Michigan Fantasy NASCAR Mid Pack Predictions

Daniel Hemric – Among the rookie prospects, Daniel Hemric has the most upside. I’m not setting the benchmark high but I think it’s reasonable to project him as a high-teens to low-twenties driver. This year in his incident free races at high-speed intermediate tracks he’s typically finished within that range. I view Kansas as a mini-Michigan and he recently finished 18th there.

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Ty Dillon – At Michigan, I would look for Ty Dillon to be a low to mid-twenties driver. If things go really well he might be able to sneak in a high-teens finish. At Michigan, Dillon has finished between 20th to 24th in 4 of the last 5 races. Last summer at Michigan, Dillon had his worst Michigan result and finished an asterisk mark 38th. On lap 133 while he was running around 23rd he hit a big piece of debris and then slammed into the wall which marked the end of his race. Last spring he was a low-twenties driver and finished 21st. Additionally, he earned the 22nd best driver rating and had a 26th place average running position. In 2017 at Michigan both of his results were in the low-twenties. He finished 21st in the summer and 20th in the spring.

Ryan Preece – Ryan Preece will likely prove to be a mid-twenties driver at Michigan. This year at high-speed intermediate tracks he’s almost always finished right around that range. At Auto Club, the other 2.0 mile oval on the schedule he finished 23rd this spring. At Kansas which I view as a mini-Michigan he recently finished 25th there.

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