NASCAR One & Done Picks for New Hampshire

NASCAR needs more short tracks on their schedule. It has been since the first week of May since the MENCS competed on a track under 1.5-miles in length. While the larger tracks have produced some competitive racing this season, the short tracks are where tempers flare and the action heats up. The race at the Magic Mile should be a fun one to watch. The Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 can be seen Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on NBC Sports Net.

My goal every year in the One & Done game is to have an average finishing position of 15^th or better from my drivers. Sometimes luck does not go our way in Fantasy NASCAR. William Byron was running 2^nd at the end of the race at Kentucky. NASCAR determined the No. 24 car beat Clint Bowyer to the start so he was penalized. Byron was still able to finish 18^th but a top-five would have been great for our One & Done picks. The average finishing position for the picks in 2019 is 12.9. Not too bad but a top 10 average would be great.

Here are my picks for New Hampshire…

*Pick Driver Once*			*Pick Driver Twice*
Race	Driver	Result	Race	Driver	Result
Daytona	Jamie McMurray	22^nd	Daytona	Jamie McMurray	22^nd
Atlanta	Aric Almirola	8^th	Atlanta	Aric Almirola	8^th
Las Vegas	Austin Dillon	20^th	Las Vegas	Brad Keselowski	2^nd
Phoenix	Kevin Harvick	9^th	Phoenix	Kevin Harvick	9^th
Auto Club	Brad Keselowski	3^rd	Auto Club	Brad Keselowski	3^rd
Martinsville	Clint Bowyer	7^th	Martinsville	Clint Bowyer	7^th
Texas	Jimmie Johnson	5^th	Texas	Joey Logano	17^th
Bristol	Matt Dibenedetto	12^th	Bristol	Erik Jones	24^th
Richmond	Kyle Busch	8^th	Richmond	Kyle Busch	8^th
Talladega	Ty Dillon	17^th	Talladega	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	25^th
Dover	Chase Elliott	5^th	Dover	Chase Elliott	5^th
Kansas	Kurt Busch	7^th	Kansas	Aric Almirola	12^th
Charlotte	Daniel Suarez	18^th	Charlotte	Martin Truex Jr.	1^st
Pocono	Denny Hamlin	6^th	Pocono	Kyle Larson	26^th
Michigan	Erik Jones	31^st	Michigan	Clint Bowyer	35^th
Sonoma	Michael McDowell	25^th	Sonoma	Kurt Busch	13^th
Chicago	Alex Bowman	1^st	Chicago	Alex Bowman	1^st
Daytona	Brendan Gaughan	19^th	Daytona	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	24^th
Kentucky	William Byron	18^th	Kentucky	Daniel Suarez	8^th
Loudon	Ryan Preece	?	Loudon	Ryan Blaney	?

My One & Done pick this week will be Ryan Preece. The No. 47 car has not been up front much this season but we have to use Preece in a race this season. Why not use him at his home track? The Berlin, Connecticut native has 23 starts in the NASCAR Wheelen Modified Series, 1 start in the K&N Pro East Series and 5 starts in the Xfinity Series at the Magic Mile. That is a lot of experience at New Hampshire. If Preece cannot figure out this track, he probably should not be in a Cup Series car.

Good luck this week!

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