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NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Darkhorse Picks: Pocono Pennsylvania 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	Juan Pablo Montoya	16	15.52
James Jones	On Pit Row	Mark Martin	7	11.62
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Jamie McMurray	22	23.33
Dennis Mickelson	RaceTalkRadio.com	Ryan Newman	12	11.33
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Joey Logano	25	14.14
Jerry LaggerEric McGuire	One and Done Game WinnerFree agent	Mark MartinJuan Pablo Montoya	716	13.4813.33
Charlie Turner	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	19	12.43
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Mark Martin	7	9.81
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Kasey Kahne	19	11.95
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Dale Earnhardt Jr	27	13.19
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Juan Pablo Montoya	16	13.10
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Kasey Kahne	19	13.05
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Juan Pablo Montoya	16	14.81
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	19	20.14
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Kasey Kahne	19	12.19
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Dale Earnhardt Jr	27	14.48
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Jamie McMurray	22	20.19
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Kasey Kahne	19	11.00

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Expert Picks: Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Denny Hamlin	5	16.24
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Denny Hamlin	5	12.86
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Tony Stewart	2	11.71
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Denny Hamlin	5	12.24
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Clint Bowyer	15	15.19
Eric McGuire	free agent	Denny Hamlin	5	12.52
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Denny Hamlin	5	10.90
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Greg Biffle	1	14.05
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Denny Hamlin	5	15.76
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	5	13.67
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Denny Hamlin	5	11.76
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Kurt Busch	33	17.14
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Denny Hamlin	5	14.19
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Kyle Busch	23	15.00
James Jones	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	23	13.81
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	10	13.05
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Kevin Harvick	4	13.62
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Denny Hamlin	5	12.19
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Denny Hamlin	5	16.67

Printable NASCAR TV Schedule for August 2010

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NASCAR’ Sprint Cup Series travels to Pocono Raceway, Watkins Glen, Michigan International Speedway,  and Bristol Motor Speedway  in August. The Nationwide Series goes road racing in Montreal while the Camping World Truck Series heads to Chicagoland.

Click here to download your printable August 2010 NASCAR TV schedule

 

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Preview: Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500

Moving from the rectangle of Indianapolis Motor Speedway to the triangle at Pocono Raceway, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers will remain on a 2.5-mile flat track albeit with a different layout. Pocono is a unique course that features three turns, each modeled after different tracks. Since each of the three turns is different, Pocono has drawn comparisons to a road course. Turn One is banked 14 degrees and modeled after the defunct Trenton Speedway. Turn Two, “The Tunnel Turn”, is banked nine degrees like IMS. Turn Three, with six degrees of banking, is lifted from The Milwaukee Mile.

Chasing the pole at Pocono Raceway

• Jimmie Johnson… Fastest in pre-qualifying practice in June. Started second and first in ‘08 (qualifying was rained out for both ‘09 races)
• Kyle Busch… Won the pole in June.
• Clint Bowyer… Fastest average speed in pre-qualifying practice in June; qualified second.

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. Denny Hamlin… Four-time winner (6/10, 8/09, ‘06 sweep) at Pocono, average running position of 11th or better in eight of nine career starts. Y!-A1
2. Kevin Harvick… Finished fourth in June, matched a career-high average running position of sixth at Pocono. Y!-B1
3. Jimmie Johnson… Two-time winner (’04 sweep) at Pocono, average running position of ninth or better in six of the last eight. Y!-A2
4. Tony Stewart… Two-time winner (6/09, 6/03) at Pocono, has finished 10th or better in nine of the last 10. Y!-A3
5. Jeff Gordon… Four-time winner (6/07, 7/98, 6/97, 6/96) at Pocono, average running position of 11th or better in seven of the last eight. Y!-A4
6. Jeff Burton… Finished seventh in June- five Top 10s, seven Top 15s in last nine starts at Pocono. Y!-B2
7. Kyle Busch… Finished a career-best second in June, average running position of third. ARPs of 14th or better in four straight at Pocono.
8. Clint Bowyer… Career-best average running position of sixth in June at Pocono, finished ninth. Y!-B3
9. Kasey Kahne… Won 6/08 race at Pocono, average running position of 10th or better in four of the last five. Y!-B4
10. Carl Edwards… Two-time winner (6/09, 6/05) at Pocono, average running position of eighth or better in four of the last five.
11. Kurt Busch… Two-time winner (8/07, 7/05) at Pocono, three Top 10s in the last five- laps led in five of the last six.
12. Matt Kenseth… Has finished 17th or better in nine straight starts at Pocono, average finish of 11.5. Y!-B5
13. Greg Biffle… Average running position of 14th or better in five straight starts at Pocono.
14. Juan Pablo Montoya… Has finished eighth or better in three straight starts at Pocono, average running position of 12th and 11th in the last two.
15. Mark Martin… Average running position of 18th or better in all 11 races since ‘05. Five Top 10s in the last seven starts at Pocono.
16. Jamie McMurray… Average running positions between 20th and 24th in five straight starts at Pocono. Y!-B6
17. Joey Logano… Finished a career-best 13th in June at Pocono, average running position of 11th. Y!-B7
18. Ryan Newman… Won 7/03 race at Pocono, average running position of 17th or better in all 11 races since ‘05. Y!-B8
19. A.J. Allmendinger… Strong value play. Finished a career-best 10th in June at Pocono, average running position of 11th. Y!-C1
20. Sam Hornish Jr…. Strong value play. Has finished 11th or better in three straight races at Pocono. Y!-C2
21. David Reutimann… Finished 15th in June at Pocono, average running position of 26th. ARPs of 10th and 15th in ‘09.
22. Martin Truex Jr…. Average finish of 17.0 in nine career starts at Pocono.
23. Dale Earnhardt Jr…. Average finish of 17.5 in 21 career starts at Pocono.
24. Paul Menard… Finished a career-best 16th in June at Pocono, average running position of 28th. Y!-C3
25. Brad Keselowski… Finished 21st in June, first career start at Pocono.
26. Marcos Ambrose… Average running positions of 16th, 20th and 18th in three career starts at Pocono.
27. David Ragan… Average finish of 23.1 in seven career starts at Pocono.
28. Regan Smith… Finished a career-best 18th in June at Pocono, average running position of 23rd. Y!-C4
29. Scott Speed… Finished a career-best 20th in June at Pocono, average running position of 24th.
30. Reed Sorenson… Average running positions of 23rd and 25th last year at Pocono.
31. Bobby Labonte… Three-time winner (7/01, ‘99 sweep) at Pocono. Average running position of 20th or worse since ‘07.
32. David Stremme… Finished 24th in June at Pocono.
33. Elliott Sadler… Average running position of 26th or 27th in three straight starts at Pocono.
34. Travis Kvapil… Finished 22nd in June at Pocono, average running position of 31st.
35. David Gilliland… Finished 33rd in June at Pocono.
36. Kevin Conway… Finished 35th in June, first career start at Pocono.
37. P.J. Jones… Driving for Robby Gordon Motorsports. First Cup start at Pocono since ‘07.
38. Casey Mears… Possible start and park. Two DNQs with Tommy Baldwin Racing.
39. Max Papis… Possible start and park. Four DNQs this season.
40. Joe Nemechek… Likely start and park.
41. Landon Cassill… Likely start and park.
42. Todd Bodine… Likely start and park. Three DNQs with Gunselman Motorsports.
43. Michael McDowell… Likely start and park. Three DNQs this season.
44. Dave Blaney… Likely start and park. Four DNQs this season.
45. J.J. Yeley… Likely start and park. Two straight DNQs.

Contender or Pretender: Pocono 2

Denny Hamlin (Contender) - No track on the circuit is more friendly to Denny Hamlin than Pocono. In total Denny Hamlin has four wins at Pocono including the last two times  the series visited this venue. Earlier this year Hamlin was dominate and had an average running position of 2.4 for the race. His 144.3 driver rating wasn’t to shabby either.

Ryan Newman (Pretender) - Over the last ten years Ryan Newman has the sixth best average finish (13.4) at Pocono. Much of his success over this time period is front loaded. In three out of the last five races at Pocono Newman’s finished 14th which is hardly the sign of a contender.

Carl Edwards (Contender) - The 99 team and the other Roush Fords have been getting more and more competitive every week since they announced they found problems with their computer simulation software. Since Daytona Carl Edwards has arguably been the best car over the last three races (5th place average finish over this time period).

Horsepower is very important at Pocono and at Indy Greg Biffle did a lot to dispel the myth that the Ford’s  are under powered. In the COT era at Pocono Carl Edwards has the second best average finish (8.4) and he’s led the second most laps (158) at this triangular track.

Dale Earnhardt jr. (Pretender) Earnhardt Jr.’s had some good runs in the past at Pocono and even this year he was more competitive than where he finished. Earnhardt Jr. had about a tenth place car and he still managed to finish 19th. The reason why they finished so poorly can be found atop the 88 pit box. It’s called poor decision making, and that factor will be there again this weekend.

Clint Bowyer (Contender) - Denny Hamlin may be the driver who first comes to your mind from the spring race at Pocono but don’t overlook Clint Bowyer. Before Denny Hamlin took over the show Clint Bowyer was looking like the driver to beat. He started second and led 59 laps early in the race. Clint Bowyer was also strong at Indy so you definitely shouldn’t be overlooking him this week.

Matt Kenseth (Pretender) - Pocono has never been a great track for Matt Kenseth. In twenty one races Matt Kenseth has only finished in the top five three times. In the last ten races at Pocono Matt Kenseth has only finished in the top ten thirty percent of the time. In the COT Kenseth only has one top ten at Pocono.

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Preview: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway was built back in 1909 but the configuration has remained similar, a flat 2.5-mile rectangular track. The venue hosts the largest single-day sporting event in the world, the Indianapolis 500 but added an annual NASCAR event starting in 1994. The track lends itself more to battles for track position and fuel mileage than side-by-side racing so starting position is very important.

Chasing the pole at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

1. Mark Martin… Won the pole last year, started second in ‘08.
2. Juan Pablo Montoya… Qualified second in two of three career starts.
3. Dale Earnhardt, Jr.… Qualified on the second row in two of the last three starts.
4. Ryan Newman… Qualified third in ‘07 and ‘08.
5. Kasey Kahne… Qualified fourth or fifth from ‘05-’08.

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… Three-time winner (’09, ‘08, ‘06) at Indy, has won three of the last four. Y!-A1
2. Jeff Gordon… Four-time winner (’04, ‘01, ‘98, ‘94) at Indy, 13 Top 10s in 16 career starts. Y!-A2
3. Tony Stewart… Two-time winner (’07, ‘05) at Indy, average finish of 6.8 since ‘04 Y!-A3
4. Juan Pablo Montoya… Average running position of fourth or better in two of his career starts at Indy, led 116 laps last year. Y!-A4
5. Kevin Harvick… Won ‘03 race at Indy, has finished seventh or better in three of the last four. Y!-B1
6. Kasey Kahne… Average finish of 5.0 in four non-DNF starts at Indy, finished seventh in the last two. Y!-B2
7. Jeff Burton… Average running position of eighth or better in three of the last four at Indy. Y!-B3
8. Kyle Busch… Average running position of ninth or better in three of the last five at Indy.
9. Greg Biffle… Average running position of 10th or better in three of the last four at Indy, three straight Top 15s.
10. Denny Hamlin… Average running position of ninth in two of four career starts at Indy.
11. Matt Kenseth… Since ‘05 at Indy: two Top Fives, two Top 10s in five starts. Y!-B4
12. Clint Bowyer… Average finish of 13.5 in four career starts at Indy, one Top 10. Y!-B
13. Carl Edwards… Two Top 10s in five career starts at Indy, average running position of 20th or worse in the other three.
14. Kurt Busch… Average finish of 12.8 from ‘04-’07, 27th or worse in the last two starts.
15. Mark Martin… Has finished 11th or better in six of the last seven at Indy.
16. David Reutimann… Finished a career-best eighth last year at Indy. Y!-B
17. Dale Earnhardt Jr…. Average running positions of 10th and 13th in ‘07 and ‘09 races at Indy– DNFs due to engine in each. Finished 12th in ‘08. Y!-B7
18. A.J. Allmendinger… Finished 10th in ‘08 race at Indy, average running position of ninth. Finished 20th last year. Y!-C1
19. Jamie McMurray… Average finish of 16.1 in seven career starts at Indy, three Top 10s. Y!-B8
20. Joey Logano… Finished 12th last year, first career start at Indy– average running position of 19th.
21. Reed Sorenson… Average finish of 11.6 in the last three starts at Indy, one Top Five. Y!-C2
22. Ryan Newman… Finished 13th or 14th in three of the last four at Indy.
23. Sam Hornish Jr…. Average running positions of 27th and 26th in two career starts at Indy. Won ‘06 Indy 500, eight career IndyCar starts. Y!-C3
24. Martin Truex Jr…. Three Top 20s in the last four starts at Indy.
25. Brad Keselowski… No career Cup starts at Indy
26. David Ragan… Average finish of 18.0 in three career starts at Indy.
27. Marcos Ambrose… Has finished 22nd in both career starts at Indy.
28. Scott Speed… Finished 31st last year, first career Cup start at Indy– average running position of 34th. Y!-C4
29. Paul Menard… Average finish of 30.0 in three career starts at Indy.
30. David Stremme… Average finish of 20.0 in three career starts at Indy.
31. Bill Elliott… Won ‘02 race at Indy. Finished 26th last year, average running position of 15th.
32. Jacques Villeneuve… First Cup start since ‘07. Won ‘05 Indy 500.
33. Bobby Labonte… Won ‘00 race at Indy, average finish of 28.7 in 19 career starts at Indy.
34. Elliott Sadler… One lead-lap finish in the last five starts at Indy.
35. Robby Gordon… Average running position of 30th or worse in four of the last five at Indy.
36. David Gilliland… Average finish of 22.3 in three career starts at Indy.
37. Casey Mears… Average finish of 23.4 in seven career starts at Indy.
38. Travis Kvapil… Average finish of 32.7 in three career starts at Indy, did not start last year.
39. Regan Smith… Average finish of 35.0 in two career starts at Indy.
40. Max Papis… No career Cup starts at Indy. Two starts in IndyCar Series.
41. Kevin Conway… No career Cup starts at Indy.
42. Joe Nemechek… Likely start and park.
43. Dave Blaney… Likely start and park.
44. J.J. Yeley… Likely start and park.
45. Michael McDowell… Likely start and park.
46. Todd Bodine… Likely start and park.
47. TRG Motorsports entry, driver TBA… Likely start and park.

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: 2010 Brickyard 400

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Jimmie Johnson	22	16.80
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Jeff Gordon	23	13.25
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Jimmie johnson	22	12.20
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Jamie McMurray	1	12.60
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	23	15.20
Eric McGuire	free agent	Jeff Gordon	23	12.90
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Jeff Gordon	23	11.20
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	15	14.70
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Jeff Gordon	23	16.30
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Tony Stewart	5	14.10
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	12.10
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	22	16.35
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Jeff Gordon	23	14.65
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Kyle Busch	8	14.60
James Jones	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	23	13.35
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	23	13.20
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Tony Stewart	5	14.10
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Jimmie Johnson	22	12.55
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Jeff Gordon	23	17.25

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Expert Darkhorse Picks: Brickyard 400

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	Jamie McMurray	1	16.20
James Jones	On Pit Row	David Reutimann	28	11.60
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	22.90
Dennis Mickelson	RaceTalkRadio.com	Ryan Newman	17	11.55
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Dale Earnhardt Jr	27	12.65
Jerry Lagger Eric McGuire	One and Done Game Winner Free agent	Dale Earnhardt Jr Juan Pablo Montoya	27 32	13.60 12.75
Charlie Turner	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	13	12.55
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	8.40
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	11.15
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	12.05
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Mark Martin	11	12.65
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	12.30
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	13	15.25
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Juan Pablo Montoya	32	19.75
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Kasey Kahne	13	12.30
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Mark Martin	11	14.90
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	A J Allmendinger	16	19.55
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Mark Martin	11	11.20

Contender or Pretender: Indianapolis

Jeff Gordon (Contender) - In the last nine races at Indianapolis Jeff Gordon has only finished outside the top ten once, and that was a sixteenth place finish. Jeff Gordon’s been in every NASCAR Indy race ever held so if you pick him you shouldn’t lack confidence because he has four wins and thirteen top tens in sixteen races. His last win at his so-called “home track” (seems like he has a couple) was in 2004. Jeff Gordon has the fifth best driver rating over the last five years (96.2).

Ryan Newman (Pretender) - Ryan Newman is an Indiana local but he’s never had the home field advantage. In nine races at Indy Ryan Newman has only finished inside the top ten once. His only top ten at Indy was in his rookie year so you certainly can’t say he’s improved here. Qualifying is extremely important at Indy and Newman can qualify good (7.4 avg start), but his 22.6 average running position should scare you off. Over the last five years Ryan Newman has the worst pass differential in the series at Indy (-115).

Jimmie Johnson (Contender) - Jimmie Johnson struggled at Indianapolis early in his career but since he started winning he basically hasn’t stopped. Johnson has kissed the bricks three out of the last four years. Last year Johnson started sixteenth and drove up to the front of the field quickly. If you like to pick drivers who led laps than Johnson is your guy at Indy. He’s led the most laps at Indianapolis over the last five years (128).

Mark Martin (Pretender) - Last year Mark Martin finished second at Indy and he has the best five year average finish (6.2). What Martin doesn’t have is momentum. Indianapolis is the one track on the circuit that most accurately reflects a teams true strength for the year and I don’t think the 5 team has it. Martin hasn’t finished inside the top ten for nearly two months.

Tony Stewart (Contender) - Unlike his teammate Tony Stewart passes cars at Indy. Stewart has the best pass differential in the series over the last five years (+136).  Stewart doesn’t just pass cars at Indy, he’s also always near the front of the pack (8.4 avg. running position, best in the series).  Johnson’s won a lot of races at Indy lately but Tony Stewart’s scored the most points over the last five years (158.2 points per race).

Sam Hornish Jr. (Pretender) - Hornish Jr. is a former Indianapolis 500 winner but that won’t translate into anything this upcoming weekend. His IRL championships haven’t meant anything in the Cup series yet. He ran strong at Pocono earlier this year and if you’re in a tiered fantasy league use him, but comparing performances across vastly different series’s is the wrong thing to do.

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: LifeLock.com 400 from Chicagoland

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Kevin Harvick	34	16.53
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Kevin Harvick	34	12.74
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Tony Stewart	9	11.68
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Matt Kenseth	13	13.21
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	3	14.79
Eric McGuire	free agent	Kyle Busch	17	12.37
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Kevin Harvick	34	10.58
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Kurt Busch	26	14.68
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Kevin Harvick	34	15.95
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Kevin Harvick	34	14.58
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Jimmie Johnson	25	11.05
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	25	16.05
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Tony Stewart	9	14.21
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Kyle Busch	17	14.95
James Jones	On Pit Row	Kevin Harvick	34	12.84
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Jimmie Johnson	25	12.68
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Jimmie Johnson	25	14.58
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Jimmie Johnson	25	12.05
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Kurt Busch	26	16.95

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