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Josh Berry a Top Contender for DFS Place-Differential Points
Josh Berry remains hard to predict because he remains one of the most inconsistent and mistake-prone drivers on the circuit, particularly among drivers who occasionally have winning speed. Berry starts 27th at Martinsville today, and while he finished second at the geometrically similar but much larger Loudon earlier this season and has typically been fast on short tracks in general, he's finished worse than he started in all three of his previous Martinsville starts. However, he did lead an entire stint of 40 laps in this year's spring race from caution to caution when he stayed out of the pits before Bubba Wallace accidentally made contact with him in the pits, which resulted in Berry's car stopping and him finishing several laps down. It's hard to predict him and any Berry predictions can easily backfire, but the fact that he's starting 27th makes him a great possibility for Place Differential points.
Source: Racing Reference
Source: Racing Reference
