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"Hey, what's going on everybody? Rowdy dragon back again with this week's final app weekly fantasy update. They were covering the Daytona 500, recap, and we'll take a look at some pics and get you set up for Auto Club speedway out in California. Let's just jump right on into this. Take a look at the stage winners for the Daytona 500. For the first stage, we've got moonshiner three who tied with losing makes my dick trickle. Looking at our second stage, kiss my. What? Came out ahead of everybody there, and the winner for your Daytona 500 is monkey and a football. They racked up a 197 points, and 36 stage points. All right, quickly taking a look and see how rowdy Toby and Carrie did, as well as our two sponsors, Joe Biden, louville max, starting on top with rowdy dragon, I finished in the 136th spot that is about on par with the picks that I make. So I'm not too upset with that. Toby Christie had a little bit of rough day over there, he'd finished in the 211th spot, Carey Murphy, Jimmy is back. We've got a new name for Carrie this year. He tied with me. Up there in 136th looking at our sponsors, Joe bike. Also, tied with Carrie and myself, finishing in 136th place. And Louisville max also, right there with us finishing in the 133rd spot. That's Daytona in a nutshell for you folks. So let's move on and take a look at some picks for you guys set you up for this week at California. At Auto Club speedway, got three drivers. Starting with the 5 car Kyle Larson, he's got 8 races behind him, with an average finish of 13th. He's got four top 5s and four top ten, so he comes in the top 5 or top ten and 50% of his races. And he has led 138 laps over his career at the track, averaging out to 17.25 laps led for race, and he does have two wins here at the track. Kyle's collected stage points in 6 out of ten races, one of those being a stage win. Now in the 8 races Kyle Larson has run in California, he has finished top two in half of his runs. With two wins and two second place finishes. At homestead, one of the more similar tracks to California, he dominated the field winning both stages coming home with a victory and a perfect driver rating of one 50. Look for the 5 team to be contenders this Sunday. Our second driver to look at for this week is the 8 car Kyle Busch. He's got 23 races at California with an average finish of 9.8. He finishes in the top 5 in 48% of his runs at 11 out of those 23 races, and finishes in the top ten 70% of the time. At 16 out of 23 races, he's up there. In the top ten, Kyle knows how to get her on this track. He's let 807 laps over the course of his career. That averages out to 35.1 laps led per race. He does have four wins at the track, and has collected stage points in 8 out of the ten races that we've had since the inception of stage points. Two of those being stage win. In Kyle's last ten runs in Fontana, he has an average finish of 6th, his latest win was in 2019 where he led both stages finishing with a near perfect driver rating of one 48.5. Tyler Redick had a good run in the 8 car winning both stages before tire issues hampered his run, Kyle Busch should be a FrontRunner in that 8 car. And you should consider him for your lineup for this weekend. And finally, we'll take a look at a back marker, the number 43 Eric Jones. He's got 5 races run up the track with an average finish of 10.2, not so bad. He's got one top 5 finish in those 5 races that's 20% of his runs, and three top ten finishes, averaging out to 60% of his runs. Finishing in the top ten. He has led a handful of laps at 18 averaging out to three .6 laps led per race, still has yet to win in California, but has collected stage points in quite a few of the stages run. That's 9 out of ten. Still no stage wins for him. Now looking at Eric's loop data from last season that grabbed my attention for this back marketing. He was first an average running position, first in driver rating at one 22.7, first in fastest drivers early in a run. Second fastest late in a run, he had the second fastest lap run on the day, he was fastest on restarts. He also had the fastest green flag speed. And he ran in the top 15 for the entire race, as well as having the fourth most laps led. The list continues he was 5th in quality passes, and finally, first in speed by segment. If that Jones boy can duplicate his run from last season, he should be a great fantasy play for your lineup. On Sunday. All right, folks, that covers it this week for California speedway, our current points leader again is kiss my. What? We have a total of 421 players in the league looks like only 290 active. We might have to do some thinning of the herd there. Okay, so it was a simple week cut and dry. Hope y'all had a good race at Daytona. As usual, I will be putting out over at Toby Christie dot com.
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"What's going on everybody? Rowdy dragon back again with the final final lap weekly update of the season. Now before I get into the stage winners and the winner of the race, I just want to let you all know, stick around to the end, I've got some valuable tips for you, even for your veteran players at the end of the segment here. So, before we get into the stage winners and whatnot, we're just gonna dismiss all the recap this week we don't need to know who finished and what place as far as the drivers. The racing is over. For the season. How sad is that? That hit me like a ton of bricks as soon as the race season ended. But no worries, we got more racing coming up in February starting up with Daytona once again. So let's take a look at Phoenix and our stage winners for this race. For the first stage over at Phoenix, Kimbo Slice and return to The Rock both tied for that stage. For the second stage, Lambeau Lauren was on top when my computer finally decided to update and the win also goes to Lambeau Lauren for the day, with 242 points, 51 stage points on the day, not bad on the stage points there. And looking at our finishes for the season, I'll give you all my information with the top ten lineup. We'll look at Toby. He finished his last race. In the 101st position and his final ranking for the final weekly fantasy league is in the 56th spot. Carrie Murphy, where's Jimmy? May have to change your name because Jimmy is back. Anyway, Carrie, you finished up there in the 132nd spot, a rough day to finish off the season, falling down to the 72nd spot in the overall standings. It was just a hair over a hundred points between Toby and you by the end of the season here. So Toby took it and ran with it. However, just for fun, if Carrie did play Daytona, the race that he missed earlier this season, I gave him a 180 points to see where he would stack up with the rest of us. And carry that puts you about 45th place. That would be Toby. That being said, folks, don't forget to make your picks. That is if you want to win this thing. All right, and looking at our sponsor, Joe bike. He also had a pretty tough day finishing the 106th spot and ended up in 49th for his final resting place for the season. And so before I forget Joe, thanks for everything you have done for us at the final app weekly being our premier sponsor, you rock. All right, it's time to crown our victors. Let's take a look at the standings. We'll start with the playoff league standings. Top ten starting in the tenth spot, you've got rubbing his racing 19. In Harry and the hogs. In 8th, 19 spins 22, 7th place goes to Kyle Busch sucks 23, and in 6th Ernie's army. 5th place belongs to ricochet Rick. In fourth, you've got kenzie, Wisconsin fan, third place, belongs to myself, rowdy dragon, and freight train. Came in second and your playoffs leader for this year is none other than Louisville max. Good job there, folks. Way to stick it out till the end of the season. All right, now for the overall league standings. We've got 407 members playing. It looks like we only have a 170 active playing at the end of the season here. May have to thin the herd out a little bit at the beginning of next year. We only have about 300 people playing the rest are big fat goose eggs. So we'll probably, like I said, then the herd and that'll give us a better idea to see who is actually actively playing. And we'll probably put a password on the leak too, because it is preferred to have people that are actually listening to the show that are playing in this league. So I know there are a few people that aren't actually listening that are in the league, but we don't know who they are. So, anyway, moving on to the overall league standings, we're gonna turn it up to 11. Because who doesn't want their dial to go to 11? We're gonna go from 11 to first in 11th place. I'm throwing you a bone, sparks are flying. I know you had a rough end to your season. He was up there leading for quite some time, had a couple of rough weeks and that's where sparks ends up sparks is a regular player been playing with us for many years, took a couple years off and he came back and came back with fury. So a good job there sparks in tenth. You've got lord Byron 24 fan. I've been seeing this person up there in the top ten on the regular. So we've got another heavy hitter there that we have to deal with on the regular from year to year. That makes you a threat. That's a good thing for you. In 9th place, Elliot bandwagon. Probably a little upset how Phoenix went for Elliot there. I don't blame you. I had him on my team. In 8th place, two gong, our resident sea cow. All in good fun. Dugong led quite a few weeks here at the final app. Ultimately ending up in the 8th spot for the season. In 7th place, Harry and the hogs also been up there toying with the top ten in and out in and out, but you managed to pull off a 7th place finish and I do believe this is a new name that I'm not familiar with. Prior to this year, so if you're a new listener, welcome to the show and good job on that 7th place finish. And looking at 6 place, this is either a Kyle Busch or a bubble Wallace hater or both. Kyle Busch sucks 23. You claim the 6 spot for the end of the season. Good job. Now moving on to the top 5.
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"Our sponsor Joe bike. Also pretty rough day for him, finishing in the 114th spot slipping down one spot into the 45th position. All right, recapping last week's drivers the four, the 8 and the 11, the four car of Kevin Harvick, he had no K day running near the top ten all day, no stage points collected, but he finished P 8 garnering the 11th most points for your fantasy teams. The 8 car of Tyler Riddick ran top ten for the first stage and had problems for the rest of the race. Collecting 7 stage points before pounding the wall ending his day. Finishing 35th collecting the 28th most points for your fantasy teams. Denny Hamlin in the 11 car he ran well. And finished well. Just not much in the way of stage points to show for him. Finishing P 7 on the day coming up with the 8th most points for your fantasy lineups. All right, moving into this week's featured picks. We might as well just start right off with that 11 car once again, this is my third week in a row for Denny Hamlin. These tracks suit him well, but he's looking from the outside in. So looking at Denny Hamlin's stats over here at Martinsville speedway. He's got 33 races run here with an average finish of 10.7, he's got 6 top 5 finishes, which puts him in the top 5, 18% of the time and 7 top ten, which has him finishing in the top ten in 21% of his races. He's got a gang of laps led at 1900 and 87 and over the course of 33 races that averages out to 60.2 laps led per race. Denny has 5 wins at Martinsville speedway. Looking at Denny's stage point picture at Martinsville, he has collected stage points in 15 of 22 tries, three of those were stage wins. Now with those 5 wins behind him, Denny Hamlin is a Martinsville master. But if you intend on putting him in your lineup for Sunday's race, be aware that he has only one top ten finish in the last 5 races run. To be sure he is good to go for your lineup, pay close attention to his practice and qualifying sessions. He is in need of a good race as he currently sits 5 points below the cut line. So look for the 11 card to try and gather up as many stage points as possible. If things don't look favorable by the second stage, the team will likely switch to a much more aggressive strategy going for that win. Okay, moving on to our second driver this week, the 9 car chase Elliott. He's got 14 races run with an average finish of 13.4. Chase has 5, top 5 finishes. He averages in the top 5 36% of his races, and he has 8 top ten finishes, finishing up there on the top ten in 50 7% of his runs. Chase has led 903 laps over the course of his career averaging out to 64.5 laps led Perez, and he has one win at the track. Looking at his stage point picture, Chase has stage points collected in 18 of 22 tries, and has 5 stage wins. Looking back at the spring race Elliott started from the pole and he led one 185 laps and won both stages on that day. Last season he started P two in the fall race, finishing P 16, but again, two stage wins, and 289 laps led on the day. Elliot has figured out Martinsville and will be a definite threat to win on Sunday. And our last driver, the 12 car Ryan Blaney, he's got 13 races run with an average finish of 10.2. He has 6 top 5 finishes leading to a 46% average finish up there in the top 5, and he has 7 top ten finishes in those 13 races. That puts him up in the top ten in 54% of his races. Brian has led 377 laps, averaging out to 29 laps led per race. He still has yet to win at Martinsville. Looking at his stage point picture, he has collected stage points in 17 of 22 tries, three of those leading to stage wins. Blaine is currently the highest averaging finisher at Martinsville speedway. Look for Blaney to be on the same strategy as the 11 car trying to gather up as many stage points as possible. Once again, paying close attention to the driver's practice and qualifying speeds will be key to success this weekend. It looks like USA will be airing both practice and qualifying, but you will miss half the practice session if you don't have that NBC sports app available to you. Now track position will be key this weekend as there is not much in the way of passing on this track. That being said, pay close attention to those pit stall assignments as well, as this could play a big part in each driver's success over the weekend. Okay, looking at the final lap weekly fantasy playoff situation, looking at the top three starting in third place, Ernie's armies up there, freight train is sitting in second and Louisville max has grabbed that playoff top spot. Taking a look at our overall league standings, in third place you have ricochet Rick. In second year's truly rowdy dragon and my buddy, Louisville max, leading the overall in the fantasy league as well. All right folks, we got two races to go. Be sure and head over to roddy dragon's fantasy NASCAR sports book, check out what I've got going on over there, have a listen. You're gonna need those points to wrap up this season. You can find that over there at Toby Christie dot com or just about any podcast you're available to you. Go on over
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"I thought it was. And let's just correct me if it is true. Seems like a hassle to build, but okay. How would you get the piping in there too? Because it would have to connect to the wall, right? Yeah. And why not put a window while you're on it? I mean, why not make the neon garage in your bathroom? Yes. What's he doing in there? What's Troy doing in there? There he is. Oh, yeah, look, he's changing the oils. That's good. Right. Too much information. Gross. Sorry, true. We didn't mean to use your name in that way. Josh Meyers, my racing buddy. He said he's back iRacing. We're going to have to build up an event here sometime soon with me and him. Peter Johansson, David Reid, James maples, the second Jeff key Joe bike, the man, the myth, the legend. We mentioned at the beginning of the show. He is the guy that's at the only at mattress giant level tier of this Patreon page. If you'd like to join that as well, Patreon dot com slash final lab, but Joe bike is the guy. We've got Evan Taylor Mike Hamilton Nick Reed Scott Clark Justin Kappa senska, Justin I am so sorry. I know that Justin can not be happy. Kyle Larson being eliminated from the playoffs. But he had another good year. He's still employed at a race team. Based on what we thought was going to happen in 2020 that didn't look likely, so we're here, man. He's a champion. He's on a team. Could be worse. So that's good. Charles Kay Miller is well a longtime listener of this show. We have talked to Charles for seemingly decades at this point to thank Charles for being here. We appreciate you and appreciate everybody on this list. Back up to you, Carrie Murphy, radio legend, the final app man. short show and it's one of our longest. Isn't this the beauty of this format? We can just do whatever we want. We get big news, stories we just talk, talk talk, we go into it, carries like, all right, keep it short. I have to edit it though. And we're running behind because I had the medical stuff, the doctor visits this week. And so we couldn't do our usual Wednesday, so I apologize, Carrie, for being long winded. This is the show, man. This is how it works. This is just too good. We're done. Now.
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"Are. Hey everybody, what's going on? Rowdy dragon back again with this week's final app weekly fantasy segment. How about that show at Talladega? Probably the most subdued Talladega race I've seen in the history of the world. And it was pretty much to be expected, with this new car and all. Let's take a look at the stage leaders and see who did what this week. For Talladega super speedway. For your first stage, Ernie's army took that one. He's been showing up a lot lately. Second stage, tabby cat. I wonder if chase Elliott's cat is a tabby. We got a couple of cats in the league. And your winner for this week speed demon. I gotta say, speed demon waxed the fantasy league with those driver picks. And would really have made us look bad if he picked up those 20 bonus points he left on the table. Finished with 232 points and 53 stage points on the day. Well done. Looking at rowdy dragon might pick, put me in the 33rd position, I slid back one spot in the overall standings to 8th. Toby Christie had a rough day finishing 118th sliding back to the 63rd position in the overall standings, Carrie Murphy, not much better with a 104th place finish slipping down to the 57th spot, and our sponsor Joe bike also struggled on the day with a 139 points, and that puts him 45th in the overall standings. Looking back at the driver picks that I gave you, hopefully you guys didn't use a couple of other ones that I gave you. The 45, the 9 and the 47, the 45 car of Bubba Wallace. He ran in the back of the packed nearly the whole race. I didn't see him try to move it through the field, leading me to believe he just was not running well. And not trying to avoid the big one. A garage too. He finally moved up to finish in the 16th position, late in the race. Chase Elliott was a top dog this week, bringing home the trophy and led the fantasy points picking up 18 stage points on his way. He's now back in the playoffs lead. And the 47 car Ricky Stenhouse was a top ten contender. For much of the race picking up 5 stage points only to hit pit road on the last caution, gambling that the field would wreck, leaving him on track with fresh rubbers. It didn't go as planned as the wreck everyone dreaded and never came. He finished with the 19th most points for your fantasy team if you used him. As I mentioned, the big one never reared its ugly head and I believe it was a product of Bowman sitting out due to concussion protocols. The field in my opinion, we're not going to take the risks they normally would have. After hearing some of the driver interviews after the race, this confirmed my suspicions. Okay, moving on to this week's featured picks. I've got three good ones for you. The obvious ones. The number 9 car chase Elliott has to be on top of your list for this one. He's got four races run here at the Charlotte roval with an average finish of 5th. He finishes in the top 5 in 50% of his races. That's two out of four, and in the top ten 75% of his races, that's three out of those four. Looking at his laps led, he's got 64 laps led at this track, averaging out to 16 per race, and he has two wins at this track, looking at his stage points. He's collected quite a few 7 out of 8 stages, two of them being stage wins. Now Elliott had his worst run at the robo. The last outing on the track as per his 12th place finish, but he did manage to place first and second in the stages during that race. This season, although the 9 car hasn't been to victory lane on the road courses, he has the best average finished position of 6.8. The best average running position of 7.6 and the best average laps led an 18.2. It's likely he will be the FrontRunner at the end of the day Sunday. But he'll have to drive through the next pick, which is the 8 car Tyler Riddick. He's run twice at the rover with an average finished position of 7th. He finishes in the top 5 50% of the time, as well as the top ten, 50% of the time, that's one top 5, one top ten in those two races. He has yet to lead laps and collect a win at this track. Looking at his stage points, he has collected stage points in one out of three tries, no stage wins. In the last three road course starts, the 8 cars an average finish of third. He had a bad outing at Sonoma with the 35th place finish, and I believe that is where he learned where his problem lies. He fixed that with two back to back road course wins thereafter. One thing to note, however, if you want to compare a road courses, Daytona is the closest match to the rule and Reddick's average finish on the last two outings is P 28. But don't let that scare you, Tyler came in P two in his last outing at the rover last fall. He's not one of the drivers looking to collect stage points, so look for his strategy to be one of track position looking for that win. And last but not least, you've got the 16 car of AJ almond nigger. He's got two races run on this track with an average finish of 22.5. No top 5s, one top ten, that's 50% of his races. He does have 5 laps led and no wins at this track, but he has collected stage points into out of four tries which shows he knows how to get to the front here. AJ had a rough outing at the rover in the last go, finishing P38 when this engine expired. He had a good qualifying run putting him up on the front row to start. He knows road courses. This is a good play to help spread out those picks if you find your driver pool running a little low.
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"Are. Hey everybody, rowdy dragon here. Back with this week's final app weekly fantasy update. How about that race at Bristol? That one once again kept everybody on the edge of their seat, not knowing. Who was gonna wreck out, who's gonna break, or who might blow a motor next? Well, as you can see, the parity continues. Well into the playoffs. Okay, let's take a look at the Bristol night race and see who dominated the stages here, looking at stage one we had a three way tie. Brookdale, Dale Doe and Ernie's army. A couple of days in there. And for a stage two, you've got NJ hit the pace car. Still trying to figure out who NJ is. And your winner this week is Chase Elliott's cat. That cat got 222 points and 32 stage points on the day, pretty good job. Well done. All right, looking at my standings rowdy dragon came in 29th and still sitting in the tenth position in the overall standings. Toby Christie had a rough day finishing in 136th. He is sitting in the 55th spot in the overall standings. And he falls to tenth on the layoffs leaderboard. From first to tenth, in one week, tough week. And Carrie Murphy, where is Jim mee? He finished in the 95th spot, moving up to the 56th spot in the overall standings. So we've got Toby in 55th and carry in 56, and there's only two points separating the two. We got a good race going on here. And our sponsor. Joe bike. He came in 150th rough day for him, sliding down to the 41st position. Taking a look back at the drivers that we chose for you last week, the four, the 1843, the four car pulled off a top ten finish finishing 11th in points, the 18 he had more engine issues finishing 34th, coming in 20th in points with 14 stage points on the day. Both the four and the 18 are eliminated from the playoffs. Rough week. And the 43 car Eric Jones, he was a non factor pretty much all day. Not my best picks for y'all last week. Let's see if we can't kick it up a notch this week. Looking at this week's featured picks for Texas Motor Speedway. We're gonna start with the 20 car of Christopher Bell. He's got three races under his belt, average finish of 9th, he finishes on the top 5 67% of the time, as well as the top ten. He's got two top 5s, two top tens. He's led 5 laps over here at Texas. No wins yet, and he has stage points collected in one out of 6 tries. And that was not a stage win. Now we are going to arguably one of bell's best tracks in Texas. He has momentum on his side while leading the playoff picture. His best Texas finish is AP three while running for the number 95 Levine family racing, where he had a 99 driver rating, and he had another P three for Gibbs with a 92.2 driver rating. Looking at bell's finishes this season on the 1.5 mile tracks, has him ranked second in average finish with a 5.8. C bell has two appearances in the all star races. Finishing tenth and 11th, both while driving for Gibbs. Looking at his Xfinity stats, Elsa shows Belle has speed, Texas, having three top 5 and four top tens and a win in 5 races in that series. All right, looking at our next driver, I'm giving the four car another go at it this week. He looks like one of the best running forwards at this juncture in the season. Granted his playoff hopes have been smashed. The four car Kevin Harvick has 37 races under his belt, an average finish of 10.2, he finishes in the top 5 35% of the time with 13 top 5s, and he finishes in the top ten. 65% of the time with 24 of those top tens out of 37 races. He's led quite a few laps at 682, which averages out to 18.43 laps led per race. Kevin has three wins, has collected state points in 13 of 18 tries and 5 of those were stage wins. His first race with Stuart Haas was a bad one with an engine failure. Since that point, in 14 races, not including the all star races, Kevin has an average finish of 4.7 at Texas. In that period he has three wins at the track and three P two finishes. With Harvick's playoffs hopes gone, he doesn't have the pressure to make something happen, which could play into his favor. You can play spoiler and possibly come home with a trophy this
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"Are. What is happening, everybody, rowdy dragon back again with this week's final app weekly fantasy update. Well, we're all fresh off of Darlington. And who would have thought that this was going to turn out this way? It just flipped the whole playoffs upside down and backwards. In fact, it did pretty good to our fantasy league as well. Shook things up. Let's take a look and see who won the stages and conquered the lady in black here. For your first stage, we had a tie. Racing his life. I like that name. Good one. And losing makes my dick trickle. Our second stage, one of my favorite names, doing Danica Daly. And our winner for the week we got a three way tie and our very own Toby Christie got himself a win. I think it's the first one I've seen him win since I've been doing this. And 24 chase 9 as well as hello man. All three. Finished with 251 points. 48 stage points on the day. Very well done. You guys survived the carnage that ensued. Rowdy dragon, I finished in the 79th place, somehow managing to move up a spot into the 9th position in the overall league standings that just shows me how bad it was for a lot of you out there this weekend. I just kept watching one after another driver fall off of my roster. But looks like some of you had more painful day. Toby Christi as you heard he won, and he rocked it up from the 78th position in the league up to the 62nd spot, just as zooming right past Carrie. Carrie Murphy, where's Jimmy he finished in the 102nd spot? Probably had a couple of those playoff drivers that struggled, which was pretty much all of them. Anyway, Carrie's sitting in the 72nd spot on the league standings, and Joe bike are sponsor. He had a pretty good day, finishing in the 40th spot, moving himself up a few positions into the 35th position in the league. You go, Joe. All right, we're gonna recap the drivers I picked for you last week, which was the 5 of the 22 and the 11. Now the playoff picture has completely turned around, the 5 card looked like he was done early. He was in deep doo doo. But somehow he rallied back to finish in the 12th position, did not collect any stage points for that 5 team, but he did finish in 13th and in fantasy points. If you used him, be thankful, it could have been much worse. How do you come from three laps down to finish on the lead lap? Almost had him at top ten if he didn't have a tire issue. Anyway, moving on, Joey Logano in the 22 car hit a good run P four on the date with 7 stage points collected, finishing P 5 or points are concerned. And Denny Hamlin couldn't run down the leader on the closing laps, but P two is a real good way to start off the playoffs. Danny collected 9 stage points, ranking third for the point situation. Overall, not bad picks. If your other driver survived, what seems to be a bit of a wild card race again. You did well. Like our three winners for the fantasy league this week felt kind of a bit like a crap shoot, almost like Daytona. All right, let's take a look at Kansas Speedway and some featured picks for your lineups for this weekend. I'm gonna start with the 9 car of chase Elliott. He's got 13 races run here at Kansas with an average finish of 11.2. He's got 6 top 5 finishes showing he finishes 46% of his races in the top 5. And he finishes in the top ten 62% of the time with 8 out of those 13 races. Chase has a 197 laps led. That equals 15.2 laps led per race. He does have one win at the track. Taking a look at the stage points, Chase has collected 17 of 20 stages, that's ten races, collecting stage points in all but a couple races. He's got a couple stage wins and three P two stages as well. So he does run up the front a lot. Now chase didn't have the best run in his last Kansas race with a tire going down and he never really recovered. But in 7 races prior to that finish, his average driver rating is one 11.8, and he has one win in that period. This shows he really has a handle on this track. Now we'll look at Michigan and Las Vegas as well. They compared pretty good to this track. Michigan is one of Chase's best tracks where he currently has the league's best average finish of 8.0, where he finished P 11 back in August. Looking at the 9 car stats at Las Vegas, helps here at Kansas as well, his average driver rating at that track is a 99.8 over an 11 race period, chase will be looking to rebound from that bad finish at Darlington last week, which turned his playoff status completely upside down. Look for him to be a FrontRunner this weekend. All right, this second driver will look at is the 11 car of Denny Hamlin. He's got 28 races run at this track with an average finish of 13.7. He finishes 36% of the time in the top 5 that's ten out of those 28 races and 39% of the time if an issue is in the top ten, which is 11 out of those 28 races, he's got 349 laps led at this track, which equals 12.5 laps led per race. Denny's pretty good here. He's got three wins. He's collected stage points in 16 out of the last 22 tries, three of those were
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Away. What is happening, everybody? Rowdy dragon back again with this week's final app weekly fantasy update. Well, we're all fresh off of Darlington. And who would have thought that this was going to turn out this way? It just flipped the whole playoffs upside down and backwards. In fact, it did pretty good to our fantasy league as well. Shook things up. Let's take a look and see who won the stages and conquered the lady in black here. For your first stage, we had a tie. Racing his life. I like that name. Good one. And losing makes my dick trickle. Our second stage, one of my favorite names, doing Danica Daly. And our winner for the week we got a three way tie and our very own Toby Christie got himself a win. I think it's the first one I've seen him win since I've been doing this. And 24 chase 9 as well as hello man. All three. Finished with 251 points. 48 stage points on the day. Very well done. You guys survived the carnage that ensued. Rowdy dragon, I finished in the 79th place, somehow managing to move up a spot into the 9th position in the overall league standings that just shows me how bad it was for a lot of you out there this weekend. I just kept watching one after another driver fall off of my roster. But looks like some of you had more painful day. Toby Christie as you heard he won, and he rocked it up from the 78th position in the league up to the 62nd spot. Just as zooming right past Carrie. Carrie Murphy, where's Jimmy he finished in the 102nd spot? Probably had a couple of those playoff drivers that struggled, which was pretty much all of them. Anyway, Carrie's sitting in the 72nd spot on the league standings and Joe bike are sponsor. He had a pretty good day, finishing in the 40th spot, moving himself up a few positions into the 35th position in the league. You go, Joe. All right, we're gonna recap the drivers I picked for you last week, which was the 5 of the 22 and the 11. Now the playoff picture has completely turned around, the 5 card looked like he was done early. He was in deep doo doo. But somehow he rallied back to finish in the 12th position, did not collect any stage points for that 5 team, but he did finish in 13th and in fantasy points. If you used him, be thankful it could have been much worse. How do you come from three laps down to finish on the lead lap? Almost had him a top ten if he didn't have a tire issue. Anyway, moving on, Joey Logano in the 22 car hit a good run, P four on the date with 7 stage points collected, finishing P 5 or points are concerned. And Denny Hamlin couldn't run down the leader on the closing laps, but P two is a real good way to start off the playoffs. Then he collected 9 stage points, ranking third for the point situation. Overall, not bad picks. If your other driver survived, what seems to be a bit of a wild card race again. You did well. Like our three winners for the fantasy league this week felt kind of a bit like a crapshoot, almost like Daytona. All right, let's take a look at Kansas Speedway and some featured pics for your lineups for this weekend. I'm gonna start with the 9 car of chase Elliott. He's got 13 races run here at Kansas with an average finish of 11.2. He's got 6 top 5 finishes showing he finishes 46% of his races in the top 5. And he finishes in the top ten 62% of the time with 8 out of those 13 races. Chase has a 197 laps led. That equals 15.2 laps led per race. He does have one win at the track. Taking a look at the stage points, Chase has collected 17 of 20 stages, that's ten races. Collecting stage points in all but a couple races. He's got a couple stage wins and three P two stages as well. So he does run up the front a lot. Now chase didn't have the best run in his last Kansas race with a tire going down and he never really recovered. But in 7 races prior to that finish, his average driver rating is one 11.8 and he has one win in that period. This shows he really has a handle on this track. Now we'll look at Michigan and Las Vegas as well. They compare pretty good to this track. Michigan is one of Chase's best tracks where he currently has the league's best average finish of 8, where he finished P 11 back in August. Looking at the 9 car stats at Las Vegas, helps here at Kansas as well. His average driver rating at that track is a 99.8 over an 11 race period, chase will be looking to rebound from that bad finish at Darlington last week, which turned his playoff status completely upside down. Look for him to be a FrontRunner this weekend. All right, this second driver will look at is the 11 car of Denny Hamlin. He's got 28 races run at this track with an average finish of 13.7. He finishes 36% of the time in the top 5 that's ten out of those 28 races and 39% of the time he finishes in the top ten, which is 11 out of those 28 races. He's got 349 laps led at this track, which equals 12.5 laps led per race. Denny's pretty good here. He's got three wins. He's collected
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"About 15 minutes of good advice over there. And before I forget, I want to give a shout out to Joe bike. Thanks for doing what you do. And if y'all didn't notice Joe bike placed forth on last weekend's New Hampshire race. Good job, Joe. And once again, thanks for being our patriot pilot. And also before I get finished up here, a shout out to our new top dog. We have a new leader. Sparks are flying. The top ten leaderboard got all kinds of mixed up and the points are starting to tighten up. Looks like we're gonna have a good playoff battle going all the way through the end of the season. And so, that's all I have for you for this week. And as always, guys, thanks once again for sticking around and listening to the final app weekly fantasy segment of the show. I am rowdy dragon. I'll be back again. Next week. Man, rowdy dragon. You know, doing it again. For Pocono, NASCAR style fantasy NASCAR. Thank you so much to him for being on the program as always. He just delivers. He does not stop. And he lives eats, breathes, fantasy NASCAR, so we appreciate ride dragon. That's awesome. It's almost like the second he's done recording and finished with his segment for the week. He's back in his laboratory, figuring out the next week. And just grinding away in the next thing going. Constantly, constantly. So very cool. Hey, be sure to subscribe and give us a good rating wherever you get your podcasts. We totally appreciate that. And I think that's it on this show, right? Wow, I think we did it. So yes. Pretty good stuff, man. Intercontinental global style. So before we go, how's the vacation going? What all of you guys have been doing and what do you have left to do? Go on going great. We flew into Amsterdam. We spent a few days in Amsterdam already. It's the bicycle situation. There is unbelievable. I mean, I couldn't even describe it for you. There are the bicycle situations unbelievable. Well, let's put it this way. There are two bikes for every human. Okay. And there's 900,000 people living there. So interesting. I'll have to send you a photo. There are bikes. There's literally parking lots of bikes. And double stacked and they're everywhere. And if you don't know, if you don't look where you're going, walking, you will get run over. We did the
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Do that to our buddy Joe. Come on, Joe bike. This is a man with the plan he's here. He's got this show. I'll lock down, only a mattress giant levels. It's great. He's getting a better spot to be honest. He's in the theme music, so. That's true, like he's in here. Right. He's like final op weekly. I'm in you. Right. Exactly. What do we got on today's program? We've got the rowdy dragon back. Again, fantasy NASCAR picks for this weekend for road America. So some turning left and right. I'm sure he's got some aces up his sleeve. See what I did there? I see what you did. That was pretty good. All right. We got a ton of news. Lots of stuff going on later on from Toby Christie dot com will of course do the whole road America set up as always, but why don't we get into some Nashville super speedway? I think we should because I think the race just ended 5 minutes ago. It was long for you. There was a little long. Although it wasn't the racist fault it was mother nature's fault, but yeah. Yeah, lots of lightning. And every time there's a strike nearby, it's an automatic 30 minutes on the clock. Yeah, so you could tell TV did not like that because they had to just race to try to fill time. I will say, though, we are so fortunate. It was NBC instead of Fox for this race. Right. Because they are much better wasting time during delays than what Fox is. Yeah. I remember the William Byron interview. And normally you know you get like two questions out of them. Now this was like a 20 minute interview. And then.
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"DoorDash, Carrie. Yep, yep, yep. I love it. It's the best. I had dinner last night with DoorDash. Like the executives? Well, no. They brought my inner to me. I'm like, wow, you are really rubbing elbows now. No, man. We had our dinner delivered last night. It was pretty sweet, which was great, because we got in late. The Azure listening to this, this is a Wednesday. We went out to mill bridge on Tuesday, spent the whole night out there with the kiddo, had a great time. And so we were very hungry at the end of the night. We got home DoorDash was there to help us out while we put the kid to bed. And food was there as soon as we got done, putting land into bed. And it was a good night. Now you're in the Charlotte area. So does bubble Wallace actually drive around in his car and deliver for people? That would be amazing, wouldn't it? With his stuff. That would be cool. It's my dasher yet. I've had several really awesome dash here's last night's was really good too. I've had no issues. And man, also, here's a cool thing, Carrie for the people who listen to this show that go, okay, I'm on the fence about this whole DoorDash thing. Yep, use promo code NASCAR 30. You'll get 30% off your first order of that, of course, is only valid for new accounts on DoorDash, but that'll help you kind of get your dip your toe into the water there. Absolutely. Go check it out. DoorDash is the way. Also, this show is brought to you by Joe bike, our Patreon member, who is laying down some cash. So thank you very much, Joe. Yes, Joe. We appreciate you. And we got an update from Joe. He does have like a whole slate of bikes. What are the odds of that? Do you think that's a thing? He listed off a ton of them. So.
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"I think Bart? I think Bart said that too. They made some bigger movies later on. Did they? Turtles. Yeah. Like I remember the live action ones, right? No, but wasn't there a recent one? There might be my kids not quite old enough for Ninja Turtles yet, so I'll find out soon. Yeah, I'm sure he will. I'll get back to you on the flip side. Right. I know sonic's a thing, though. Play it over and over and over. Yeah. Anyway, back to our list here. We go on these weird tangents and we don't know where we're at and we forget what we're doing. Let's give a shout out again. Joe bike, thank you, Joe for elevating yourself to the only at mattress giant tier, as funny as that is to say. Thank you so much. How about David our latest patron over here? David bodman, we appreciate you, David. Thank you so much. David's pretty awesome. And that's great. Quentin Whitaker. Ben him at Daytona. He's awesome. Cool guy. You should meet him, Carrie. I think you would like it. Do you not know me? Well, he spoke highly of you. Well, that's fine. I don't know why, but he did? No kidding, huh? Simon green from across the pond Troy Clark from across the pond down under the one where the toilets go the other way. When you flush them, of course, not when you're not washing them. So let's go the other way when you don't flush them, that's probably a bad thing, right? Yeah, that requires a reverse plumber. Oh, is that a thing? I would guess if it's swirling the other way, you'd need a plumber with that particular expertise. That's a good point. Josh Myers, my erasing buddy. Peter Johansson, David Reed, James maples the second. Jeff grembocki see it stuff like that, Carrie it's gonna make us overthrow Joe Rogan. In this country. A bunch of Australians yelling at us now. There's not a different about our toilets. Jeff germ broski, we've got Morgan stable Joe bike again, let's mention him again. Let's hammer it home. Joe bike is the man with the plan. We appreciate you Joe. Evan Taylor Mike Hamilton, who has reached out to us on Twitter carry, he has reached out to you and I and we're mixing up with him again. So that's good. Nick Reed. It's got Clark Justin kaffy since huge Kyle Larson fan. I think Justin's probably pretty excited about that patriotic Kyle Larson scheme for the cook 600. That one looks pretty sporty. And of course, Charles K Miller, a back to you Gary. I got nothing. Like literally nothing? Well, I mean, I guess Patreon dot com slash the final app. John evolution. But you have nothing else? No, I'm kind of anything else to say to Joe Rogan? Nope. That's it. That's it. Hey, for reminds me of anchorman when they're like, doing the battle or whatever, and they ask brick to say something and the battle with the other news team is like, where did you get those pants? The pants store? Right? Yeah. No, I just kind of done. I'm ready for the all star race now. You are? That's it. Yeah, well, because we talked about it. Okay, well, what else did you do this week? How did you do on thirst for speed? What was your best time? I don't know. Like 11.2. Yes, that's it. That's pretty good. That's not bad. Okay. Good. Avoid more little cones, get more of those crowns, and you'll be good. Right. More grounds. Less cones, more crowns, and definitely get those speed bursts. You gotta have them. All right, we're done. We're done. All right. Goodbye. Always have to have the last word, don't you? No? Yes. This could go on forever. It probably will..
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Okay. I wouldn't expect you to know that. All right, Toby, you and I will chat next week. We will. And Joe Rogan, we're coming for you. That's right. I got a bald head too. Yeah, that's true. So, if that's the only criteria, we got it. It's going to be a bald head with nothing in it, Carrie. That took a half second to process. I realize you're halfway there. It takes you two seconds. You qualify. There you go. Hey, we like to thank our current list of Patreon people. Patreon dot com slash the final app and man. People like Joe bike really step it up. They are, man. I am so proud of our community and our patrons. They have really helped us elevate our game. I think they've helped bring legitimacy to our show, which has helped bring in all these sponsors lately. So thank you guys. We appreciate you. You guys showing that it's worth something. Our work is worth something is brought people to the table to actually also bring in some extra money to help the show. Totally. Totally dude, totally. Totally. That's not something you would say. Like 80s, 90s edition. Well, yeah. Why wouldn't it be? I mean, we got to be getting back to that, right? We're going to be starting to do the whole totally dude thing again, right? That was fresh. Cowabunga, man. That's more like The Simpsons, I think. I thought that was like the Ninja Turtles. Oh yeah. Yeah, yeah. They were cool..
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Yeah, Carrie, we got lots of people to contribute to this show. Each and every month. Let's thank somebody at the top here who has actually increased the amount that they're going to just level down here each month for us. Increased. Joe bike has increased. Thank you so much, Joe. By the way, Joe bike has been a patron of ours for 34 straight months. How cool is that? That is awesome. Wow. That is cool. So thank you so much, Joe. How about Quentin Whittaker as well? Our latest patron, we appreciate you Quentin. Justin Nielsen, Simon green, our buddy from across the pond there. Troy Clark, our buddy from down under, he might be able to give us the insight on whether or not Kyle Larson can race in Australia this off season. We've got Josh Meyers, my erasing buddy Peter Johansson, David Reed, James maples the second, Jeff grimbsy, Morgan slagle, we mentioned him already, but let's mention again because he's up to this amount. Joe bike, thank you so much, Joe. Dave lightfoot, our buddy from across the pond, another guy from cross pawn huge Martin Truex Junior fan there. Evan Taylor, Mike Hamill to Nick Reed, Scott Clarke, Justin, Kappa senseis, I think he's waiting on Troy Clark's answer as to whether or not Kyle Larson can race down under. And then, of course, Charles K Miller, longtime listener of the show. Thank you, Charles. Thank you, everyone, and back to you, Kerry, the radio legend Murphy. If you like what we're doing here each and every single week on TfL, W, don't forget to, you know, contribute. Patreon dot com slash the final app. Try your revolution. So freaking professional. It's just, it's not even funny anymore. No, we've kind of got this whole thing on lockdown. Shooting fish in a barrel. It's poor fish..
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"joe bike" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Well yeah you've got time to catch up now. Let's go binge-watching man. I was gonna say i'll go binge-watch because i don't know the results or anything that's true i mean you haven't gone. Tokar dot com. Check that out. I've got all the results there. By the way okay. Well i don't want to see how miles hammond is our first patron here. We'd like to bring up. He is our newest patron in. The list joins the patriots squad june twenty seconds of. Thanks for that. Just a nielsen is on this list. Thank you justin. We appreciate still being here. Simon green as well longtime listener the show and he's been a patron for almost a year. Now hang in there simon. You're almost at the year mark. Troy car are huge. Awesome amazing buddy. I don't know if he's physically huge but he's a huge fan of the show i was to. He's from australia. So that's really cool any time we can talk to troy david. Letchworth the sponsor of this here show the guy who's on the only mattress giant tier of the patriots. If you want to join nbs sponsored the you can do that just like david has thank you so much david. Josh meyers. my erasing buddies in here pedo drain. Peter johannesen easy enough for me to say sorry about that. Peter didn't mean to butcher your name david read. we've get james maples. The second jeff. Grabowski morgan slagle. Joe bike dave lightfoot. Our buddy from across the pond huge martin. Church in your hampshire. He was a little disappointed. That ninth-place finish like what the heck mike hamilton. Nick reed. scott. Clark justin kapuscinski. He's the man. And he's a huge larson fan which he's probably wondering why we didn't even mention alex bowman dumping them on the closing laps there at road america but that was on thing. Non thing made up any kind of hendrick controversy at swept under the rug by by carry over here. And of course charles k miller longtime listener to the show as well. Thank you so much charles. He's been hanging in here. He's our longest tenured patron right now. He's been a patron of the show. Since february of two thousand eighteen. Thank you so much charles. Thank you so much for listening. Don't forget to like subscribe and leave us a comment. For more information of course go to stork media dot com..
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He took himself and made Fred brand from empty information and discussion for the Tampa Bay area. News radio. W F L A is live and local right now. With Ryan Gorman on PM Tampa Bay. Time now for a preview of tomorrow's inauguration, And for all the latest, we turn to senior Washington correspondent for Business Insider Dave Levinthal, who's going to be out at the inauguration and has been following the developments closely, Dave, Thanks so much for the time this evening, and let's start with what people should expect in terms of the message. That the incoming administration that President elect Biden is going toe look to deliver after he's sworn in. I think you're looking at a speech that is going to be hoping changed 2.0, Of course, Playing on Barack Obama's very famous line, Joe Biden is going toe to take that and turn it into A speech for the time in the times that are very grant. For so many Americans. We are still in the throes of the coven 19 pandemic, The economy is still reeling in so many sectors. So many businesses going under and unfaltering along the way and people just having a sense of doom and gloom that that has not lifted or 10 months Now, Joe Biden is going to attempt and he's going to try tomorrow to begin to the long process of digging out from this very difficulty period of time that we've had Not only politically but but also economically and had them a crisis. Well, I've seen some reports that the inaugural address is likely to be somewhere between 20 to 30 minutes and not a very long address. But What do you expect that to be in terms of content is gonna beam or big picture. Or do you think that Biden will get more into policy promises and things like that? Do you expect it to be big picture? There will be times and places for Joe Biden to talk about specific policy proposals. There will be times and places for him to get into the political weeds. This is probably not one of those time. So although he may mention definitely certain things by name, I would expect to hear a lot about covert 19 about health care. So even about immigration, which is going to be one of the top policy priorities that he's going to launch when the Bible miss when the Biden transition becomes the Biden administration tomorrow, So expect to hear a couple of specifics, But, yeah, we're talking about a very sweeping 30,000 ft type of a speech that is going to attempt to appeal not just two Democrats. But all Americans is playing off something that Joe Biden has talked about throughout the campaign that he wants to be a president, not just for half of America, but a president for all of America. That's a pretty tall task, but it begins tomorrow. With Joe Biden as president. Let me follow up on one thing you just mentioned because I think this is really interesting. I did not see And going in on immigration this early on in his presidency, he is looking to hit that issue right out of the gate. Why is that? What have you heard? What is the reasoning for putting that so high up on the priority list? It's a priority for Joe Biden for several reasons, but I think one is the most human of reasons for Joe Bike. We also what happened at the border with families being separated. We've You can agree with it or disagree with it. But the wall has been a physical manifestation of division in this country, in addition to quite literally being a division between two countries. Joe Biden has is a very different attitude and approach to that and the immigration being such a critical element of border security, but also to the way that Americans Treat each other. He's going to take a crack at this in a way that many presidents, Democrats and Republicans have tried and failed, and he sees this is an opportunity over these next two years, with Democrats controlling both the House and the U. S Senate and, of course, the White House being under Democratic control. Push through some sort of comprehensive immigration reform package that is going to toe clean up what has been a generation long mess when it comes to immigration policy. Interesting that showed the strategy that I would go with, but interesting nonetheless, in we'll see how it all plays out. You're not alone. A lot of people. Yeah, I just think boy, that's a roll of the dice..