The Low Tier – Martinsville

Landon Cassill – Among low-tier drivers, I think Landon Cassill once again presents the most upside. On the Cup level, Cassill hasn’t raced here since 2019 and that season his results were 26th and 28th. In the Playoffs over his seven races, Cassill has a 23.6 average finish.

JJ Yeley – At Martinsville, you can pencil in JJ Yeley as a high-twenties to low-thirties driver. Since Kansas minus Bristol, Yeley is 5 for 5 at finishing between 28th to 32nd. This spring at Martinsville, JJ Yeley was really bad and finished eleven laps down in 34th. In spring 2021 in his next most recent race, Yeley finished 25th. In his six “Paper Clip” races prior to that, Yeley finished between 28th to 31st.

Cody Ware – Remember that time where Cody Ware was a caution machine at Martinsville? I’m sure he has at least one in him on Sunday. Over the last three Martinsville races, Ware has a 30.3 average finish. This spring, Ware finished 33rd. In 2021, Ware’s results were 28th and 30th. On Sunday, look for him to be a high-twenties to low-thirties driver

BJ McLeod – Once again, look for BJ McLeod to field the least competitive car on the track. This spring at Martinsville, McLeod finished last (36th) due to a “Handling” DNF. In his three starts prior to that, McLeod had results of 29th, 29th and 27th.

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