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Contender or Pretender: Atlanta 2

Kurt Busch (Contender) – Kurt Busch has won the last two Atlanta spring races and in the COT era he’s been phenomenal. In the five Atlanta COT races he has the second best driver rating (109.6), and he’s led an average of 75 laps per race.

Kurt Busch has also proven himself on other similar tracks this season (Charlotte and Texas). His average finish on quad oval tracks for the year is second. In 2002 Kurt Busch won a rain delayed race at Atlanta that ended under the lights.

Jimmie Johnson (Pretender) – Besides Jimmie Johnson’s lack of luck and momentum at the moment Atlanta really hasn’t been a good place for Johnson in the COT. Almost all of Jimmie Johnson’s success at Atlanta came in the old car. In the five COT races Jimmie has only finished in the top ten twice. In 2008 Johnson finished second but that was largely the product of fresh tires at the end of the race, not because his car was that good.

Carl Edwards (Contender) – With the continued reemergence of Roush Racing Carl Edwards will certainly play into the mix for the win. He’s always been very successful at this track and knows his way to victory lane. Edwards has had some bad recent finishes at Atlanta but don’t let that scare you off.

Mark Martin (Pretender) – Where can you trust Mark Martin now? My answer would be nowhere until he gets a streak of good finishes going. In the last three Atlanta races Martin has an average start of fourth but don’t get suckered in just because of that. His average running position in these races is 14th and his average finish is 23rd.

Kasey Kahne (Contender) – Kasey Kahne is the defending champion of this race. Last year he started second and ran in the top five for almost the entire race. Even though Kasey Kahne didn’t win the spring race this year he still managed to have the best driver rating (138.1). His quad oval average finish for the year is seventh.

Ryan Newman (Pretender) – If you like qualifying you’ll like Ryan Newman. At one point in his career he won six straight poles at Atlanta. Last year Ryan Newman finished 9th, but to find his next Atlanta top ten you have to look all the way back to 2004.

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Carl Edwards	12	16.00
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Kyle Busch	1	11.91
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Kyle Busch	1	10.63
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Tony Stewart	27	13.21
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	1	15.29
Eric McGuire	free agent	Kurt Busch	9	12.75
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Kyle Busch	1	10.00
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	11	13.29
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Kyle Busch	1	15.79
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	1	12.42
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Kyle Busch	1	10.50
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Kyle Busch	1	15.46
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Kurt Busch	9	13.58
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Kyle Busch	1	13.96
James Jones	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	34	15.08
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Kevin Harvick	14	12.58
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Kyle Busch	1	12.75
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Kurt Busch	9	11.83
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Denny Hamlin	34	17.96

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Expert Darkhorse Picks: Irwin Tools Night Race 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	Jamie McMurray	3	14.54
James Jones	On Pit Row	Mark Martin	23	12.00
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Jamie McMurray	3	21.38
Dennis Mickelson	RaceTalkRadio.com	Ryan Newman	6	10.79
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Mark Martin	23	14.25
Jerry LaggerEric McGuire	One and Done Game WinnerFree agent	Dale Earnhardt JrDale Earnhardt Jr	1313	13.2513.04
Charlie Turner	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	5	13.38
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Mark Martin	23	10.08
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Jamie McMurray	3	11.29
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Kasey Kahne	5	12.46
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Marcos Ambrose	20	12.63
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Dale Earnhardt Jr	13	12.92
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Ryan Newman	6	13.92
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Juan Pablo Montoya	7	18.63
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Dale Earnhardt Jr	13	11.92
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Dale Earnhardt Jr	13	15.33
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Marcos Ambrose	20	19.54
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Jamie McMurray	3	10.29

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Preview: Irwin Tools Night Race 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 and opened up additional lanes. The beating and banging may be dialed down a bit but the night race at Bristol is among the biggest dates on the NASCAR calendar.

Chasing the pole at Bristol Motor Speedway

•  Jimmie Johnson… Started fourth in March, best average start this season (7.5).
•  Kurt Busch… Started second in March, second-best average start this season (9.1).
•  Greg Biffle… Started fourth and second last year.
•  Juan Pablo Montoya… Started sixth in March. Average start of 2.8 in his last three starts this season.

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… Won 3/10 race at Bristol, three straight Top 10s with an average of 93.0 laps led. Y!-A1
2. Kurt Busch… Five-time winner (3/06, 3/04, 03 sweep, 3/02) at Bristol, average finish of 9.0 in the last six. Finished third in March, led 278 laps. Y!-A2
3. Greg Biffle… Finished fourth in the last two starts at Bristol with average running positions of eight and sixth, led 76 and 78 laps. Y!-A3
4. Carl Edwards… Two-time winner (8/08, 8/07) at Bristol. Finished 15th and 16th last year, sixth in March. Y!-A4
5. Kyle Busch… Three-time winner (09 sweep, 3/07) at Bristol. Started 38th, finished ninth in March.
6. Denny Hamlin… Average finish of 4.0 from 08-09, finished 19th in March.
7. Jeff Gordon… Five-time winner (8/02, 3/98, 4/97, 3/96, 4/95) at Bristol, has held average running position worse than 13th only once since ’05 at Bristol. Ran ninth or better in three of the last four.
8. Kevin Harvick… Won 4/05 race at Bristol, finished 11th in March- average running position of 20th. Y!-B1
9. Tony Stewart… Won 8/01 race at Bristol. Finished second in March, average running position of ninth. Finished 17th and 33rd last year.
10. Jeff Burton… Won 3/08 race at Bristol, Top 10s in two of the last three. Y!-B2
11. Clint Bowyer… Average finish of 5.3 from 07-08 at Bristol. Finished 13th and 21st (average running position of 10th) last year, DNF (engine) in March. Y!-B3
12. Matt Kenseth… Two-time winner (8/06, 8/05) at Bristol, Top 10s in four of the last five starts. Y!-B4
13. Juan Pablo Montoya… Average running position of eighth or 10 in three straight starts at Bristol, only one Top 10.
14. Ryan Newman… Four finishes of sixth or seventh in the last six starts at Bristol, finished 16th in March. Y!-B5
15. Mark Martin… Two-time winner (8/98, 8/93) at Bristol. Won the pole in both starts last year, finished sixth and second. Started 13th in March, finished 35th due to wreck.
16. Jamie McMurray… Finishes of 12th or better in three of the last four starts at Bristol, finished ninth in March. Y!-B6
17. Kasey Kahne… Weak play. Only four Top 10s in 13 career starts at Bristol. Average running position of 28th and 29th in the last two. Y!-B7
18. Martin Truex Jr…. Average running positions of 10th and 12th in the last two starts at Bristol, finished 22nd and 12th. Y!-B8
19. David Reutimann… Average running positions of eighth and 13th last year at Bristol, DNF (engine) in March.
20. Joey Logano… Won the pole in March at Bristol, finished 27th.
21. A.J. Allmendinger… Finished 16th and 17th in two of the last three starts at Bristol. Y!-C1
22. Marcos Ambrose… Strong value play. Finished 10th and third last year. Finished 33rd in March after a wreck.
23. Dale Earnhardt Jr…. Won 8/04 race at Bristol. Average finish of 11.4 in 21 career starts, finished seventh in March.
24. Brad Keselowski… Strong value play. Finished 13th in March, average running position of 11th, led 26 laps- first career Cup start at Bristol.
25. Paul Menard… Strong value play. Finished 18th in March start at Bristol, average running position of 12th. Y!-C2
26. Reed Sorenson… Started seventh and 10th last year, finished 23rd and 19th. Y!-C3
27. Scott Speed… Average running positions of 21 and 22nd in the last two starts at Bristol. Y!-C4
28. David Ragan… Average finish of 24.0 in seven career starts at Bristol.
29. Elliott Sadler… Won 3/01 race at Bristol, average finish of 24.7 since 07.
30. Travis Kvapil… Average finish of 22.5 in eight career starts at Bristol.
31. David Gilliland… Finished 23rd in March start at Bristol, average running position of 27th.
32. Regan Smith… Average finish finished of 25.6 in five career starts at Bristol.
33. Robby Gordon… Average finish of 27.4 in 19 career starts at Bristol.
34. Bobby Labonte… Average finish of 28.0 in the last five starts at Bristol.
35. Sam Hornish Jr…. Average finish of 32.8 in five career starts at Bristol, has never finished on the lead lap.
36. Brian Keselowski… No career Cups starts. Crashed in March’s Nationwide race at Bristol.
37. Tony Raines… Replacing Kevin Conway. Average finish of 29.6 in eight career starts at Bristol.
38. Kevin Lepage… Won 8/98 Nationwide race at Bristol. No Cups start since ’07.
39. TBA Latitude 43 Motorsports entry… Five DNQs this season.
40. Jeff Green… Won 3/02 Nationwide race at Bristol. No Cups start since ’07. Possible start and park.
41. Max Papis… Possible start and park. DNQ in March, no career Cup starts at Bristol. Finished 28th in last year’s Truck Series race.
42. TBA Robby Gordon Motorsports entry… Possible start and park.
43. Joe Nemechek… Likely start and park.
44. Landon Cassill… Likely start and park.
45. J.J. Yeley… Likely start and park.
46. Michael McDowell… Likely start and park.
47. Todd Bodine… Likely start and park.
48. Casey Mears… DNQ last week. Likely start and park.
49. Mike Bliss… DNQ last week. Likely start and park.
50. Scott Riggs… DNQ last week. Likely start and park.

Contender or Pretender: Bristol 2

Kyle Busch (Contender) – No driver is even close to matching the dominance Kyle Busch has displayed at Bristol in the COT era. He’s won nearly half the races (three out of seven), and only once has he finished outside the top ten. His Bristol average finish in the COT is 5.71. What makes Kyle Busch really good at Bristol is that he attacks the track. Evidence of this is the 899 laps he’s led in the COT.

Jimmie Johnson (Pretender) – Jimmie Johnson won the spring Bristol race and was really good last year but throughout his career Bristol’s been a rough place for him. With the performances we’ve  seen out of him in recent weeks and his current inability to find his lucky horseshoe picking Johnson definitely isn’t the way to go this weekend. His average finish in the summer race 18.75.

Denny Hamlin (Contender) – Denny Hamlin is unquestionably the best driver who’s never won at Bristol. Hamlin nearly won the first COT race at Bristol and has been close on several occasions. Hamlin’s had problems in three COT races at Bristol (fuel pick up issues, engine, and hitting the wall) but his problem free average finish is fourth.

Mark Martin (Pretender) – Last year Martin performed remarkably well at Bristol but from a career long standpoint his numbers aren’t so good. Only once in the sixteen prior races to 2009 has Martin finished in the top ten. These numbers include 2007 and 2008 when Martin avoided this track because he doesn’t like it. I expect some sort of drama out of this team every week for the rest of the regular season.

Kurt Busch (Contender) – All of Kurt Busch’s wins at Bristol are in the old car but the Blue Deuce was strong in the spring race. He led a race high 278 laps and he has the crew chief who set up the car that swept Bristol last year. Look for Kurt Busch to once again be a contender.

Clint Bowyer (Pretender) – Just like Martin I expect drama out of the 33 team every week until the regular season is over. In the last five Bristol races Clint Bowyer’s finished worse each consecutive race (3rd, 7th, 13th, 21st, 40th). If this trend continues than his points advantage over Martin will be gone.

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Expert Darkhorse Picks: Carfax 400 at MIS

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 Allmendiger	17	15.04
James Jones	On Pit Row	Jamie McMurray	20	11.52
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Dale Earnhardt Jr	19	22.17
Dennis Mickelson	RaceTalkRadio.com	Kasey Kahne	14	11.00
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Dale Earnhardt Jr	19	13.87
Jerry LaggerEric McGuire	One and Done Game WinnerFree agent	Dale Earnhardt JrDale Earnhardt Jr	19 19	13.26 13.04
Charlie Turner	On Pit Row	A J Allmendinger	17	13.74
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Juan Pablo Montoya	7	9.52
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Kasey Kahne	14	11.65
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Kasey Kahne	14	12.78
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Juan Pablo Montoya	7	12.30
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Jamie McMurray	20	12.91
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	14	14.26
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Kasey Kahne	14	19.13
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Kasey Kahne	14	11.87
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Clint Bowyer	13	15.43
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Bill Elliott	22	19.52
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Joey Logano	10	10.61

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: Carfax 400 from Michigan International Speedway

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Carl Edwards	3	16.17
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Carl Edwards	3	11.91
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Kevin Harvick	1	11.04
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Mark Martin	28	12.61
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Kurt Busch	40	15.91
Eric McGuire	free agent	Jeff Gordon	27	12.91
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Carl Edwards	3	10.39
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Carl Edwards	3	13.39
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Kurt Busch	40	16.43
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Carl Edwards	3	12.91
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Kevin Harvick	1	10.91
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Carl Edwards	3	16.09
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Jimmie Johnson	12	13.78
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Jimmie Johnson	12	14.52
James Jones	On Pit Row	Kevin Harvick	1	14.26
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Carl Edwards	3	12.52
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Jimmie Johnson	12	13.26
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Jimmie Johnson	12	11.96
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Kurt Busch	40	17.26

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Preview: Carfax 400 from Michigan Speedway

The NASCAR Sprint Cup circuit returns to the 2.0-mile, D-shaped oval track at Michigan International Speedway for the second time this season. In addition to the June race at MIS, review the results from Auto Club Speedway. Fontana has less banking but is the only other 2.0-mile track on the schedule. The most recent intermediate race was held at Chicagoland Speedway, which has very similar banking to MIS.
Fuel mileage has created a lot of luck in both directions for drivers at Michigan, so pay close attention to loop data statistics like average running position over basics such as Top Fives and Top 10s.

Chasing the pole at Michigan International Speedway

1. Kurt Busch… Won the pole in March, started fifth and sixth last year.
2.  Jamie McMurray… Started second in March. Won the pole at Fontana and and Chicagoland.
3. Jimmie Johnson… Started third in March, third and fourth last year. Started second at Chicagoland.

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.  Jeff Gordon… Two-time winner (6/01, 8/98) at Michigan, runner-up in both ’09 races, finished fourth in June. Y!-A1
2. Jimmie Johnson… Average running position of fifth or better in six of the last nine races at Michigan, ran second and third last year- led 279 of 400 laps. Finished sixth in June. Y!-A2
3. Kurt Busch… Two-time winner (8/07, 6/03) at Michigan. Won the pole in June, finished in third. Y!-A3
4. Denny Hamlin… Won June race at Michigan, led 123 of 200 laps. Finished third and 10th last year. Y!-A4
5. Carl Edwards… Two-time winner (8/08, 6/07) at Michigan, average finish of 6.6 in 12 career starts.
6. Greg Biffle… Two-time winner (6/05, 8/04) at Michigan, Top 10s in three of the last four, two Top Fives.
7. Kevin Harvick… Nine straight Top 20s at Michigan. Y!-B1
8. Tony Stewart… Won 6/00 race at Michigan, six Top Fives, eight Top 10s in the last 11 starts.
9. Kasey Kahne… Won 6/06 race at Michigan, runner-up in June. Has spent over 85 percent of laps running in the Top 15 in three of the last five. Y!-B2
10. Jeff Burton… Finished eighth in June race at Michigan, first Top 10 since 8/02. Average finish of 15.9 in 33 career starts. Y!-B3
11. Clint Bowyer… Two Top 10s in ’09 at Michigan, finished 22nd in June. Y!-B4
12. Kyle Busch… Finished 20th or worse in the last two starts at Michigan, average running position of ninth or better in five straight prior.
13. Matt Kenseth… Two-time winner (8/06, 6/02) at Michigan, finished 14th in the last two. Y!-B5.
14. Juan Pablo Montoya… Average running position of 15th or better in three straight starts at Michigan.
15. A.J. Allmendinger… Strong value play. Finished a career-high 11th in June at Michigan. Y!-C1
16. Jamie McMurray… Average finish of 19.3 in 15 career starts at Michigan.
17. Mark Martin… Three-time winner (6/09, 6/98, 8/97, 8/93, 8/90) at Michigan. Finished 16th in June, average running position of 22nd. Ran 10th and fourth last year.
18. Joey Logano… Strong value play. Two straight Top 10s at Michigan, average running position of 11th and 15th. Y!-B6
19. Ryan Newman… Two-time winner (6/04, 8/03) at Michigan, no Top 10s since. Average running position of 16th in June, finished 32nd. Y!-B7
20. Dale Earnhardt, Jr…. Won race 6/08 at Michigan- average running position of 17th or better in 10 straight, three straight Top 15s. Y!-B8
21. David Reutimann… Four straight Top 20s at Michigan.
22. Martin Truex, Jr…. Average finish of 17.4 in nine career starts at Michigan.
23. Sam Hornish, Jr…. Average finish of 20.8 in five career starts at Michigan. Y!-C2
24. Paul Menard… Average finish of 23.9 in eight career starts at Michigan. Y!-C3
25. Elliott Sadler… Average finish of 22.2 in 23 career starts at Michigan.
26. Brad Keselowski… Average finish of 25.5 in two career starts at Michigan.
27. Marcos Ambrose… Finished a career-best 15th in June race at Michigan, average running position of 25th.
28. Reed Sorenson… Average finish of 28.0 in ’09 races at Michigan. Y!-C4
29. Bill Elliott… Seven-time winner (6/89, 8/87, ’86 sweep, ’85 sweep, 6/84) at Michigan. Finished 16th in both races last year, 29th in June.
30. David Ragan… Finished 30th or worse in last two starts at Michigan.
31. Regan Smith… Finished 23rd in June race at Michigan.
32. Scott Speed… Average finish of 33.0 in three career starts at Michigan, no lead lap finishes.
33. Bobby Labonte… Three-time winner (8/99, ’95 sweep) at Michigan, finished 27th or worse in five straight.
34. Travis Kvapil… Finished 31st in June race at Michigan.
35. Robby Gordon… Finished 33rd in June race at Michigan.
36. David Gilliland… Finished 35th in June race at Michigan.
37. Kevin Conway… DNF (engine) in June race at Michigan.
38. Casey Mears… Likely start and park.
39. Mike Bliss… Likely start and park.
40. J.J. Yeley… Likely start and park.
41. Landon Cassill… Likely start and park.
42. Joe Nemechek… Likely start and park.
43. Dave Blaney… Likely start and park.
44. Michael McDowell… Likely start and park.
45. Tony Raines… Likely start and park.
46. TBA (Germain Racing)… Likely start and park.
47. TBA (Latitude 43 Motorsports)… Likely start and park.

Contender or Pretender: Michigan 2

Carl Edwards (Contender) – In 2004 Carl Edwards made his Sprint Cup debut in the August Michigan race and there will be no better way for him to celebrate his seventh anniversary in the series than a trip to victory lane.

Michigan has always been an extremely friendly track to Edwards and his Roush teammates. In twelve races at Michigan Edwards has only finished outside the top ten twice. One thing Carl Edwards has right now is “momentum” (it exists, it’s measurable, and it’s important) and no team is hotter than the 99. If you need one more thing to sway you towards Carl Edwards remember how well he ran at Chicagoland (finished second).

Jimmie Johnson (Pretender) – Jimmie Johnson absolutely dominated Michigan in 2009 and earlier this year he finished sixth. What Jimmie Johnson has going against him is “negative momentum”. This team can’t seem to do anything right over the duration of a whole race at this time. I know I’m not going to be picking Jimmie Johnson anytime soon until things start getting turned around.

Greg Biffle (Contender) – Greg Biffle and the 16 team have been performing on an extremely high level in recent weeks. His win at Pocono demonstrated that he’s got plenty of horse power under his hood and at Michigan that’s extremely important. Since 2008 (COT Era) Greg Biffle has the third best average finish (9.4) in the series.

Ryan Newman (Pretender) – This multi time Michigan winner shouldn’t even be on your radar this week. The good news about Newman is that the last time two times he finished in the top ten at Michigan he won. The bad news is that by no means can anyone say 2004 was recent.

Kasey Kahne (Contender) – Kahne finished second to Denny Hamlin earlier this year at Michigan. Kahne is also a previous winner and with the recent re-emergence of Ford look for Kahne to be a Contender once again at Michigan.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. (Pretender) – I know I was wrong last time I said Earnhardt Jr. was a pretender at Michigan but I really mean it this time. There’s nothing positive about this team right now. His best finish over the last four races is 23rd, and it seems his confidence has almost hit a new all time low.

NASCAR Fantasy Racing Experts Picks: Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at the Glen

Expert	Website	Pick to Win	Finish	Experts Avg
Josh Lobdell	FFToolbox	Jimmie Johnson	28	16.77
Jerry Lagger	One and Done Game Winner	Juan Pablo Montoya	1	12.32
Dennis Michelsen	RaceTalkRadio.com	Tony Stewart	7	11.50
Tall Glass of Milk	Answerthis.com	Carl Edwards	5	11.91
Eric McClung	On Pit Row	Tony Stewart	7	14.82
Eric McGuire	free agent	Tony Stewart	7	12.27
Dan Beaver	Fantasy Racing Games	Tony Stewart	7	10.73
Matt Mercer	On Pit Row	Jeff Gordon	10	13.86
Adam Ansell	Roto Experts	Tony Stewart	7	15.36
Chris Leone	On Pit Row	Tony Stewart	7	13.36
Bob Ellis	NASCAR Ranting and Raving	Marcos Ambrose	3	11.36
CharlieTurner	On Pit Row	Tony Stewart	7	16.68
Lou Lauer	USAR Fans	Tony Stewart	7	13.86
Jon Rodgers	Gillette Young Guns Challenge Winner	Tony Stewart	7	14.64
James Jones	On Pit Row	Denny Hamlin	37	14.86
Ryan Rantz	On Pit Row	Kevin Harvick	11	12.95
Darren Fauth	Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet	Tony Stewart	7	13.32
P J Walsh	FantasyNASCARPreview.com	Tony Stewart	7	11.95
Charles Rantz	ifantasyrace.com	Tony Stewart	7	16.23

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