NASCAR By the Numbers - Mobil 1 301

by Stephen Young (stevietpfl) Last Updated 2025-09-21 17:06:47 Premium Content Part of the product Stevie's NASCAR Package

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This weekend, we head to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the Mobil 1 301. The race is Sunday at 2:00pm ET on USA. The race was moved to the playoffs this season and will kick off the second round. New Hampshire is a 1.058-mile oval, and it’s considered a flat-track. It comps to Phoenix, Richmond, Iowa, and Gateway. I’ll be looking at recent New Hampshire data, recent flat-track data, 2025 speed, and a few other things when building lineups this weekend. There is a new tire for New Hampshire this weekend, but teams ran it at Bowman Gray, Martinsville, North Wilkesboro, and Richmond. There was a tire test here in July with Christopher Bell, Ross Chastain, and Joey Logano. Joey Logano took advantage of that tire test and was able to capture the pole on Saturday. This is a temperature-sensitive racetrack and saw much different track conditions in July. The weather looks great for Sunday and is very close to the weather we had during practice on Saturday.

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The stages are 70, 115, and 116, which is a total of 301 laps. With 301 laps, we’re looking at 135.45 fastest lap points and 75.25 laps led on DraftKings. We’re looking at 30.1 laps led and laps completed on FanDuel. There have been at least 6 cautions in 17 straight races here. There have been at least 40 caution laps in 6 straight.