Last week was an up-and-down week for our Prize Picks plays as we hit on a few and missed on a few. But such is always the case with Daytona. Now we turn our attention to Auto Club Speedway and the Wise Power 400 for the first race here in two years. If practice and qualifying were anything of a prediction for the race, it’s going to be another wild one this week as well.

To rehash some stuff from last week if you’re new to playing Prize Picks, it’s a props site in which you can build your own “board”, as they call it, of props from 2-5. The more props you play the higher the return is that you can make but the harder it is to hit more props. They do offer flex plays so that you can miss one prop on your board and still win money, though at half the return of hitting all of the props. The scoring is nearly identical to DraftKings in the fantasy points props and the other three categories for NASCAR are Laps Led, Fast Laps, and Position Differential.

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With that let’s see who some of my favorite plays are for the Wise Power 400 from Auto Club.

Christopher Bell OVER 40.5 Fantasy Points

Bell is starting P19 on Sunday but was top-five in long-run speed at practice and ran the ninth-best single lap in practice as well. He’s been good at high-wear tracks in his young Cup career with three top-15s. He only needs to move up a handful of spots to hit the over on this one.

Erik Jones OVER 18.5 Fantasy Points

It’s almost assured that Jones will go backwards a bit on Sunday as he’s starting P2. The thing though is, he’s still got good speed in his car this week. Jones has been good at Auto Club previously and over the last two years we’ve made a habit of playing Jones at tracks he’s been comfortable at and even if he goes backward 10 spots, he still hits the over. It’s these kind of sneaky plays that can help improve our returns.

Ryan Blaney OVER 0.5 Cars Passed

You’re telling me that Blaney only needs to move up one spot to hit the over? Really? One of the fastest cars on track and a record of nearly winning here, let alone passing a ton of cars at high-wear tracks only needs to finish P5 instead of P6? We’ll take that bet thank you very much.

Kyle Larson UNDER 19.5 Fastest Laps

Larson has only topped this figure once in the last five races here and in the ones he didn’t top that, he was in the low single digits. He wasn’t that fast at practice either sitting just outside the top-10 in single-laps speeds and so-so in 10-lap average. It’s hard to see him topping 20 fastest laps this week even if he has a strong run. Even with an average of 5 drivers a race hitting double-digit fast laps, only one or two top 20 and Larson’s only been one of those once.

Tyler Reddick OVER 36.5 Fantasy Points

Reddick is such a fun guy to watch at these types of tracks as he gets arguably the most out of his cars here. Reddick will be starting P11 which means to hit the over he just needs to finish P8. Reddick has been capable of finishing in the top-10 three times in the last nine similar races and has an average PD in those races of nearly seven.

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