Las Vegas Fantasy NASCAR Mid Pack Predictions

Chris Buescher – Chris Buescher was sneaky good at Las Vegas in 2018 and in both events he finished 15th. I think its extremely unlikely he’ll be that successful again and I would view him as a high-teens to low-twenties driver. Last fall at Las Vegas he finished 15th, but that doesn’t represent his level of performance very well. His average running position was 23rd and with 25 laps to go before all the late mayhem ensued he was running in 22nd. Last spring he also finished 15th, but take note of his 20th place average running position and 21st best driver rating. In 2017 at Las Vegas he didn’t run well. He finished 23rd and had a 26th place average running position. In 2016 when he made his track debut he finished 26th. At Atlanta there was a few surprise top ten contenders, but Buescher was the only sleeper who closed the deal. When the checkered flag waved he finished 9th.

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Daniel Hemric – Daniel Hemric ran well at Atlanta and was a top ten contender but a late unscheduled pit stop led to his misleading 20th place finish. It was a great performance, but I think it will be tough to duplicate. Atlanta marked the debut of the new rules package (in limited fashion) and at Las Vegas I think some other teams will get their stuff together better which would naturally bump him back. Last year in the Xfinity Series at Las Vegas he crashed in the fall (finished 29th) and finished 6th in the spring.

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