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Justin's NASCAR DFS Picks (Truck Series) for the LiUNA! 150 at Lime Rock (2025). Read his daily fantasy NASCAR advice and NASCAR Trucks DFS sleepers, values.
On Saturday, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series heads to Lime Rock Park for the first race at the track ever from one of NASCAR's three major touring series. As such, this race is a bit of a mystery, which should make for a fun week in DFS.
Last time out at Pocono, Layne Riggs won from the pole, becoming the first Truck Series driver this season to start first and finish first. That's a weird fact! It happened four times last year and five times the previous season.
Let's look at some NASCAR Truck Series DFS lineup picks for the NASCAR Truck Series LiUNA! 150 on DraftKings. Be sure also to check out our NASCAR Premium Tools for Truck Series, including our DFS Lineup Optimizer and powerful Research Station. This slate locks on 6/28/2025 at 1:21 p.m. EDT.
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Top Plays
Surprise, surprise — Corey Heim and Jordan Taylor start first and second. These are the two favorites for a reason, and it would feel like an upset if anyone else wins.
If you do want to bet on some other driver getting the win, Ty Majeski starts fourth and has a solid road course track record.
Place Differential Plays
Here are drivers to target for place differential:
- Cam Waters (16th)
- Ben Rhodes (19th)
- Stewart Friesen (22nd)
- Alex Labbe (26th)
- Wesley Slimp (33rd)
- Jack Wood (34th)
Drivers to Avoid
Drivers I'm fading for starting too high are:
- Kaden Honeycutt (Sixth) - Honeycutt has been good this season, but I'm not sure I'm ready to trust him on a road course
- Brad Perez (10th)
- Josh Bilicki (18th)
- 'Ben Maier (20th)
Top NASCAR Trucks DFS Drivers
Corey Heim - $12.0K
Surprise, surprise — Corey Heim's the favorite again.
Heim has won the last two Truck Series road course races and on Friday, he proved he was ready to make it three in a row when he was the fastest driver in practice.
He didn't have the best single-lap speed, but Heim ranked first in 3-lap, 5-lap, 10-lap, and 15-lap average. The argument for him to win this race is clear: Heim is the best driver in the Truck Series and has shown he knows how to win on road courses.
Jordan Taylor - $10.0K
I love what Spire is doing this year. It feels like every week, we get some completely out of left field driver in at least one of the team's trucks. This week, that driver is Jordan Taylor.
Taylor is an accomplished sports car driver, winning three IMSA championships with 27 wins in the series. He also has extensive experience at Lime Rock, a rarity in this field. Taylor has raced here 10 times, winning a Grand-Am race in 2013 and an IMSA race in 2021.
Yeehaw! P1 in practice here at Lime Rock. Lots to work on for tomorrow’s qualifying and race, but happy to be in the mix. We’ve got a fast truck. #Chevy #NASCAR pic.twitter.com/UXqi9KODok
— Jordan Taylor (@jordan10taylor) June 27, 2025
Taylor had the fastest single lap in practice on Friday, so it looks like it took him no time to figure out this truck.
Cameron Waters - $9.0K
SuperCars driver Cameron Waters ran a pair of Truck Series races last year with disappointing results, but both were on ovals. Expectations should be much higher on a road course.
This Thorsport No. 66 truck hasn't displayed a ton of speed in 2025, but that's been changing, as Luke Baldwin and Luke Fenhaus have combined for five consecutive top 20s, including a third-place finish a Michigan for Fenhaus. Waters should be able to do some damage.
(He should also cost more than $9.0K. That price tag really, really makes him more appealing.)
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Ty Majeski - $8.8K
The defending champion has been off speed his season, posting just two top fives with an average finish that has dropped from 10.7 to 14.1. Not great!
Plays for #NASCAR Trucks Series at Lime Rock Park:
2.3u Jordan Taylor +800
3.25u Ty Majeski +1700
1u Andres Perez De Lara +6000
1u Andres Perez De Lara Top 3 +1500
1u Kaden Honeycutt Top 5 +800#LIUNA150
— Jason (@h20gony) June 27, 2025
But Majeski was fast in practice, ranking fourth in 5-lap average and fifth in 15-lap average. He also has a solid track record on road courses, posting four top 10s and an average finish of 12.9 in seven starts.
Grant Enfinger - $8.7K
Grant Enfinger has always been solid on road courses. In 12 starts, he only has three top 10s, but he's finished just outside the top 10 enough that his average finish is a very respectable 13.3. This is a play you make if you just want someone who can finish the race and sneak into that eighth through 13th range.
Tyler Ankrum - $8.5K
Tyler Ankrum's lack of speed on Friday is a bit concerning, as he was just 14th-fastest on 15-lap average. However, the fact that he's recorded a top 10 in eight of his 11 road course starts wins out by just a hair. Not an exciting play, but Ankrum should be reliable on Saturday.
Ben Rhodes - $8.3K
We haven't seen a ton of speed from Ben Rhodes this year, but the two-time champion has a win and an average finish of 11.7 on road courses. I'm hesitantly optimistic that we see one of Rhodes' best runs of the season.
Connor Mosack - $8.1K
Connor Mosack has been a disappointment this season, sitting 16th in points with an average finish that's 5.1 spots lower than in 2024.
But Mosack is coming off his best finish of the year, a sixth at Pocono, and now comes to what should be his strong suit, as he has a background in road course racing. In fact, Mosack has raced at this track four times, including in the TA2 race here back in May, where he finished eighth.
NASCAR Trucks DFS Value Picks
Brent Crews - $7.9K
Brent Crews is set to run his second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race this weekend as he climbs into the Tricon Garage No. 1. There's a lot of evidence to suggest it will go better than North Wilkesboro, where Crews finished 22nd.
Part of that is because of Crews' background. In addition to running late models, Crews has raced in Trans-Am, winning the TA2 championship in 2023. He's the youngest driver to ever win a Trans-Am race or championship.
The other part of why I'm high on Crews this weekend is that he was fast in practice, ranking second in 3-lap, 5-lap, and 10-lap average.
Giovanni Ruggiero - $7.4K
Giovanni Ruggiero has an advantage this weekend, which is that he just raced here in May. Ruggiero ran the CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series race here, finishing fifth overall. He is one of just three drivers in this field to have run that race. It might not matter, but it makes me a little more comfortable taking a shot on him.
Rajah Caruth - $7.1K
No driver ran more laps in practice on Friday than Rajath Caruth. Maybe that's because he coaxed more long-run speed out of the truck than anyone other than Corey Heim, ranking second in 15-lap average.
That lack of fall-off could be really useful on Saturday. It could also not be useful at all if we get a complete crash fest. Still, $7.1K is a good price for a driver who was still top 10 in short-run speed as well.
Thomas Annunziata - $7.0K
I mentioned earlier how I love seeing the weird picks that Spire makes for their part-time drivers. Here's another. Thomas Annunziata has been plodding along in Xfinity this year, getting better finishes than he should out of the Derrike Cope-owned No. 70 car. Now, he gets a shot in good equipment.
Annunziata has a background in Trans-Am, winning at COTA in 2023. His lack of Truck Series experience could be an issue, but at $7.0K, he's worth throwing into a good number of lineups, even if he was only 15th in 15-lap average during practice.
The first @GeneralTire Pole Award for Thomas Annunziata arrives at @limerockpark!
He’ll lead the field to green Saturday at 4 p.m. ET on FS2 pic.twitter.com/I7t7Oq54WF
— ARCA Menards Series (@ARCA_Racing) June 27, 2025
Oh, and he's on pole for Saturday's ARCA race, showcasing hw well he knows his way around this track.
Andres Perez de Lara - $6.9K
Andres Perez de Lara was fast in practice. In fact, he was the cheapest driver on this slate to post a top 10 lap, as he ranked sixth in best single lap. He was 10th in the 15-lap average. He's the only driver priced under $7.0K with a legit shot at a top 10 on speed alone.
Alex Labbe - $6.2K
Alex Labbe isn't in a very good truck this week, but he showed okay speed in practice. The veteran driver is an experienced road course racer who knows how to keep a car clean, and while he's never raced in the Truck Series, his 159 career Xfinity starts make up for that lack of experience in this series.
You probably need some chaos for Labbe to wind up in the optimal lineup, but his is exactly the kind of race where we can get that chaos.
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