We’ve finally make it through the grueling 36 race season as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series heads to the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The championship battle is down to two drivers with the rest just racing for momentum going into next year.
In season finales, it’s hard to predict who will run well as some guys have packed it in and are simply going through the motions one last time while others want to end the season on a high note in victory lane.
In your fantasy leagues if you’re not in the hunt for your championship, you certainly want to go out on top with bragging rights of doing good the last week of the season. After all, you’ve hung around for 36 weeks, so why give up now?
These are the drivers I feel comfortable with that can compete on Sunday and ones I’d stay away from.
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Jimmie Johnson
Jimmie Johnson doesn’t have the best stats in Miami, but he’s one I wouldn’t pick against this weekend. After a disappointing weekend last week in Phoenix, he now sits...
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Matt Kenseth,
Carl Edwards,
Kyle Busch,
Joey Logano,
Jamie McMurray,
Martin Truex, Jr.,
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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