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Become a Patron! Each week, we’re going to take a look at how the most recent race winner is doing in a collection of stat categories, and how they stack up against the field.    Xfinity 500 - Martinsville Congratulations to the Winner Alex Bowman   2021 STATS STANDINGS Tyler Reddick Alex Bowman Aric Almirola 2,232 Points 2,221 Points 2,184 Points 13 th 14 th 15 th   AVERAGE POINTS AJ Allmendinger Alex Bowman Kurt Busch 26.8 Avg Points 26.71 Avg Points 26.63 Avg Points 12 th 13 th 14 th   AVERAGE FINISH Tyler Reddick Alex Bowman Kurt Busch 14.89 Avg Finish 15.00 Avg Finish 15.49 Avg Finish 12 th 13 th 14 th   LAPS LED Kurt Busch Alex Bowman Christopher Bell 207 Laps Led 161 Laps Led 100...

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Become a Patron! Welcome to our NASCAR Cup Series Projections page.  The Playoff Forecast is where you will find the probability of each 2021 charter making the playoffs, their chances of advancing to future rounds, and also their odds of winning the Championship.    Projections are calculated by simulating the 2021 Cup Series schedule 50,000 times, using a top-secret predictive formula that is based on 3 important factors: Driver History @ Each Track, Driver Recent Overall History, and Team Performance.   Since the playoffs have officially started, only the drivers that have are still alive will be tracked.  This will update with each round of the playoffs.    This page will be updated every week, incorporating each week’s real results to (ideally) make the formula more accurate.  Keep checking back to see how your favorite driver’s odds change from week to week!   Forecast – After Race 34     Projected Winne...

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After an off-weekend for Easter, NASCAR is back with a Saturday night race.  Seven races and seven different winners have already taken up seven playoff spots.  With nine spots left, and many of the big championship contenders still left winless on the season, it might be time for the usual suspects to up their games.    This weekend marks a return to “The Paperclip,” otherwise known as Martinsville Speedway.  It is both the shortest track on the NASCAR circuit (0.526 miles long), and the track with the longest tenure – being the only track that remains on the schedule from NASCAR’s inception in 1948.  It is known for its distinctive low-banked corners, and compared to the previous race in Atlanta, tire wear will likely not be a big factor.   The race will be 500 laps (for a total of 263 miles), with stage breaks occurring at 130 – 260 – 500, and a competition caution at lap 60.  The fuel window is approximately 145-155 laps.   NA...