Charlotte Roval Fantasy NASCAR Mid Pack Predictions

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. – Last year at the Roval, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. played a big role in the outcome, and it wasn’t because he was competitive. On lap 102 he wheel hopped heading into turn #1 and wrecked. This brought out the caution which was followed by the “Big One” during the restart. Prior to his problem it should be noted he didn’t run well at all and was outside the top 20. This year at road courses, Stenhouse Jr. has results of 15th (Watkins Glen) and 21st (Sonoma). On Sunday, I would look for him to be a high-teens to low-twenties driver.

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Austin Dillon – Road course racing isn’t a strength for Austin Dillon. Over 13 starts on this track type he’s never finished in the top 15 and his average finish is 24.6. A good day for him on this track type has proven to be a high-teens to low-twenties result. This year at road courses he has results of 24th (Sonoma) and 31st (Watkins Glen). Last year at the Roval, Dillon had multiple problems and finished 39th after crashing. On lap 59 he slammed into the wall and then on lap 65 he slammed into it harder and that marked the end of his race. If his race would’ve been incident free, I think there’s potential he could’ve finished in the teens.

Daniel Hemric – Daniel Hemric made a pre-rookie start last year at the Roval and it was a mediocre performance. He started 11th, earned the 17th best driver rating, had an 18th place average running position and finished 23rd. This year at road courses, Hemric has had one good race and one bad one. He finished 15th at Sonoma and at Watkins Glen he had problems and finished 35th. On Sunday, I think it would be wise to view him as a low-twenties driver and then hope for the best.

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