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NASCAR Fantasy Racing Expert Darkhorse Picks: Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500

The On Pit Row fantasy racing experts opinions of the best Sprint Cup driver currently outside the top 12 in Sprint Cup Series points, for this weekends race.

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	A J Allmendinger	38	21.67
James Jones	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	1	9.33
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Juan Pablo Montoya	36	20.33
Dennis Mickelson	RaceTalkRadio.com	Mark Martin	21	11.00
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Carl Edwards	8	13.17
Jerry Lagger Eric McGuire	One and Done Game Winner Free agent	Juan Pablo Montoya Jamie McMurray	36 30	11.17 9.67
Charlie Turner	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	1	8.00
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Denny Hamlin	1	8.17
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Denny Hamlin	1	9.33
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Jamie McMurray	30	11.67
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Denny Hamlin	1	9.67
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Mark Martin	21	13.00
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Juan Pablo Montoya	36	17.50
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	1	18.50
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Denny Hamlin	1	11.00
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Mark Martin	21	17.83
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Juan Pablo Montoya	36	25.33
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Denny Hamlin	1	13.00

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Jimmie Johnson	9	8.33
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Jimmie Johnson	9	10.00
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Tony Stewart	26	16.83
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Dale Earnhardt Jr	15	14.83
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	9	14.67
Eric McGuire	free agent	Jimmie Johnson	9	15.33
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Jimmie Johnson	9	8.00
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Jeff Burton	20	18.00
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Jimmie Johnson	9	12.83
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	9	11.00
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Jeff Gordon	3	11.83
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	9	21.50
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Jimmie Johnson	9	14.67
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Kyle Busch	22	13.00
Jay Busby	Yahoo! Sports	Jimmie Johnson	9	10.33
James Jones	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	3	10.00
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	9	10.33
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Jimmie Johnson	9	16.17
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Jimmie Johnson	9	15.00
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Jimmie Johnson	9	17.50

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Preview: Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500

The half-mile paperclip track known as Martinsville Speedway is among the most unique tracks in NASACAR. The long asphalt straightaways are twin dragstrips connected by concrete corners. There are very little options when it comes to sleepers for fantasy lineups. The elite drivers rarely disappoint and the list of decent options is thin.

Chasing the pole at Martinsville Speedway.

• Jeff Gordon… Has won the pole in the last two March races at Martinsville.
• Clint Bowyer… Has started in the Top Five in two of the last three races at Martinsville.
• Joey Logano… Won the pole at Bristol, started seventh in 10/09 race at Martinsville.

Here’s an explanation of the highlighted text in the rankings

• Y! A/B/C - The top options in the Yahoo! Fantasy Auto Racing game by driver list.
• Value play - Sneaky plays at this week’s track. Drivers to consider as low-rent salary cap options or alternatives in allocation formats.

1. Jimmie Johnson… Six-time winner at Martinsville (3/09, 10/08, ’07 sweep, 10/06, 10/04), nine straight Top Fives, 15 straight Top 10s– average finish of 5.1 in 16 career starts. Y!-A1
2. Jeff Gordon… Seven-time winner (’05, ’03 sweeps, 10/99, 4/97, 9/96) at Martinsville, 10 straight Top Fives, 14 straight Top 10s. Y!-A2
3. Denny Hamlin… Two-time winner (10/09, 3/08) at Martinsville. Average finish of 7.2 in nine career starts, four straight Top Fives. Led 50.1 percent of the laps in ’09. Y!-A3
4. Mark Martin… Two-time winner (4/00, 4/92) at Martinsville, average finish of 7.5 in ’09 races. Y!-A4
5. Kevin Harvick… Average finish of 10.0 in the last four Martinsville races. Y!-B1
6. Tony Stewart… Two-time winner (4/06, 10/00) at Martinsville, average finish of 12.0 in 22 career starts at Martinsville– two Top 10s in ’09.
7. Clint Bowyer… Average finish of 10.5 in the last six races at Martinsville. Y!-B2
8. Matt Kenseth… Two Top 10s in ’07 Martinsville races, only two Top 15s in the four races since. Y!-B3
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr…. Three Top 10s in the last four races at Martinsville. Y!-B4
10. Jeff Burton… Won 9/97 race at Martinsville, average finish of 15.0 in ’09. Y!-B5
11. Carl Edwards… Two Top 10s in ’08 Martinsville races, 23.0 average finish in ’09.
12. Greg Biffle… Average finish of 16.0 in ’08 Martinsville races, 26.5 in ’09.
13. Kurt Busch… Won 10/02 race at Martinsville, no Top 10s since ’05– average finish of 23.1 in the eight races since.
14. Jamie McMurray… Three Top 10s in the last four Martinsville races. Y!-B6
15. Juan Pablo Montoya… Finished 12th and third last year at Martinsville.
16. Joey Logano… Finished 32nd and 12th last year at Martinsville. Y!-B7
17. Kyle Busch… Finished fourth in last year’s Oct race, 30.3 in the three prior.
18. Ryan Newman… Average finish of 21.0 in ’08 Martinsville races, 6.5 in ’09. Y!-B8
19. Brian Vickers… Average running position of 13th in both ’09 Martinsville races.
20. David Reutimann… Started fifth, finished 16th at Martinsville in last year’s Oct race, led 18 laps– all career highs.
21. Kasey Kahne… Average finish of 23.5 at Martinsville since ’07.
22. Brad Keselowski… No career Cup starts at Martinsville, four career Truck starts (’04-’07), two Top 20s.
23. Paul Menard… Average finish of 23.0 in five career starts at Martinsville. Y!-C1
24. A.J. Allmendinger… Finished ninth and 34th last year at Martinsville. Y!-C2
25. Marcos Ambrose… Finished 14th and 27th last year at Martinsville.
26. Scott Speed… Average finish of 33.3 in three career starts at Martinsville. Y!-C3
27. David Ragan… Average finish of 12.0 in ’08 Martinsville races, 24.5 in ’09.
28. Martin Truex Jr…. Average finish of 28.5 last year at Martinsville.
29. Elliott Sadler… Only one Top 20 at Martinsville since ’08.
30. Bobby Labonte… Long shot value play. Won 4/02 race at Martinsville, Average finish of 14.5 in ’09 races at Martinsville. Y!-C4
31. Travis Kvapil… Long shot value play. Average finish of 18.5 in ’08 Martinsville races.
32. Sam Hornish Jr…. Average finish of 33.0 in four career starts at Martinsville.
33. Regan Smith… Finished 14th, 42nd in ’08 Martinsville races.
34. Casey Mears… Average finish of 19.5 in ’09 Martinsville races. Four DNQs this season.
35. Max Papis… No career Cup starts at Martinsville, average start of 12.5, finish of 17.0 in two Truck starts last year.
36. Mike Bliss… Average finish of 31.1 in nine career Cup starts, 11.8 in 11 Truck starts. DNQ last week.
37. Kevin Conway… No career Cup starts at Martinsville.
38. David Gilliland… Average finish of 37.5 in ’09 Martinsville races.
39. Robby Gordon… Average finish of 40.0 in ’08 Martinsville races, two DNFs last year.
40. Terry Cook… No career Cup starts at Martinsville. Average finish of 15.8 in 19 career Truck starts. Four DNQs this season.
41. Johnny Sauter… No Cup starts at Martinsville since ’07, average finish of 22.0 in four career Truck starts.
42. Boris Said… No career Cup starts at Martinsville, finished 18th in 7/06 N’wide race, 27.5 in two Truck races.
43. Dave Blaney… Likely start and park.
44. Michael McDowell… Likely start and park.
45. Aric Almirola… Likely start and park. Two DNQs this season.
46. Joe Nemechek… Likely start and park.

Pretender Or Contender: Martinsville

Jimmie Johnson (Contender) – Bristol has traditionally been one of Jimmie Johnson’s weakest tracks, now that we have the rough part of his schedule completed now we’re heading to his best track. In his career Jimmie Johnson has only once finished outside the top 10 and that was back in 2002 when he made his first career start at NASCAR’s smallest track. In the last 7 races at Martinsville Jimmie Johnson has won an astounding 5 races (71 percent). Picking Jimmie Johnson at Martinsville is perhaps the safest pick you’ll make this season.

Kevin Harvick (Pretender) – In the last 2 races Kevin Harvick hasn’t even been close to being competitive. In my opinion if you race uncompetitively for a long enough duration of time bad luck is going to catch up with you. Martinsville is Kevin Harvick’s traditional worst short track and with the way he’s been running lately I wouldn’t bet on his chances. Recently at Martinsville Kevin Harvick has been about a tenth place car.

Juan Pablo Montoya (Contender) – I have no clue why people are always writing Montoya off. At Martinsville they’ll do it again and say his 3rd place finish at Martinsville last year was a fluke. Don’t question his short track ability. Last fall Montoya started 21st and drove his way up to a third place finish and led 37 laps.

Matt Kenseth (Pretender) - No matter how good Matt Kenseth is doing he’ll never be a contender at Martinsville. Over the years Roush cars have improved their performances at Martinsville but their still leaps and bounds away from challenging the regular Martinsville front runners.

Jamie McMurray (Contender) – McMurray’s not typically the first name that comes to peoples minds at Martinsville but throughout his career he’s been strong at NASCAR’s shortest track. In his career he has 9 career top tens in 14 starts at Martinsville. McMurray was a front runner with his previous stint with Ganassi and even more remarkably he was consistently good in a Roush car.

Kurt Busch (Pretender) – Kurt won here in 2002, but that is his only one bright spot. Over the course of his career he has a 21.5 average finish. The last time Kurt even finished in the top 10 at Bristol was way back in 2005. Since then his average finish has been 23rd.

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NASCAR Fantasy Racing Expert Darkhorse Picks: Food City 500 at Bristol

The On Pit Row fantasy racing experts opinions of the best Sprint Cup driver currently outside the top 12 in Sprint Cup Series points, for this weekends race.

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Marcos Ambrose	33	18.40
James Jones	On Pit Row	Dale Earnhardt Jr	7	11.00
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Juan Pablo Montoya	26	17.20
Dennis Mickelson	RaceTalkRadio.com	Kyle Busch	9	9.00
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Denny Hamlin	19	14.20
Jerry Lagger Eric McGuire	One and Done Game Winner Free agent	Dale Earnhardt Jr Dale Earnhardt Jr	7 7	6.20 5.60
Charlie Turner	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	9	9.40
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Kyle Busch	9	9.60
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Dale Earnhardt Jr	7	11.00
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Kyle Busch	9	8.00
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Kyle Busch	9	11.40
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Kyle Busch	9	11.40
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	19	13.80
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Marcos Ambrose	33	22.00
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Denny Hamlin	19	13.00
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Kyle Busch	9	17.20
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Marcos Ambrose	33	23.20
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Kyle Busch	9	14.40

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: Food City 500 at Bristol

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Kyle Busch	9	8.20
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Kyle Busch	9	10.20
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Mark Martin	35	15.00
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Mark Martin	35	14.80
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Greg Biffle	4	15.80
Eric McGuire	free agent	Kyle Busch	9	16.60
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Kyle Busch	9	7.80
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	9	17.60
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Matt Kenseth	5	13.60
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	9	11.40
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Tony Stewart	2	13.60
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Clint Bowyer	40	24.00
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Mark Martin	35	15.80
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Jeff Gordon	14	11.20
Jay Busby	Yahoo! Sports	Kyle Busch	9	10.60
James Jones	On Pit Row	Kurt Busch	3	11.40
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Kevin Harvick	11	10.60
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Mark Martin	35	17.60
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Kyle Busch	9	16.20
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Kyle Busch	9	19.20

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Preview: Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway

NASCAR’s amphitheatre, Bristol Motor Speedway, is known for aggressive driving and carnage on the race track. However, the resurfacing in 2007 added variable banking, opening up room but dialed down the beating and banging. The SAFER barrier has been extended, narrowing Turns Two and Four by nearly three feet, so perhaps some of the physicality may return. This is the first race on a short track this season, so the results over the past few weeks on intermediates carry some momentum, but little else.

Chasing the pole at Bristol Motor Speedway

1. Mark Martin… Swept the poles last year at Bristol.
2. Greg Biffle… Started fourth and second last year at Bristol.
3. Dave Blaney… Started eighth and fourth last year at Bristol.

Here’s an explanation of the highlighted text in the rankings.

Y! A/B/C - The top options in the Yahoo! Fantasy Auto Racing game by driver list.

Value play - Sneaky plays at this week’s track. Drivers to consider as low-rent salary cap options or alternatives in allocation formats.

1. Kyle Busch… Three-time winner at Bristol (’09 sweep, 3/07), has led 57.3 percent of the laps in the last three races– at least one lap led in eight straight. Y!-A1
2. Mark Martin… Two-time winner at Bristol (8/98, 8/93), average finish of 4.0 last year at Bristol– 12.4 in 42 career starts. Y!-A2
3. Matt Kenseth… Two-time winner at Bristol (8/06, 8/05), three Top 10s in the last four starts at BMS. Y!-B2
4. Greg Biffle… Average finish of 7.5 in ’07 and ’08 at Bristol, DNF (engine) and fourth last year. Y!-A3
5. Jimmie Johnson… Average finish of 21.2 from ’05-’08 at Bristol, 5.5 in ’09- led over 80 laps in both. Y!-A4
6. Kevin Harvick… Won 4/05 race at Bristol. Average finish of 3.0 in ’08 at Bristol, 34.0 last year. Y!-B3
7. Denny Hamlin… Average finish of 4.0 from ’08-’09 at Bristol.
8. Jeff Gordon… Five-time winner at Bristol (8/02, 3/98, 4/97, 3/96, 4/95), average finish of 10.8 (two Top Fives) from ’08-’09 at Bristol.
9. Clint Bowyer… Average finish of 5.3 from ’07-’08 at Bristol, 17.0 last year. Y!-B4
10. Kasey Kahne… Last five races at Bristol: two Top Fives, three Top 10s. Y!-B5
11. Juan Pablo Montoya… Finished a career-best ninth in last year’s March race at Bristol.
12. Jeff Burton… Won 3/08 race at Bristol, finished eighth and 18th last year. Y!-B6
13. Kurt Busch… Five-time winner at Bristol (3/06, 3/04, ’03 sweep, 3/02), average finish of 11.3 in ’08 and ’09.
14. Tony Stewart… Won 8/01 race at Bristol. Average finish of 11.0 in ’08 Bristol races, 25.0 last year.
15. Ryan Newman… Last five Bristol races: four finishes of six or seventh place. Y!-B7
16. Dale Earnhardt Jr…. Won 8/04 race at Bristol, average finish of 11.6 in 20 career starts. Y!-B8
17. Marcos Ambrose… Strong value play. Average finish of 6.5 in two career starts at Bristol.
18. Carl Edwards… Two-time winner at Bristol (8/08, 8/07), average finish of 15.5 last year.
19. David Reutimann… Average finish of 22.5 in ’08 Bristol races, 14.5 in ’09.
20. Scott Speed… Strong value play. Started third, finished 15th in last year’s August race at Bristol. Y!-C1
21. Brad Keselowski… Weak value play. No career Cup starts at Bristol. Average finish of 11.3 in six career N’wide starts, won 8/08 race.
22. Joey Logano… Weak value play. Average finish of 12.5 in two career starts at Bristol. Average finish of 12.5 in two career N’wide starts.
23. Brian Vickers… Tied a career-best 12th in last year’s August race at Bristol, average finish of 24.7 in 11 career starts.
24. Jamie McMurray… Average finish of 40.0 in the last two March races at Bristol, 11.5 in August.
25. A.J. Allmendinger… Average finish of 32.4 in five career starts at Bristol, career-best 16th in last year’s March race. Y!-C2
26. Paul Menard… Average finish of 24.2 in five career starts at Bristol, no Top 10s. Y!-C3
27. Martin Truex Jr…. Average finish of 25.0 in eight career starts at Bristol, no Top 10s. Average running of position of 10th in 8/09 race.
28. David Ragan… Average finish of 24.0 in the last two March races at Bristol, 12.0 in August.
29. Elliott Sadler… Won 3/01 race at Bristol, average finish of 25.5 since ’07.
30. Regan Smith… Long shot value play. Average finish of 23.0 in four career starts at Bristol.
31. Sam Hornish Jr…. Average finish of 33.0 in four career starts at Bristol. Y!-C4
32. Travis Kvapil… Average finish of 23.0 in three starts from ’08-’09.
33. Michael Waltrip… Sub for Michael McDowell. Average finish of 27.8 since ’07 at Bristol.
34. Robby Gordon… Average finish of 29.0 from ’08-’09 at Bristol.
35. Bobby Labonte… Average finish of 29.8 from ’08-’09 at Bristol.
36. David Gilliland… Average finish of 31.0 in seven career starts at Bristol.
37. Mike Bliss… No Cup starts at Bristol since ’07. Average finish of 18.2 in 11 career N’wide starts.
38. David Stremme… Sub for Boris Said. Average finish of 13.5 in ’07 races at Bristol, no starts in ’08, 19.5 in ’09.
39. Max Papis… No career Cup starts at Bristol. Finished 28th in last year’s Truck race.
40. Kevin Conway… No career Cup starts at Bristol.
41. Aric Almirola… Likely start and park. Has failed to qualify for two races this season. Average finish of 23.0 in five career starts at Bristol. Finished sixth in last year’s Truck race.
42. Dave Blaney… Likely start and park.
43. Joe Nemechek… Likely start and park.
44. Casey Mears… Has failed to qualify for all four races this season.
45. Terry Cook… Has failed to qualify for all four races this season.

Contender Or Pretender: Bristol

Denny Hamlin (Contender) – Denny Hamlin isn’t the best intermediate track driver in NASCAR, but what he is good at is short tracks. In the last 4 Bristol races Denny Hamlin has finished in the top 6 every race. His overall record in the COT would be spotless at Bristol if it wasn’t for incidences beyond his control. He nearly won the very first COT race at Bristol but fuel pump issues ruined his day in the COT’s debut. In the next Bristol race Denny Hamlin started at the back of the pack and drove his way to the front and then his engine blew up. Just because Denny is off to a slow start this year don’t be afraid to pick him at Bristol.

Carl Edwards (Pretender) – Don’t let his probation be the thing that scares you from picking Edwards at Bristol, let the fact that the majority of his success at Bristol comes in August, not March be the reason (sounds more intelligent).  Edwards has never finished in the top ten in a March race at Bristol. In August (COT Era) Carl has 2 wins and a 16th place finish to his name.

Kevin Harvick (Contender) – Bristol has always been a friendly Kevin Harvick track. He has the perfect amount of aggression needed to be successful at the fastest half mile in the world.  His performances at Bristol were down last year, but what wasn’t at RCR? When you take out his results from 2009 his COT average finish is 6.5.

Brian Vickers (Pretender) – Do you know when was the last time Brian Vickers finished in the top ten at Bristol? OK, I admit it’s a trick question because he never has. If you’re a Brian Vickers fan then maybe you’ll be encouraged to hear he has led a grand total of one lap at Bristol in his career.

Jimmie Johnson (Contender) - If you’re a fantasy racer this name and Bristol should appear as a odd choice to you and traditionally I would agree with you. Last year Jimmie Johnson had a top 5 car in both Bristol races. I think we’ll see more of the good Bristol Jimmie this year.

Mark Martin (Pretender) – Last year Martin finished 6th and 2nd at Bristol. I believe those finishes were anomalies because Bristol is not a Mark Martin friendly track. He dodged this track for two years in his partial retirement because of that very reason.  When you study prior Mark Martin races at Bristol you’ll discover that he finished 6th in 2006, but to find his next top ten you have to go all the way back to 2000.

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