpensive, however, and considering how much I want to play the top-priced guys we are going to need the value plays.

Alpha Tauri

Rinse and repeat for Alpha. Both look beta (sorry I had to) Alpha Tauri’s Yuki Tsunoda ($5200) feels like a premium for 5 beat teammate points, he has shown an ability on Sundays so I’m not so quick to throw him out for potential. Nyck De Vries ($3200) is just like Zhou in that he’s inexpensive and we will need value to load up on the top options.

Ferrari

The Austrian GP is held in Spielberg, Austria, and is commonly known as the Red Bull Ring. It is the home of Red Bull Racing, but it’s a track that always comes easily for Ferrari. Charles Leclerc ($8200) was less than .003 seconds off the pole from Max; both Ferraris performed well during the sprint race and have qualified P2 and P3 for Carlos Sainz ($7400). I like Ferrari ($8800) paired with one of their drivers. 

Haas

The issue with Haas($3400) is they qualify well and fall apart in the race. The reason this happens is that Haas is really good at getting their tyres up to temperature, but they can’t regulate that temperature over the race, overcooking them. Nico Hulkenberg ($4800) looks like a prime candidate for negative fantasy points, however, Kevin Magnussen ($3600) might be able to pay off his salary if his teammate drops down, making him a decent GPP play.

McLaren

Upgrades people, upgrades! For at least one car anyway. Lando Norris ($6000) loves this circuit, he has 2 top 3 qualifying results and 2 podiums. Starting in P4 Lando should do just fine here. Oscar Piastri ($4200), not so much. I might sprinkle him in, but he starts kind of high and he needs to beat his teammate to be a good play.

Mercedes

The Mercs look okay. George Russell ($8000) starts P11 and always finds himself in the top 8, so I can see him gaining positions up to his teammate in P5. Lewis Hamilton ($10,200) could drop a couple of spots to the ever-improving Aston Martins.

Red Bull

The rocket ships always stand alone. Max ($15,000) starts P1 and had a 21-second lead on a track where the average lap time is 1 minute 4 seconds in the wet. It would be kind of fun to see a car lap all the way to P2, Max could do it. Sergio Perez ($11,000) is an interesting play, piloting the sister rocketship from P15 there is no reason Sergio couldn’t make up 14 spots. Once again, until further notice, it’s Red Bull ($14,000) rocketship racing and everyone else.

Williams

Formula 1 DFS is different, 1 point for classification can win you a contest. 1.5 points could win you a GPP. Being the bare minimum Logan Sargent ($3000) just needs to classify to help a GPP lineup, an American in my F1 lines…eagle scream (it’s actually a hawk), fireworks, baseball, Fourth of July…yea I’ll have him. Alex Albon ($4400) worries me because he starts a little too high. In P10 with Sergio, George, and Ocon behind him, there’s a potential he drops 3 spots. As long as he beats his teammate though the negative points are nerfed making Alex still a worthy play.

If you have any questions or if you’d like to talk strategy @tcuz86 in Discord.

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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop Rankings: Cup Series Nashville 6/25/23

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the NASCAR Cup Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a bit risky, but could still be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

(Starting position in parenthesis)

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators

(All pricing is for DK)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Martin Truex Jr. (6) – $10.9KAustin Dillon (26) – $6KKevin Harvick (17) – $8.8KJustin Haley (3) – $5.6K
William Byron (5) – $10.1KKyle Larson (7) – $11.6KTyler Reddick (2) – $9.1KNoah Gragson (30) – $5.2K
Michael McDowell (33) – $5.8KChase Elliott (14) – $10.4KBubba Wallace (9) – $8.4KBrennan Poole (32) – $4.7K
Ross Chastain (1) – $9.6KErik Jones (23) – $6.2KAJ Allmendinger (19) – $6.5KJJ Yeley (29) – $4.5K
Corey Lajoie (36) – $5.3KHarrison Burton (31) – $5.5KRyan Preece (25) – $7.1K
Denny Hamlin (8) – $10.7KAustin Cindric (24) – $6.7KKyle Busch (11) – $11.2
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (28) – $7.3K

*** NOTES ***

  • This is a 300-lap race which means there are 210 dominator points available on DK. The Cup Series has only raced here twice and the two races couldn’t be more different. In 2021, the first time the series ran here, Kyle Larson led 264 of 300 laps on his way to victory lane. Last year was a completely different animal. Four drivers (Hamlin, Truex, Kyle Busch, and Elliott [winner]) led 292 laps.
  • Truex led 82 laps here last season but finished a disappointing 22nd after some late race trouble. In practice on Friday, Truex had the second-best single-lap time and was third-best in 10-lap average.
  • Byron was another car that showed some real speed in practice on Friday. In that practice session, Byron had the 5th fastest single-lap and was 4th best in 10-lap average.
  • I briefly mentioned McDowell and Lajoie in Discord yesterday as super chalk and even though I don’t like it, I think we have to strongly consider them. Both drivers were in the mid 20’s in 10-lap average and McDowell had the 12th fastest single-lap in practice. At their salaries, if they finish mid-20s or high teens we could be out of the running for a big payday without them. There are a lot of ways to get different with our higher-priced dominators and eating the cheap chalk should work out ok.
  • We all know I am not a member of the Ross Chastain fan club, but this weekend his car looks to be dominant. Chastain was 3rd fastest in single-lap speed and was second to only Tyler Reddick in 10-lap average. I think Chastain could lead the bulk of this race and finish top 5.
  • I know people are always scared to play Stenhouse but he has been having a solid season AND has run well at Nashville. It has been nine races (Richmond) since Stenhouse has finished outside the top 20 (minus when he was wrecked at Gateway) and he has finishes of 6th and 16th at Nashville.
  • I don’t love the Austin Dillon play, but at his salary, a top 20 will suffice. He is also a good pivot off the chalky McDowell and Lajoie if they falter.
  • “Game-log” watchers will scoff at the idea of playing Erik Jones this week and I am not a big fan of this play, but there is some upside here. Jones had the 3rd quickest lap in practice which shows me the team has some speed. For Jones and the 43 team, it’s a matter of keeping the car on the track.
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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop Rankings: Cup Series Sonoma 6/11/23

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the NASCAR Cup Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a bit risky, but could still be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

(Starting position in parenthesis)

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators

(All pricing is for DK)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Kyle Larson (16) – $10.6KChase Elliott (10) -$10.3KAlex Bowman (14) – $8KAndy Lally (33) – $6.2K
Austin Cindric (34) – $9.1KMartin Truex (8) – $8.8KWilliam Byron (26) – $9.9KTy Dillon (27) – $5K
Ryan Blaney (31) – $8.4KBrad Keselowski (25) – $7.7KErik Jones (28) – $6.8K
Kevin Harvick (21) – $8.1KChase Briscoe (24) – $7KGrant Enfinger (36) – $5.4K
Tyler Reddick (2) – $10.4KChris Buescher (7) – $7.9KAustin Dillon (11) – $6.1K
Justin Haley (23) – $6.7KAJ Allmendinger (5) – $9.3KZane Smith (30) – $5.7K
Todd Gilliland (32) – $5.2KRicky Stenhouse (13) – $5.9KKyle Busch (12) – $10.1K
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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop Rankings: Xfinity Series Sonoma 6/10/23

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the Xfinity Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a little bit risky, but could still turn out to be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators

(Starting position in parenthesis)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Kyle Larson (1)Ross Chastain (15)Jeremy Clements (24)Josh Williams (22)
Josh Berry (19)Connor Mosack (29)Aric Almirola (4)Jeffrey Earnhardt (35)
Cole Custer (26) Kaz Grala (27)Anthony Alfredo (37)
AJ Allmendinger (5)Brad Perez (31)Parker Kligerman (12)
Brandon Jones (28)Sheldon Creed (3)Blaine Perkins (36)
Chandler Smith (20)Josh Bilicki (25)Daniel Suarez (17)
Rily Herbst (23)Ty Gibbs (7)Ty Dillon (32)
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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop Rankings: Cup Series Gateway 6/4/2023

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the NASCAR Cup Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a bit risky, but could still be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

(Starting position in parenthesis)

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators

(All pricing is for DK)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Kyle Busch (1) – $9.8KMichael McDowell (21) – $5.7KRoss Chastain (8) – $9.6KTy Dillon (33) – $4.8K
Ryan Blaney (2) – $10.1KBubba Wallace (20) – $8.4KMartin Truex Jr. (5) – $10.3KGray Gaulding (35) – $4.6K
Kyle Larson (22) – $11.3KTyler Reddick (9) – $9.2KJustin Haley (23) – $5.9KHarrison Burton (14) – $5.3K
Aric Almirola (24) – $7.2KCorey Lajoie (30) – $7.4KRyan Preece (29) – $6.8K
Joey Logano (6) – $9.4KWilliam Byron (7) – $11KChris Buescher (27) – $7.5K
Erik Jones (31) – $6.3KChristopher Bell (17) – $10.7KCarson Hocevar (26) – $5.4K
Denny Hamlin (3) – $10.5KChase Briscoe (25) – $7.7KTy Gibbs (15) – $7.8K

*** Notes ***

  • This week is much different than last week when it comes to laps and dominator points. After 400 laps and 600 miles last week, we have a “normal” 240-lap race with 168 dominator points available. This week I will be building lineups with 2 dominators.
  • Not only did Kyle Busch has a fast car in Saturday’s P&Q, but he was also dominant here last year. Busch led a race-high 66 laps, was a plus10 PD finishing second, and scored 89.2 DKFP which was nearly 24 points higher than any other driver.
  • One of the few drivers faster than Kyle Busch in practice on Saturday was Joey Logano. Not only was Logano faster in practice this week, he was the only driver who finished ahead of Kyle last season at this track.
  • McDowell led 34 laps here last season but finished a disappointing 18th. This weekend, McDowell seems to have a fast car once again. In practice, the 34 car was top 5, but when in qualifying trim the car didn’t show much speed. Luckily, his speed in practice is a more realistic impression of what his car should do on Sunday.
  • If you don’t know, Corey Lajoie is in the #9 car for Hendrick filling in for the suspended Chase Elliott. Lajoie is priced too cheap for the equipment he is in this week. There is still work to do with this car and for him to become comfortable with his new team for the week, but I think by race end we could have a top 10 car here.
  • Chase Briscoe was on the pole here in 2022, but had issues all race and even after reading 27 laps he finished 24th. Briscoe showed a lot of speed in Saturday’s practice and similar to McDowell, could be a top 10 car at days end.
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Formula 1 Race Week: Spanish Grand Prix

Dave Gloeckner
written by Dave Gloeckner

With a rain-impacted FP3, the Formula 1 train rolls on into La Circuit de Barcelona, home of pre-season testing. With the familiarity of the track, and the rain coming in limiting set-up qualifying runs, the grid is an unfamiliar one entering Sunday’s race. With the randomness at play, we are set up for a GPP player’s dream for F1 DFS as duplicate winning lineups should be limited. Things are about to get a lil wild in this edition of Formula 1 Race Week: Spanish Grand Prix.

Team Breakdowns

Red Bull Racing

Let’s get the easy one out of the way, it’s Max’s race to lose, probably even more so this weekend. Max Verstappen ($21,900/$14,600) and Red Bull Racing ($13,500) should once again be in the majority of lineups, doesn’t matter how you do it, just get them both in.

Sergio Perez’s ($11,400) Red Bull Rocketship will start from P11. A circuit like Barcelona leads to plenty of overtaking opportunities so seeing Sergio work his way into the top 10 is easy to see. 

Red Bull is the only constant this weekend, the rest of the grid is fairly wide open.

Aston Martin

The Astons ($9700) both start in the top 10 on Sunday as Fernando Alonso ($10,000) will start his home grand prix from P9. Alonso was well in the top 5 in Free Practice 1 and FP2 on Friday but being as he is kind of expensive at ($10,000) we really need him to beat Lance Stroll ($6600) and finish on the podium to make value. 

Lance on the other hand was towards the backside of the grid during the practice sessions struggling to overcome the draggy Aston Martin. The last 2 races here have found Fernando Alonso outside the top 5 so jamming him in might not be a top-priority play and his teammate Stroll has not performed with much fanfare either as he has not finished in the top 10 here.

Ferrari 

Charles Leclerc ($9000) is pressing right now and it’s produced some very lackluster results, his performance during quali was no different. Just like Fernando, Charles was P8 in Fp1 and P6 in Fp2, and now he starts from P19…how can I not have faith that last year’s Spanish Grand Prix winner can’t make it through the field and help my DraftKings Lineups. 

Carlos Sainz ($7400) also has the backing of the Spanish fans as their fellow countryman pilots his scarlet Red Scuderia Ferrari SF-23 from P2 in an attempt to have a Spainaird on the top step. Being behind his teammate throughout the weekend, Carlos’ history here is nothing to overlook either as he has finished in the top ten over the last 3 Spanish Grand Prix races. 
What makes Ferrari ($9300) really interesting this weekend is the ability to play both drivers together in the same lineup, if Charles can make up spots the +5 in points for place differential makes him a solid DFS option. 

Mercedes

George Russell ($8200) P12  and Lewis Hamilton ($9600) P5 do fine here. Lewis has won here multiple times including 2 of the last 3 races. However, the Mercedes ($8900) is a shell of itself. I can see the Mercs finishing both in the points making them a solid option for your non-Red Bull Racing lineups. In terms of the drivers, it’s expected of Lewis to beat George, but they are both even amongst themselves making neither a true priority. 

Alpine

Esteban Ocon ($6200) and Pierre Gasly ($5600) remind me of the Mercedes’ as both are fine options for a lineup, cash game, or GPP. Whichever makes it to your given lineup should be a statement of value. Same with Alpine ($5500) a value at constructor which should allow you to get in a Max and Carlos Sainz lineup.

I have to give the politician answer here, having exposure to both, maybe even 50/50 is a strategy the field will definitely implement, and it makes sense. In Multi entry GPPs have exposure to both, in single entries, you have to make a choice, and what you like in the other 5 positions will dictate your choice, as those other 5 spots are up in the air as well.

McLaren

Of all the teams that shined on Saturday was McLaren ($4400) as both drivers start in the top 10. Oscar Piastri ($3800) will be popular this weekend as he is a good value play starting in the top 10. His teammate Lando Norris ($5800) starts in P3! Super excited to see what the McLarens can do, as they were a midfield team all weekend. Tough to see Lando keeping it in the podium spot, but if McLaren’s history is anything, the last 3 races here have featured a McLaren in the top 10.

Alfa Romeo

Zhou Guanyu ($3400) unqualified teammate Valtteri Bottas ($4400) to put his Alfa in P13, compared to Bottas P16. Neither are priorities but make for good value plays.

Haas

Nico Hulkenberg ($4600) has had a history of putting his Haas into places it tends not to belong…like to the top 10. Starting in P8 Nico is in serious jeopardy of negative points. Tread lightly here. Teammate Kevin Magnussen ($4000) seems to fare better on Sunday making him the better play in my opinion.

AlphaTauri and Williams both seem to be in the same boat this weekend. Neither car is going to perform well here as this track really exposes cars’ weaknesses. DeVryes, Tsunoda, Albon, Sargent, mix and match if you’re playing multiple lineups but all these drivers are fine as last value plays and “off the wall” Captain plays for contrarian lineups

If you have any questions or if you’d like to talk strategy @tcuz86 in Discord.

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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop Rankings: Xfinity Series Portland 6/3/2023

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the Xfinity Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a little bit risky, but could still turn out to be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators

(Starting position in parenthesis)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Sam Mayer (36)Kaz Grala (18)Sheldon Creed (1)Patrick Emerling (29)
Cole Custer (2) Riley Herbst (12)Blaine Perkins (27)Dylan Lupton (22)
Myatt Snider (9)Alex Labbe (15)Jordan Taylor (6)
Brandon Jones (37)Daniel Hemric (10)Connor Mosack (11)
Sammy Smith (16)Ryan Sieg (24)Preston Pardus (25)
Stefan Parsons (38)JH Nemechek (4)Jeffrey Earnhardt (31)
Jeremy Clements (20)Josh Berry (3)Parker Kligerman (14)
  • Since this is a road course, we will not be hunting dominator points. Of course, we would like to earn some, but you need to worry more about place differential and finishing position.
  • I can’t list every driver I like, but both Austin Hill and Justin Allgaier are really good high-priced pivots off drivers like Creed and Sammy Smith.
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NASCAR DFS Pit Stop: Truck Series Gateway 6/3/2023

Matt Vecchio
written by Matt Vecchio

Welcome to the NASCAR DFS Pit Stop for the Craftsman Truck Series. Below you will find my rankings for the drivers in this race.

A Group: Drivers I will have the most exposure to and are high priority

B Group: This group is drivers I feel have a high upside and are great filler pieces to pair with the A Group

C Group: The drivers in this tier are a little bit risky, but could still turn out to be optimal. This group should be used in GPP’s

F Group: These drivers are on my do not play list

Drivers highlighted in yellow are potential dominators.

(Starting position in parenthesis)

A GroupB GroupC GroupF Group
Matt Crafton (34)Stewart Friesen (5)Nick Sanchez (9)Norm Benning (33)
Ty Majeski (1)Carson Hocevar (4)Grant Enfinger (10)Spencer Boyd (28)
Christian Eckes (3)Bayley Currey (11)Dean Thompson (16)Stephen Mallozzi (30)
Rajah Caruth (35)Hailie Deegan (19)Matt DiBenedetto (15)
Zane Smith (6)Conner Jones (24)Toni Breidinger (18)
Ben Rhodes (2)Jesse Love (20)Colby Howard (22)
Jack Wood (21)Chris Hacker (26)Timmy Hill (27)
  • As a side note, I do like both Tayler and Tanner Gray today. They start next to each other and are practically the same price. I know they will both run near or inside the top 10 all day, my concern is their ability to finish clean. One or the other seems to get caught up in a wreck weekly, so it’s hard to trust them. In large field tournaments, take a shot if you land there, but don’t force them.
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