NASCAR Pick 'Em 2019

Elliott_Fan_9 said:
Greetings @pjmolo

I have started a new conversation on the NASCAR PICK EM '19. It's titled "NASCAR PICK EM '19 OFFICIAL"

My original list had a driver in it twice, so I had to redo my list. It's for the whole year.

Thank you!
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@Elliott_Fan_9

From your first list I see how you really like David Ragan at restrictor-plate tracks. :D

Keep in mind that, as per Rule #4 of the Official Game Rules:

"All picks must be made by the Friday before race day, noon Eastern time. An initial pick may be changed provided the change is made prior to that week's deadline."

Thanks for participating.
 
pjmolo said:
@Elliott_Fan_9

From your first list I see how you really like David Ragan at restrictor-plate tracks. :D

Keep in mind that, as per Rule #4 of the Official Game Rules:

"All picks must be made by the Friday before race day, noon Eastern time. An initial pick may be changed provided the change is made prior to that week's deadline."

Thanks for participating.
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Yes. I'll be on the lookout for guys like Reed Sorenson. He's only running part time so if I get the chance I'll see if he's actually participating in the race I selected him or make the necessary change.

And yes, I realize my first list was BAD. The new list is WAY better. ;)
 
So............. for eligible drivers in the 500 we must wait until after the duels for driver line up.
If you don't want to waste a driver, could you pick someone who might not run another race all season?
 
Team Penske said:
So............. for eligible drivers in the 500 we must wait until after the duels for driver line up.
If you don't want to waste a driver, could you pick someone who might not run another race all season?
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Waiting until after the Duels is certainly the safest way to go but it's my understanding that six of the 42 entries are not locked into the race.

They are Casey Mears (No. 27), Tyler Reddick (No. 31), Brendan Gaughan (No.62), Joey Gase (No. 66), Ryan Truex (No. 71), and Parker Kligerman (No. 96).

That info comes from here:
https://racer.com/2019/02/06/42-cars-on-daytona-500-entry-list/

Consequently, only four of those six will make the race and as long as you don't plan on picking one of them, feel free to pick from among the 36 other entries before the Duels.

Regarding your question on not wasting a driver, to each his own when it comes to game strategy. :dirtbike:
 
Good luck gentlemen and gals. Anyone from the board going to the Atlanta race?
 
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