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Our NASCAR “By the DFS Numbers” Race Previews feature a combination of statistical package highlights from Loop Data reports and the RotoBaller Cup Series Research Station. Loop Data, which are the advanced statistics that are electronically recorded by NASCAR to more accurately illustrate how drivers perform, are showcased here as very relevant indicators.
Loop Data stats are useful in DFS NASCAR to tell us which drivers have performed the best at particular tracks. They determine how a driver actually fares without the negative factors of crashes, car issues, and pit problems.
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Coca-Cola 600: By The DFS Numbers
Drivers are listed in order of preference for lineup usage based on their pricing tiers. All Loop Data stats are dating back to 2020 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, covering the last four events at the site. We use DraftKings prices as a basis, but most of what we recommend should also be applied to FanDuel lineup builds. Selected Research Station indicators are highlighted in italics.
Kyle Larson: First in Driver Rating (120.6). First in Laps Led (378). Best Implied Odds to Win (16.2 percent). Projected to score the most Fantasy Points (81.1). Most Fantasy Points Gained vs. Similar Drivers in recent Charlotte races (55.2).
William Byron: Second-best Implied Odds to Win (9.7 percent). Projected to score the second-most fantasy points (73.6). Has finished in the top three in his last three starts on intermediate tracks. Starts on the pole and could lead for many laps.
Chase Elliott: Second in Driver Rating (114.5). Leads in Fastest Laps Run (132). Fastest on Restarts (167.236 speed). Third in Laps Led (174). Has finished in the top two in two of his last three Charlotte starts.
Denny Hamlin: Third-Best Implied Odds to Win (8.1). Has finished in the top two in two of his last three Charlotte starts.
Ross Chastain: Fourth in Fastest Laps Run (82) and Laps Led (153). Second-most fantasy points Gained vs. Similar Drivers in recent Charlotte races (28.1).
Martin Truex Jr: Projected to score the third-most fantasy points (68.4). Starts 18th and is a good candidate to finish in the top five.
Tyler Reddick: Fifth in Driver Rating (97.1). Leads in Quality Passes (passes of cars in the top 15 while under green flag conditions, 300). First among Closers (average of 3.0 spots gained in the final 10 percent of Charlotte races).
Key Coca-Cola 600 stats from the RotoBaller NASCAR Research Station.
Alex Bowman: Projected to score the most fantasy points of any driver below $9500 (56.6). A top place differential play as he starts 31st.
Joey Logano: Third-Fastest on Restarts (166.915). Best Implied Odds of any driver below $9500 to finish in the top five (29%). Second-best Average Position vs. Actual Finish (5.5).
Bubba Wallace: Best Implied Odds of any driver below $8500 to finish in the top five (20%). Projected to score the most fantasy points of any driver below $8500 (45.3). Has finished in the top five in his last three starts on intermediate tracks.
Kevin Harvick: Second among Closers (2.8 average spots gained).
Daniel Suarez: Projected to score the most fantasy points of any driver below $8000 (43.3).
Austin Dillon: Third in Quality Passes (276). Projected to score the second-most fantasy points of any driver below $7500 (38.9). A good PD play, as Dillon starts 33rd.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr: Second in Green Flag Passes (490).
Erik Jones: Leads in Green Flag Passes (492). Second in Quality Passes (283).
Justin Haley: Has finished eighth in two of his last three starts on intermediate tracks.
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