The Low Tier – World Wide Technology Raceway

Parker Kligerman – Parker Kligerman produces on the track, and in the Rick Ware Racing #15, I think he’s capable of having a good afternoon for them. By that, I’m saying he might finish in the mid-twenties, which is actually a great result for the organization. To play it safe though, I would view him as a mid to high-twenties performer. Kligerman hasn’t made any Cup starts this year, and in 2021 in his lone start he wheeled the #96 car home to a 20th at Kansas!

Cody Ware – Cody Ware has finished in the high-teens in 2 of the last 3 races heading into the weekend and at Charlotte, Ware just had his all-time best non-superspeedway result and finished 18th. I don’t think the level of mayhem will be nearly as high this weekend, so I think he’s back to being his high-twenties ceiling self. This year at shorter-flat tracks, Ware has results of 31st (Phoenix) and 36th (Richmond, crash). In his career at shorter-flat tracks, Ware’s all-time best result is a 28th, and in the two times he finished in that position were both at Phoenix (happened last fall).

Josh Bilicki – At World Wide Technology Raceway, Josh Bilicki will be the driver of the #77. Bilicki hasn’t driven the #77 at a shorter-flat track this year, and if you’re going with a Martinsville angle this weekend, he finished 35th there. Over Bilicki’s last four oval races he’s competed in this year his average finish is 32.75.

BJ McLeod – At World Wide Technology Raceway, I’m going to pencil in BJ McLeod for a result in the 30’s. This year at the two shorter-flat tracks visited, McLeod has results of 33rd (Phoenix) and 34th (Richmond). I just don’t see any good coming from picking him this weekend, and I think he’s a lock for a 30’s finish.

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