vegas xfinity

Here's a few notes to help you build Xfinity lineups:

• Kyle Busch had excellent long run speed in final practice.  He was nearly a full mile an hour faster then anyone else in his 10 lap average according to nascar.com.  If he starts up front, it's very possible he completely dominates similar to the Truck series race.  I'm inclined to use him in all formats if he does start up front.  In 2016, KB started 1st and dominated the race -- leading 199 of 200 laps on the way to his victory.  He also started 1st in 2017.  That time, he led 48 laps, but finished 7th.
• Some potential salary saving options to pair with Busch (pending starting spot of course) are: Donald Theetge, Matt Mills, Baley Currey, Brandon Brown and Josh Williams.  Williams finished 21st (+8 position difference) and 20th (+11 position difference) here last year.  His DGM teammate last year (Alex Labbe) also finished in the Top 20 in both Vegas races.
• Austin Cindric and Brandon Jones are priced really well and are strong options if you want to use a more balanced lineup.  Justin Allgaier and Tyler Reddick are the best priced top tier drivers.  Allgaier has finished in the Top 4 in the last three Vegas races.  Reddick's long run speed in final practice was second in the field behind Kyle Busch.
• Ryan Sieg has finished in the Top 18 in three of the last four races here.  He ran a strong 11th last week in Atlanta.
• Joey Gase finished in the Top 20 in both Vegas races last year.  But I am concerned about his lack of speed and 29th place finish last week at Atlanta.