The Sunday 10/25 main slate is a single-race NASCAR card, listed as Nasca @ Nasca, with a $50,000 cap on DraftKings classic. Lineups lock at 2:23 p.m. ET (11:23 a.m. PT), so there is a full afternoon to get set.
Our model's top-ranked play is Chase Briscoe at $9,900. His ceiling of 126.2 is the highest on our board by a wide margin, and his DraftKings average is 40.1. Tyler Reddick at $10,500 follows, with a ceiling of 95.8 and a 39.3 average. Joey Logano ($10,700, ceiling 92.9) and Ryan Blaney ($11,000, ceiling 95.2) round out the top four. Blaney carries the best DraftKings average among the leaders at 47.9, though he also has the highest price tag.
The value plays are where this slate can be built. AJ Allmendinger at $6,000 has a ceiling of 85.2, which is close to what Christopher Bell offers at $10,200 (85.0), and his DraftKings average is 24.0. Austin Cindric at $9,200 carries a 95.2 ceiling, matching Blaney's at a noticeably lower salary. Chase Elliott at $8,900 sits a notch lower with an 84.2 ceiling and a 34.6 average.
The fact sheet does not include ownership figures for this slate, so there is no read here on where the crowd is headed.
Our model's top lineup uses the full $50,000. It starts with Tyler Reddick at $10,500, Chase Briscoe at $9,900 and Austin Cindric at $9,200, then adds Carson Hocevar at $9,000. The final two spots go to AJ Allmendinger at $6,000 and Noah Gragson at $5,400, which is how the build stays under the cap while keeping three of the top-ranked drivers.
Lock is 2:23 p.m. ET.
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