This week the Sprint Cup Series heads to California for the Auto Club 400. Last year, Kevick Harvick passed Jimmie Johnson on the final turn to win this race in one of the most exciting finishes of the year. While Harvick figures to be a factor again this week, it is Johnson who comes in to this week with some added momentum. Johnson returns home to California and heads to Fontana six spots further ahead in the standings than where he found himself after last week’s race at Bristol. The decision to overturn the suspension of Chad Knaus and to rescind the 25 point penalty against the 48 team moves Johnson just outside of the top ten to start the race this week. Johnson is coming off a strong race at Las Vegas where he finished second and a top ten run last week at Bristol. Johnson heads to a track where he has won five times and finished second another five times. Given the fact that he will still have Chad Knaus on top of the pit box calling the shots this week, one has to consider Johnson a heavy favorite to take another checkered-flag at Fontana. (more…)
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2012 Fantasy Racing | Auto Club 400
Saturday, March 24th, 2012Fantasy Racing Games | Review
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012Do you love fantasy sports, good competition and the possibility of making some money? Do you enjoy following professional racing and being the owner of your favorite drivers? If you even considered answering yes to any of these questions then Fantazzle Fantasy Racing is for you. (more…)
Fantasy Racing: Can AJ Allmendinger break out at Bristol?
Friday, March 18th, 2011AJ Allmendinger ended 2010 with an uncertain racing future at Petty Enterprises. After a winter of redevelopment, Allmendinger finds himself in the top ten in points, going into Bristol. He has top ten finishes in all three races so far this season, but uncertainty rains on him this week at Bristol. Can Allmendinger continue the momentum? Allmendinger has had great luck racing the intermediate tracks, but he needs a little luck racing the short tracks. AJ’s average finish at Bristol is thirtieth. Coming into this season, Allmendinger and the Richard Petty Motorsports Ford are rebuilding an operation, and with Allmendinger in the top ten in points, Petty Motorsports shows promise, so far. Can they continue this week at Bristol? (more…)
Fantasy Racing Salary Cap Preview: Jeff Byrd 500
Wednesday, March 9th, 2011Salary Cap NASCAR games have their advantages and disadvantages for fantasy owners. Being able to adjust your lineup on a weekly basis eliminates the dreaded bust that many owners in draft-style leagues face. If Mark Martin has a bad year and you drafted him, you are stuck with him. If you picked up Martin in a Salary Cap league and he is struggling, you can simply drop him and pick up someone else.
On the flip side, setting your lineup in a Salary Cap league is a weekly challenge. You can’t use a set it and forget it approach if you want any chance of winning the title. Not to mention the fact that, you have to make difficult roster decisions each and every week. A 36-race season creates a lot of chances for buyer’s remorse. Every other weekend, you can find yourself regretting a pick and wishing you had just decided to go with a different driver. (more…)





