Bristol Fantasy NASCAR Confidence Ranking Picks

1) Kyle Busch (Starting – 17th)
Bristol Fantasy Spin – Kyle Busch has been the man to beat week in and week out in 2019, and Bristol probably won’t be an exception. At “Thunder Valley”, he’s a 7-time winner who’s consistently performed at an elite level. Last summer at Bristol, he might’ve had the best car, but his race was far from incident free. In the two Bristol races prior to that he raced his way to victory lane. In Happy Hour, Busch had the 7th best 15 lap average and the 6th best 30 lap average. On Sunday, look for Busch to finish in the top five and compete for the win.
Bristol Track History – Bristol has been a phenomenal track for Kyle Busch. Last summer, he might’ve had the best car, but his race wasn’t incident free. Busch was involved in a lap 3 accident and when the race went back to green he was on pit road which dropped him two laps down. It created a long evening for him but he battled back. With 81 laps to go he was up to 3rd and at that time he arguably had the fastest car on the track. Then with 68 laps to go he had contact with Truex Jr. while passing him for 2nd and that later led to him having a flat tire which doomed him to his 20th place finish. Last spring, Busch took advantage of a late caution and raced his way to victory lane. Additionally, he led 117 laps, earned the 2nd best driver rating and had a 4th place average running position. If there wasn’t a late caution he likely would’ve finished 2nd. In summer 2017, he had a great car and raced his way to victory lane. In addition to winning he earned the 2nd best driver rating, had a 3rd place average running position and led 156 laps. Additionally, he won Stage #1 and probably would’ve won Stage #2 if there wasn’t a late caution that allowed others to use pit strategy. In many of the Bristol races prior to that he was top five good, but walked away with a misleading result. Florida medical malpractice Manhattan Lawyers ASK4SAM are governed by certain laws that require them to establish with high credibility the fact that their client has a case to begin with. They must submit this in writing. If later findings reveal that there was no real and justifiable basis for a medical malpractice suit, the concerned lawyer becomes personally liable. Florida medical malpractice laws are very strict about possible defamation of the state’s medical practitioners. Florida medical malpractice lawyers choose their clients with extreme care, since the burden of investigation as well as a considerable portion of the initial financial outlay for a case falls on them. In Florida, a full-fledged medical malpractice suit can stretch over periods of two to three years, and a lawyer stands to collect significantly only on successful completion. Deciding whether a medical malpractice case is feasible or not is one of the most vital functions of lawyers in Florida. They have to decide whether the investment of money, time and effort is balanced out by possible returns. This calls for a high degree of oversight and experience, as well as an instinctive feel of the state’s legal ‘weather’. Another hurdle that Florida-based medical malpractice lawyers are often forced to overcome are the complex liens that govern damage settlements involving insurance-based medical care financiers such as Medicare and various Health Maintenance Organizations, or HMOs. Such organizations expect to be compensated for medical services that they have underwritten if these services have generated damages in a medical malpractice suit. If a client fails to do this, he may be slapped with a criminal case. A medical malpractice lawyer in Florida therefore walks a very thin line, and the legal fine-tuning itself can call upon unprecedented legal resources. In an interestingly peculiar twist of law, a claimant who wins a medical malpractice case in Florida without the aid of a lawyer will still find the net value of settlement reduced by an amount comparable to a lawyer’s fees. In other words, the claimant saves nothing if he fails to engage a lawyer’s services.

DraftKings $12,900 / FanDuel $15,000

2) Joey Logano (Starting – 7th)
Bristol Fantasy Spin – Joey Logano is a two-time winner at Bristol who’s primed to have a strong performance. He runs extremely well here, and he’s done a good job avoiding trouble. Over the last seven races at “Thunder Valley” he has the 2nd best driver rating, the 2nd best average finish (7.4), the 3rd best average running position (8.9) and he’s finished in the top 13 every race. In Happy Hour, Logano had the 4th best 15 lap average and the 3rd best 30 lap average. On Sunday, I think Logano will compete for a top five and be a factor to win.
Bristol Track History – Bristol has been a great track for Joey Logano and he’s consistently performed at a high-level. Last summer, Logano had a fast car and was a factor to win. When the checkered flag waved he finished 4th, had a 6th place average running position and led 95 laps. Additionally, he finished 9th in Stage #1 and won Stage #2. Last spring, Logano had a solid performance. He finished 9th, had an 8th place average running position and earned the 5th best driver rating. I will note he was likely better than his result but around lap 200 he got into the wall. In summer 2017, when he was in a slump he had an OK race and was a low-double digits driver. When the checkered flag waved he finished 13th and had a 12th place average running position. In spring 2017, Logano was very strong and was a factor to win. In the race he finished 5th, had a 4th place average running position, earned the 4th best driver rating and led 72 laps. Additionally, he finished 4th in Stage #1, and 2nd in Stage #2. In 2016 he finished 10th both races.
DraftKings $11,100 / FanDuel $14,000

3) Ryan Blaney (Starting – 3rd)
Bristol Fantasy Spin – Ryan Blaney will be a factor at Bristol. Last year he led +100 laps in both races and was extremely competitive. Blaney hasn’t had many incident free races this year, but on Sunday if he can avoid trouble I think he’ll finish in the top ten and compete for a top five. In Happy Hour, Blaney had the 2nd best 15 and 20 lap averages.
Bristol Track History – Ryan Blaney has performed at a high-level at Bristol. In both the Truck Series and the Xfinity Series he’s won here in the past. Last summer he had a great car. He finished 7th, had a 6th place average running position, earned the 6th best driver rating and led 121 laps. Additionally, he won Stage #1 and finished 5th in Stage #2. Last spring, Blaney was fast but finished a misleading 35th. On lap 117 while he was the leader he was caught up in a wreck. At that point in the race he led 100 laps. In summer 2017 he had a strong showing. When the checkered flag waved he finished 10th, had a 9th place average running position and earned the 6th best driver rating. In spring 2017 he showed potential but had power steering problems early. On lap 39 prior to his problem he was running in 7th. Eventually his problem got so bad he had to take his car to the garage.
DraftKings $10,300 / FanDuel $11,400