Daniel Malin

2 months ago | fantasyalarm.com | Daniel Malin

Published: Apr 06, 2025 Updated: Apr 06, 2025 The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Darlington Raceway and we turn back time with some throwback paint schemes this weekend. This is the kind of track where drivers like Kyle Larson and Tyler Reddick should thrive as we detailed in this week's NASCAR DFS Playbook. But we cannot sleep on previous Darlington winners like William Byron and Denny Hamlin. Also, don't sleep on Ryan Blaney. Could the car blow up again?

2 months ago | fantasyalarm.com | Daniel Malin

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to one of its more historic tracks in Darlington Raceway. Darlington carries a few nicknames like The Lady in Black, but you can also call it The Egg given the shape and layout. It’s the “Track Too Tough To Tame” for a reason. The high tire wear and the opportunity to get aggressive and run along the wall will allow plenty of drivers to collect their Darlington Stripe.

2 months ago | fantasyalarm.com | Daniel Malin

NASCAR is heading back to the short track of Martinsville Speedway! It’s the second time we’re going short track racin’ in 2025, but unlike the race in Phoenix, Sunday’s race will not have the option tire. But we’re coming off a solid race overall at Homestead where Kyle Larson got the win despite not really dominating like we all expected. It was a rough week for Ryan Blaney. He had an absolute rocket of a car and dominated plenty of the race until his engine blew up.

2 months ago | fantasyalarm.com | Daniel Malin

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2 months ago | fantasyalarm.com | Daniel Malin

If we’re going to see Christopher Bell’s winning streak get snapped, it might as well be for a driver getting their first career Cup Series win. After underwhelming practice speeds plagued many of the Fords, Josh Berry went out with a great strategy in the final stage and avoided cautions to capture his first career Cup Series win, and the 101st win for Wood Brothers Racing. We go from a moderate tire wear track in Vegas to a high tire wear track in South Florida.