New Hampshire Fantasy NASCAR Mid Pack Predictions

Chris Buescher – Racing at shorter-flat tracks hasn’t been a strength for Chris Buescher. At New Hampshire his track record isn’t confidence inspiring, but with his teams increased level of performance I’m going to project him as a high-teens to low-twenties driver. Over the last three New Hampshire races he has a 22.0 average finish and a 24th place average running position. Last year in the lone race held here he had his best performance at “The Magic Mile.” When the race reached its conclusion he finished 20th and had a 24th place average running position. In fall 2017, he finished 21st, had a 24th place average running position and earned the 23rd best driver rating. In summer 2017 he finished 25th and had a 24th place average running position. This year at shorter-flat tracks, Buescher has results of 16th (Phoenix) and 22nd (Richmond).

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Paul Menard – At New Hampshire, don’t expect too much out of Paul Menard and it would be safe to expect him to finish somewhere around 20th. In 4 of the last 5 races here he’s finished within a deviation of 3 from 20th. Last year at New Hampshire, he had one of his better recent races. He finished 17th, earned the 17th best driver rating and had a 16th place average running position. In fall 2017, he finished 20th, had a 21st place average running position and earned the 21st best driver rating. In summer 2017 he didn’t have a strong showing. He finished 22nd and had a 24th place average running position. In fall 2016 he didn’t run well. He had a 21st place average running position and finished 25th. In July 2016 he finished 18th, had a 23rd place average running position and earned the 25th best driver rating. This year at shorter-flat tracks visited he has results of 17th (Phoenix) and 10th (Richmond).

Daniel Hemric – At New Hampshire, I would look for Daniel Hemric to be a high-teens to low-twenties driver. He’s never raced here in NASCAR’s top series, but we have his two starts at shorter-flat tracks this year to help gauge his fantasy value. This year at the other shorter-flat tracks visited he has results of 18th (Phoenix) and 19th (Richmond). On Sunday, I would look for him to finish right around that range again. Last year in the lower series at New Hampshire he finished 11th.

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