The Fri 11/06 trucks slate is a single race, Nasca @ Nasca, on a $50,000 classic salary cap. Lineups lock Fri 11/6 at 7:49 p.m. ET (4:49 p.m. PT), so build before then.
Our model's top play is Layne Riggs at $11,500, with a ceiling of 81.6 and a DraftKings average of 53.4. Kaden Honeycutt is right behind at $10,500, carrying a ceiling of 80.0 and an average of 45.6. Together they are the two highest ceilings on the board, and Honeycutt is the cheaper of the pair. Corey Heim is the priciest driver at $12,000 with a 55.3 average, the best on the slate, but his 63.1 ceiling sits well below the top two. Our model ranks him fourth.
The mid-range is where the pricing gets interesting. Christian Eckes at $8,800 offers a 61.9 ceiling and a 37.8 average. Ty Majeski costs $9,000 with a 59.6 ceiling, though his 27.3 average is much lower. Tyler Ankrum at $7,800 has a 53.2 ceiling, and Ben Rhodes at $8,100 tops out at 46.7.
For value, Brenden Queen stands out at $6,000. His 42.8 ceiling and 33.3 average are strong for the price and make him the clearest way to free up salary for the stars up top. Spencer Boyd at $5,400 rounds out the cheap end and fills our model's final slot. One note on the player pool: Josh Reaume carries a DraftKings OUT tag.
The fact sheet doesn't include ownership figures, so we can't say where the crowd is heading.
Our model's top lineup spends the full $50,000: Riggs ($11,500), Honeycutt ($10,500), Eckes ($8,800), Ankrum ($7,800), Queen ($6,000) and Boyd ($5,400). It pairs the two highest ceilings with three cheaper drivers, leaving no salary on the table.
Set your lineups before the Fri 11/6 lock at 7:49 p.m. ET.
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