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Friday, November 3, 2017

What to Watch For: Texas

Jayski.com Staff

Truex Owns 1.5-Mile Tracks

Martin Truex Jr. finished 2nd at Martinsville last week and sits comfortably above the cutoff to advance to the Championship 4. But he can officially look up his spot with a win Sunday at Texas, and it's on his bread-and-butter, a 1.5-mile track.

Truex has won 6 of the 9 races on 1.5-mile tracks this season, no other driver has won more than once, and the 3 races he didn't win, he finished no worse than 8th.

Truex has dominated on this type of track for the last 2 seasons. He's led 1,830 of a possible 6,035 laps, 30 percent, and won 8 of the 20 races.

Truex is putting together one of the best playoff performances since NASCAR instituted the system for the 2004 season. His 5.3 average finish would be the 5th-best in a single playoff, and he's chasing the record of 5 wins by Tony Stewart in 2011.

And if Truex picks up 1 win in the final 3 races, he'll become the first driver with 8 wins and 2,000 laps led in a season since Jeff Gordon in 1996. Since 1990, only Gordon, Rusty Wallace and Dale Earnhardt have hit those marks in a season. But of the last 5 times a driver hit those numbers in a season, only twice did it lead to a championship.

Kyle Busch Picks Up 3rd Playoff Win

The only driver who has locked in a spot in the Championship 4 so far is Kyle Busch, who survived the late-race drama at Martinsville, and passed teammate Denny Hamlin on the final lap for the win. Busch, who had 1 win in 89 career starts as a playoff driver entering this season, now has won 3 of the 7 playoff races this year.

Busch is 27 laps away from his first time leading 2,000 in a single year. He'd join Truex Jr. as drivers with 2,000 laps led this season. There hasn't been a year with multiple drivers hitting that mark in a year since 1989, when Dale Earnhardt and Rusty Wallace did so.

Is Jimmie Johnson in Trouble?

After a 12th-place finish at Martinsville, Jimmie Johnson finds himself on the wrong side of the bubble with 2 races remaining in this round. Johnson did win the spring race at Texas this year, and is the most successful driver in the track's history.

But Johnson enters Texas with a 20-race winless streak, tied for the 3rd-longest of his Cup Series career. But every time he's had a winless streak of 18 or more races, it was snapped at a 1.5-mile track, including twice at Texas.

Elliott After Martinsville Drama

How quickly things can change. Chase Elliott was leading on lap 498 of the scheduled 500-lap race at Martinsville last weekend before he was spun by Denny Hamlin. He went from less than 3 laps from a guaranteed berth in the Championship 4 to a 27th-place finish and sitting last among the remaining 8 playoff drivers.

But Elliott has 2 top-5 finishes in 3 career Texas races, giving him the best percentage among all drivers there. He's never finished outside the top 10 there. And at Phoenix, the final race of the Round of 8, he led 106 laps in the race there earlier this season.

Variety of Winners in XFINITY Series

It's a triple-race weekend at Texas, as the XFINITY and Truck Series are also racing, both also with 3 races remaining in their season. The XFINITY Series is having a season that has seen some of the most variety in race winners in series history.

2017 XFINITY Series - By the Numbers

• 6 1st-time winners (1 shy of most since inaugural series season in 1982)
• 10 winners in last 10 races
• 17 different race winners (1 shy of series record, set in 1988)

Who's Hot and Who's Not - Texas (Playoff Driver Edition)

HOT

• Martin Truex Jr.: won 6 of 9 races on 1.5-mile tracks this season (has never won at Texas)
• Chase Elliott: has never finished outside top 10 in 3 career Texas races
• Kevin Harvick: 8 top-10 finishes in 9 races on 1.5-mile tracks this season (2nd only to Truex Jr.'s 9)
• Kyle Busch: 5 top-5 finishes in last 6 Texas races

NOT

• Jimmie Johnson: on 20-race winless streak (snapped 20-race winless streak at Texas in 2015)
• Denny Hamlin: 0 top-5 finishes in 12 races at Texas since sweeping 2010 races at track
• Ryan Blaney: 27.6 Avg finish at Texas is his 2nd-worst at any track (30.2 at Richmond)
• Brad Keselowski: 22.4 Avg finish in last 5 1.5-mile track races (0 top 5s, 1 top 10); 3.5 Avg finish in first 4 1.5-mile track races this season (1 win, no finish worse than 6th)

Thursday, April 6, 2017

NXS Race Preview: My Bariatric Solutions 300 at Texas

NASCAR XFINITY Series
Next Race: My Bariatric Solutions 300
The Place: Texas Motor Speedway
The Date: Saturday, April 8
The Time: 1:30 p.m. ET
TV: FOX, 1 p.m. ET
Radio: PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
Distance: 300 miles (200 laps); Stage 1 (Ends on lap 45), Stage 2 (Ends on lap 90), Final Stage (Ends on lap 200)

NXS Texas Quick Facts
Races: 32
Pole Winners: 21
Youngest Pole Winner: Erik Jones (04/10/2015 - 18 years, 9 months, 11 days)
Oldest Pole Winner: Mark Martin (11/04/2006 - 47 years, 9 months, 26 days)
Race Winners: 16
Youngest Winner: Chase Elliott (04/04/2014 - 18 years, 4 months, 7 days)
Oldest Winner: Jeff Purvis (04/06/2002 - 43 years, 1 months, 18 days)
Races Won from Pole (or 1st Starting Position): 4
Last Race Won from Pole (or 1st Starting Position): Kyle Busch (04/08/2016)
Race Record: Kyle Busch 151.707mph (04/05/2008)
Qualifying Record: Jeff Green 193.493mph (04/06/2002)

NXS News & Notes:

Texas Bound: JR Motorsports Holds Top Three Spots In The Standings
For the first time in NASCAR XFINITY Series history, a single organization holds the top three positions in the driver standings – JR Motorsports drivers Elliott Sadler (189 points, standings leader), William Byron (-17, second) and Justin Allgaier (-46, third) accomplished the historic feat following their performances at Auto Club Speedway. This weekend, they will look to hold on to the top three spots as the series returns to action at Texas Motor Speedway for the My Bariatric Solutions 300 on Saturday, April 8 at 1:30 p.m. ET (FOX, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

Sadler has been outstanding through the first five races of the season, posting two top fives and an average finish of 9.8. He also has two stage wins that have garnered him two playoff points. Sadler heads to Texas looking for his eighth consecutive top-10 finish at the 1.5-mile speedway. He finished fifth in this event last season.

Sunoco rookie sensation William Byron sits a mere 17 points back from his teammate Elliott Sadler through the first five races. Byron’s season has seen two top fives, four top 10s, a pole and an average finish of 7.8. While this will be his series track debut at Texas this weekend, he did make two starts in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in the Lone Star State in 2016, winning the spring race.

Of the three JRM drivers atop the standings, Allgaier is the only one who has cemented his place in this season’s playoffs after his big win at Phoenix earlier this season. Now just 46 points separate him from the standings lead. Through five races this season, Allgaier has posted one win, two top fives, three top 10s and an average finish of 14.8.

Allgaier has made 13 starts at Texas, posting an average finish of 12.3. Last season at TMS, he finished both races inside the top 10.

Stage Points Can Add Up To More Than You Think

NASCAR’s enhanced racing formats have seen some great on-track action throughout the first five NASCAR XFINITY Series races this season. With the addition of points being awarded for top-10 finishes in the first two stages of a race, taking advantage of the new system is starting to pay dividends for some championship contenders.

A total of 13 different NASCAR XFINITY Series championship contending drivers have earned points by finishing in the top-10 during the first two stages of a race this season.

Of the 13 stage point earners thus far this season, three drivers have earned 20% or more of their points total from stage points. Elliott Sadler leads the series with 53 stage points (28% of his 189 points total) earned through the first five races. Sadler has finished inside the top 10 of every Stage except the two at Las Vegas this season. Justin Allgaier has earned the second most stage points with 28 (20% of his 143 points total) through the first five races of the season. William Byron (26 stage points; 15%), Brennan Poole (17 stage points; 13%) and Daniel Hemric (17 stage points; 13%) round out the top five of stage point earners this season.

Tyler Reddick, on a part-time schedule this season, is the third driver with 20% of his points total earned with stage points (10 of 50 total points). Reddick returns to the No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet Camaro this weekend after his teammate Kyle Larson drove it to Victory Lane at Auto Club Speedway a few weeks back. The No. 42 team also won at Texas last fall. This will be Reddick’s series track debut.

Darrell Wallace Jr. Looks To Extend Top 10 Streak This Weekend

In his last four starts, Roush Fenway Racing’s Darrell Wallace Jr. has posted four consecutive sixth-place finishes – the most consecutive top-`10 finishes of his career. If Wallace can finish in the top-10 this weekend he will extend his career record to five consecutive top 10s.

Wallace is currently fifth in the series championship standings with an average finish of 11.4 through the first five races of 2017.

In four career starts at Texas, Wallace has posted one top 10 – the spring race of 2015.

"It’ll be interesting to see how Texas is this weekend with the repave," said Wallace Jr. "I’m really looking forward to getting there after having a week off. I’m confident that we can unload with the same speed that we’ve had these last few weeks and have another really good run on Saturday with our Roush Fenway Racing Mustang."

21 Regular Season Races To Go: Playoff Bubble Bouncers A Bouncing

Rank	Driver	Points	From 12th	Next
10	Blake Koch	106	26	-5
11	Dakoda Armstrong	101	21	-5
12	Cole Custer	86	0	-15
13	Brandon Jones	80	-6	-6
14	Brendan Gaughan	78	-8	-2
15	Garrett Smithley	71	-15	-7
16	Harrison Rhodes	70	-16	-1
17	JJ Yeley	70	-16	0

With just 21 races left in the regular season, the standings points bubble around the playoff cutoff line has taken shape. Currently, five drivers sit within 16 points of the cutoff line; including two contenders who made the playoffs last season.

Stewart-Haas Racing’s Sunoco Rookie, Cole Custer, currently holds the 12th and final playoff position with a six-point advantage over 13th-place Brandon Jones, who made the playoffs in his rookie season last year. Close behind Jones is his Richard Childress Racing teammate, and former 2016 playoff contender, Brendan Gaughan, eight points behind 12th-place Custer. Garrett Smithley (-15), Harrison Rhodes (-16) and JJ Yeley (-16) are the remaining three drivers within striking distance of the playoff cutoff line.

Custer will be making his series track debut at Texas this weekend. Here are how the five drivers trying to catch Custer have performed at Texas from best to worst in average finish on the 1.5-mile track: Brandon Jones (14.0), Brendan Gaughan (19.0), Garrett Smithley (24.0), JJ Yeley (28.2) and Harrison Rhodes (30.5).

NASCAR XFINITY Series Etc.:

Five Different Winners Through First Five Races: This season marks the 14th-time in NASCAR XFINITY Series history the first five races of the season have been won by five different drivers. It’s been 11 years (2006) since the last time the series has seen the feat accomplished. Ryan Reed (Daytona), Kyle Busch (Atlanta), Joey Logano (Las Vegas), Justin Allgaier (Phoenix) and Kyle Larson (Auto Club) are this season’s five different winners. The NASCAR XFINITY Series record for most number of different winners in a single season is 18 – set back in 1988. Last season had 14 different winners.
Big Names Entered This Weekend: This weekend at Texas, seven Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series drivers will attempt to compete in the My Bariatric Solutions 300 on Saturday, April 8 at 1:30 p.m. ET (FOX, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio): 2013 NXS champ Austin Dillon (No. 2), Ty Dillon (No. 3), Joey Logano (No. 12), 2016 NXS champ Daniel Suarez (No. 18), Erik Jones (No. 20), Ryan Blaney (No. 22) and two-time series champion Kevin Harvick (No. 41).
Sunoco Rookie Standings Update: Following the fifth race of the season, William Byron extended his rookie standings points lead to 17 points over second-place Daniel Hemric. Standings following Auto Club Speedway: William Byron (72), Daniel Hemric (-17), Matt Tifft (-29), Cole Custer (-30) and Spencer Gallagher (-33).
Manufacturer’s Championship Update: Through the first five races of the season, Ford (185 points) holds a one-point lead over second-place Chevrolet (184) in the manufacturer’s standings. Toyota is ranked third in the standings with 163 points followed by Dodge with 14 points. Chevrolet and Ford each have two wins and Toyota has one win this season.
Owner’s Championship Update: Team Penske’s No. 22 Ford Mustang team continues to hold a 33-point lead over second-place Chip Ganassi Racing’s No. 42 Chevrolet Camaro team following the fifth race of the season at Auto Club Speedway. Both teams ran strong at Texas last fall, finishing 1-2 (Kyle Larson, followed by Brad Keselowski) and combining to lead 175 of the 200 laps.
NXS Milestones: This weekend at Texas Motor Speedway, veteran driver Morgan Shepherd will attempt to post the third oldest age of a driver to compete in a NASCAR national series race at the age of 75 years, 5 months and 15 days this Saturday. James Hylton currently holds the two eldest ages to start at NASCAR national series event at 76 years, 11 months and 12 days (NCWTS; Pocono, 2011) and 76 years, 8 months, 10 days (NXS; Darlington, 2011). … Blake Koch will attempt to make his 75th consecutive NASCAR XFINITY Series start this weekend at Texas. Koch is ninth on the active NXS consecutive starts list. … Joey Logano (28 wins) will attempt to tie Matt Kenseth (29 wins) for seventh on the NASCAR XFINITY Series all-time wins list this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway.

MENCS Race Preview: O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series
Next Race: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500
The Place: Texas Motor Speedway
The Date: Sunday, April 9
The Time: 1:30 p.m. ET
TV: FOX, 1:30 p.m. ET
Radio: PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
Distance: 501 miles (334 laps); Stage 1 (Ends on lap 85), Stage 2 (Ends on lap 170), Final Stage (Ends on lap 334)

MENCS Texas Quick Facts
Races: 32
Pole Winners: 23
Youngest Pole Winner: Brian Vickers (11/05/2006 - 23 years, 0 months, 12 days)
Oldest Pole Winner: Bill Elliott (04/08/2002 - 46 years, 6 months, 0 days)
Race Winners: 18
Youngest Winner: Joey Logano (04/07/2014 - 23 years, 10 months, 14 days)
Oldest Winner: Dale Jarrett (04/01/2001 - 44 years, 4 months, 6 days)
Races Won from Pole (or 1st Starting Position): 3
Last Race Won from Pole (or 1st Starting Position): Kyle Busch (04/13/2013)
Race Record: Greg Biffle 160.577mph (04/14/2012)
Qualifying Record: Tony Stewart 200.111mph, 26.985 secs - Round 2 of 3 (10/31/2014)

MENCS News & Notes
Clock Stopper: Keselowski First Driver To Multiple Wins

Brad Keselowski became the first driver in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series to win multiple races this season when he passed Kyle Busch with 42 laps remaining and never looked back to visit Victory Lane for his first time at Martinsville Speedway.

Keselowski, who notched the first victory for Ford at Martinsville since Oct. 20, 2002 (Kurt Busch, Roush Fenway Racing, 28 races ago), will go for his second straight victory in Sunday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway (1:30 p.m. ET on FOX).

The No. 2 Ford driver leads the series with 10 playoff points and sits fourth in the points standings, 34 markers behind No. 1 ranked Kyle Larson.

In 17 starts at Texas, Keselowski has four top fives, six top 10s and an average finish of 16.2.

Super Soph: Elliott Poised For Win After Strong Start To Second Full-Time Season

Chase Elliott finished third at Martinsville for his third top five of the season. He has an average finish of 7.8, which has propelled him to second in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series standings – four points below Kyle Larson.

Elliott, 21, is competing in his second full-time season after earning a playoff berth in his Sunoco Rookie campaign. He has two playoff points via his two stage wins.

The No. 24 Chevrolet driver performed well at Texas last season with finishes of fifth (spring) and fourth (fall).

His 5.1 average running position this season is the best in the series.

Texas Ranger: Johnson Tries To Continue Lone Star State Dominance

Defending Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson has struggled early on his quest for a record eighth title.

He’s logged only one top-10 finish (ninth at Phoenix) and ranks 14th in points – 127 markers behind leader Kyle Larson.

Johnson hopes Sunday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway – a track where he’s dominated recently – can be the turning point of his season. The No. 48 Chevrolet driver boasts a track-record six wins, including a streak of three consecutive victories from fall of 2014 to fall of 2015. In addition to his triumphs, Johnson claims 14 top fives, 20 top 10s and an 8.4 average finish in the Lone Star State.

New Surface And Configuration To Debut At Texas

Texas Motor Speedway made some renovations to its track over the offseason. Enhancements it made to ensure the best possible experience for fans included: adding an expansive French drainage system on the frontstretch and backstretch, repaving the entire track including pit lane, and re-profiling Turns 1 and 2 (banking reduced from 24 to 20 degrees, racing surface expanded from 60 to 80 feet wide).

Turns 3 and 4 of the track remain 60 feet wide at 24 degrees of banking.

JTG-Daugherty Racing Produces Strong Showing At Martinsville

Road-course ace AJ Allmendinger is turning into a short-track stud. The No. 47 JTG-Daugherty Racing Chevrolet driver posted a sixth-place showing at Martinsville Sunday for his fourth consecutive top-11 finish at "The Paperclip."

Allmendinger’s JTG-Daugherty teammate, Chris Buescher, logged a season-best 11th-place showing at Martinsville – his best finish since a fifth-place result at Bristol last fall. Buescher, from Prosper, Texas, gets to race at his home track this weekend in Sunday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.

NASCAR Next Alum Jones Beginning To Find Groove
Erik Jones, 20, a prolific winner at the NASCAR Camping World Truck and XFINITY Series levels, is beginning to find his groove as a Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.

He hasn’t competed for victories, yet, but the Furniture Row Racing driver has recorded a top-15 finish in every race except Daytona, where he wrecked out at the halfway mark.

The NASCAR Next alum sits 13th in the points standings, tops among series rookies.

Although Jones is the top-ranked rookie in the points standings, Daniel Suarez leads him in the Sunoco Rookie of the Year Race by two points. Ty Dillon sits third (10 points behind Suarez), followed by Corey Lajoie (-16) and Gray Gaulding (-38).

Busch Ready To Rebound From Martinsville Disappointment With Defense Of Texas Victory
Kyle Busch led 274 of 500 laps in last weekend’s STP 500 at Martinsville Speedway, but could not hold off Brad Keselowski at the end and finished second.

The 2015 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion will try to rebound in Sunday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway – a race he won last year.

In 22 starts at Texas, Busch claims two wins, 11 top fives, 12 top 10s and an average finish of 11.6.

The No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing driver is sixth in the standings, 80 points behind leader Kyle Larson. He has one playoff point via his stage win at Daytona.

Stenhouse Pulls Off Top-10 Finish at Martinsville
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. used NASCAR’s new race enhancements to add some extra excitement to Sunday’s STP 500 at Martinsville. He bumped race leader Kyle Busch on the final lap and passed him so he could stay on the lead lap to begin the third stage. Stenhouse seized the opportunity to log a 10th-place finish – his second top-10 of the season.

The move not only helped Stenhouse, it took a playoff point away from Busch because it allowed Chase Elliott the opportunity to beat Busch to the stripe.

The Roush Fenway Racing wheelman will attempt to grab another top 10 at Texas, a track where he’s never finished higher than 15th.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, Etc.

Gridiron Gang – NFL Stars To Appear At Texas Motor Speedway: Four NFL players will attend Sunday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Headlining the group is Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrance Williams. He will be joined by his teammates, tight tnd Rico Gathers, a former Baylor basketball star, as well as center Joe Looney. Detroit Lions defensive tackle A’Shawn Robinson – a 2015 consensus All-American and national champion at Alabama – will also take in the race.

NXS at Texas: My Bariatric Solutions 300 (Box Score)

Box Score

Texas Motor Speedway

My Bariatric Solutions 300

Provided by NASCAR Statistics at 4/3/2017 9:18:26 AMMy Bariatric Solutions 300 From 2005-Present

Car	Driver	Avg Start	Avg Mid Race	Avg Finish	Avg Pos	Pass Diff	Green Pass	Green Passed	Quality Passes	% Quality Passes	# Fastest Laps	Laps in Top 15	% Laps in Top 15	Laps Led	% Laps Led	Total Races	Driver Rating
18	Kyle Busch	8.7	6.4	7.3	6.5	88	485	397	332	68.5	813	3,308	86.8	1,506	39.5	19	125.5
20	Erik Jones	2.0	5.3	2.8	3.5	13	116	103	92	79.3	94	793	99.1	114	14.2	4	123.9
41	Kevin Harvick	7.3	8.5	7.9	6.8	48	512	464	432	84.4	290	2,932	91.3	598	18.6	16	116.5
12	Joey Logano	8.0	6.0	8.5	6.5	5	298	293	255	85.6	113	1,887	94.1	97	4.8	10	108.6
22	Ryan Blaney	11.0	7.7	4.3	6.5	13	109	96	94	86.2	30	590	98.3	0	0.0	3	108.0
22	Brad Keselowski	12.2	11.2	9.3	10.7	123	667	544	488	73.2	387	2,914	80.8	427	11.8	18	106.9
2	Austin Dillon	4.1	8.1	5.4	7.3	-33	350	383	298	85.1	73	1,689	93.8	71	3.9	9	106.4
20	Denny Hamlin	9.8	10.1	7.5	9.5	45	418	373	279	66.7	120	1,945	80.8	154	6.4	12	102.1
98	Casey Mears	13.0	10.8	6.0	9.7	29	126	97	86	68.3	22	627	77.8	23	2.9	4	101.8
42	Kyle Larson	18.3	8.0	14.4	9.7	65	263	198	209	79.5	115	1,210	86.4	119	8.5	7	100.9
2	Paul Menard	10.4	13.7	10.7	11.5	-15	397	412	256	64.5	87	1,460	72.6	102	5.1	10	98.4
88	Kasey Kahne	10.5	10.1	17.5	12.7	40	411	371	261	63.5	142	1,276	63.6	105	5.2	10	96.9
1	Elliott Sadler	11.3	9.5	9.9	10.4	-6	607	613	456	75.1	50	2,541	84.7	22	0.7	15	94.5
18	Daniel Suarez	4.0	12.0	11.3	10.5	-29	126	155	94	74.6	13	572	71.5	0	0.0	4	93.4
3	Ty Dillon	14.9	9.1	11.7	9.7	6	302	296	229	75.8	16	1,306	93.3	0	0.0	7	92.0
7	Justin Allgaier	15.0	11.4	12.3	13.1	32	589	557	391	66.4	42	1,888	72.5	0	0.0	13	87.6
48	Brennan Poole	12.3	16.0	13.3	15.0	19	120	101	44	36.7	13	293	48.8	2	0.3	3	84.7
6	Darrell Wallace Jr	13.0	13.3	12.8	14.1	3	162	159	99	61.1	23	572	71.5	3	0.4	4	84.5
33	Brandon Jones	10.0	14.5	14.0	15.1	16	87	71	41	47.1	0	181	45.3	0	0.0	2	80.0
98	Aric Almirola	17.0	12.3	16.0	15.0	-10	200	210	96	48.0	2	386	48.0	5	0.6	4	79.0
16	Ryan Reed	13.3	14.7	15.5	15.0	-20	205	225	121	59.0	1	715	59.6	0	0.0	6	78.1
62	Brendan Gaughan	14.9	14.2	19.0	15.7	-58	370	428	227	61.4	12	1,220	60.8	3	0.1	10	76.8
19	Matt Tifft	15.0	15.5	14.5	15.7	2	67	65	37	55.2	3	198	49.5	0	0.0	2	76.6
5	Michael Annett	25.9	16.8	16.1	16.9	43	449	406	218	48.6	3	599	33.2	12	0.7	9	76.1
97	Stephen Leicht	12.4	16.4	17.4	15.7	-53	121	174	42	34.7	6	471	46.8	0	0.0	5	75.7
39	Ryan Sieg	17.3	16.0	17.7	16.7	-9	245	254	127	51.8	4	508	42.3	3	0.3	6	73.8
28	Dakoda Armstrong	20.8	20.8	18.7	20.3	-20	198	218	44	22.2	0	97	8.1	10	0.8	6	65.0
4	Ross Chastain	19.3	22.3	19.8	21.7	6	144	138	2	1.4	1	24	3.0	0	0.0	4	63.9
24	Corey Lajoie	21.5	20.0	27.5	21.2	-8	48	56	11	22.9	1	40	10.0	0	0.0	2	60.5
24	Scott Lagasse Jr	27.7	22.7	21.7	23.5	32	105	73	13	12.4	0	68	11.3	0	0.0	3	59.9
14	JJ Yeley	25.6	24.1	27.3	24.7	-10	396	406	102	25.8	18	540	16.8	2	0.1	16	59.4
51	Jeremy Clements	23.9	24.9	24.8	24.4	6	485	479	47	9.7	4	108	3.4	1	0.0	16	59.2
24	Jeb Burton	12.0	18.0	35.0	21.7	-13	23	36	12	52.2	0	26	13.0	0	0.0	1	58.5
0	Garrett Smithley	25.5	26.0	24.0	23.8	9	79	70	7	8.9	0	7	1.8	0	0.0	2	57.8
99	David Starr	25.0	25.4	24.5	25.4	-18	352	370	28	8.0	0	46	2.1	2	0.1	11	56.8
07	Ray Black Jr	26.3	28.0	25.3	26.9	27	86	59	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	3	52.0
11	Blake Koch	26.0	28.8	30.1	28.9	-64	253	317	41	16.2	7	199	8.3	1	0.0	12	49.5
78	Clint King	30.0	28.0	26.0	27.3	7	41	34	2	4.9	0	1	0.5	0	0.0	1	49.2
01	Harrison Rhodes	30.5	26.5	30.5	29.1	-13	42	55	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	2	45.6
78	BJ McLeod	32.5	29.5	28.5	29.6	3	44	41	3	6.8	0	1	0.3	0	0.0	2	44.6
90	Martin Roy	35.5	30.0	29.8	30.0	-5	76	81	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	4	42.8
52	Joey Gase	33.1	30.8	29.8	30.4	-5	186	191	1	0.5	2	0	0.0	0	0.0	9	41.8
44	Benny Gordon	41.0	28.0	33.0	31.2	-6	14	20	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	1	40.6
40	Timmy Hill	33.5	33.8	33.5	33.1	-27	104	131	15	14.4	2	10	0.8	0	0.0	6	39.1
89	Morgan Shepherd	37.5	35.9	35.0	35.0	32	203	171	20	9.9	1	16	1.0	1	0.1	8	37.2
90	Mario Gosselin	37.0	35.0	33.5	34.0	-5	21	26	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	2	33.0
74	Mike Harmon	37.8	35.7	34.8	35.5	10	56	46	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	6	32.9
8	Jeff Green	32.3	39.1	38.9	38.5	-20	67	87	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	9	32.5
13	Carl Long	31.3	37.8	38.0	37.7	-11	19	30	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	4	32.3
40	Brandon Hightower	37.0	37.0	35.0	35.9	0	8	8	0	0.0	0	0	0.0	0	0.0	1	31.5

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