NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series - Allegiance 200
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This weekend we head to Nashville Superspeedway for the Allegiance 200. The race is Friday at 8 PM ET on FS1. The content window is going to be tight. I’ll do the best I can to have everything posted by 7:30 PM ET. It’s a 1.333-mile concrete “flat track.” The Truck Series returned to Nashville in 2021 after not racing here since 2011. There have been 4, 7, 7, 8, and 5 cautions in the five races here since returning. The race winner has started 7th or better in 4 of the 5 races since returning in 2021. There is a new tire combo for Nashville. Teams ran this left-side tire at Charlotte and the right-side tire at Dover. I’ll be using 2026 speed, recent Nashville data, recent high-speed intermediates, practice, and a few other things when building lineups this weekend. I don’t think there is a perfect comp to Nashville, but I do prefer the higher-speed intermediate tracks.
NASCAR Truck Series DFS Picks – Allegiance 200
The stages are 45, 50, and 55, which is a total of 150 laps. We won’t have any green flag pit stops unless someone has an issue. With 150 laps, we’re looking at 67.5 potential fastest lap points and 37.5 laps led points.
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