Some of them will end up running a limited schedule, or will run out of provisional starting spots. You should be aware of these situations and plan the best times to start these drivers. Of course you may also choose to do a bit more analysis and look for trends which may benefit all your drivers. For instance, you'll want to keep up with which tracks they've run well at, and places where they've performed poorly during the first half of the season. When the teams return to these tracks in the second half of the season, you'll have a better idea of how to arrange your starting line-up.
Timely information can be the difference between winning and losing in all fantasy sports leagues.
As a fantasy racing team owner, you'll want to gather as much racing information as you can each week. Don't just blindly put out a starting line-up without having any idea what's going on in Winston Cup racing that week. All rights reserved.