I review the cup prices for Las Vegas and whether the salaries reflect the style of racing. I ponder the same questions for the Truck series and play around with the optimizer. The results will surprise some. Also, I analyze some of the lesser known Truck drivers.

I watched the 2018 Truck and Xfinity Las Vegas races at 2x on YouTube. There are plenty of takeaways from these races that will help us build better DFS NASCAR lineups this week.

FLASHBACK to a previously recorded podcast that might be helpful this weekend. Building the Las Vegas spring 2018 winning lineup based on the fantasy NASCAR spreadsheet. Harvick is chalk, and there are some other chalky plays (Newman, Buescher, and Almirola), but how should we have filled out the rest of the lineup? What strategies are the best for DFS NASCAR lineup construction?

Let's be honest. Stock car racing at Indianapolis is terrible, so any podcast about stock car racing at Indianapolis will be terrible. Listen at your own peril. I'll see you next week for the triple header at Las Vegas. Actually, I'll probably start working LV fantasy nascar podcasts now.

Fantasy NASCAR Podcast

Does the Xfinity Fantasy NASCAR contest at DraftKings favor Buschwhackers (claim jumpers, signal stealers).

Fantasy NASCAR spreadsheet available at race4theprize.com

The Cup package sucks. I can't take it anymore. I do my best to talk about the upcoming race, but what is there to say anymore. Fantasy NASCAR spreadsheet available at race4theprize.com

Fantasy NASCAR Podcast brought to you by Race4theprize.com - check out the fantasy nascar spreadsheet for the month of September.

This fantasy NASCAR podcast takes a deeper look at the statistics from the ARCA, K&N, and Late Model series. Also, early week truck projections for Bristol.