NASCAR Fantasy Picks: Best Watkins Glen International Drivers for DraftKings

There are two NASCAR Cup Series regular-season races left for drivers to qualify for the playoffs. The Go Bowling at The Glen is airing on USA Network at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday. There are 15 drivers left in the NASCAR DraftKings fantasy race. The winner will be in your optimal daily fantasy NASCAR draft. Joy Tomlinson of Frontstretch.com will guide you to the best drivers for Draft Kings.

Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex Jr. did well at Richmond Raceway. Ty Gibbs had an engine issue and Erik Jones was the first driver out of the race. Erik was involved in a crash with Kyle Busch. DraftKings rules are the same as last season. The minimum cashing score in the $6,000 Quarter Jukebox tournament was 283.55.

Chase Elliott has won twice at Watkins Glen in 2018 and 2019. He has also finished second at the track last year. Elliott is the current point leader in NASCAR's championship. He's won at Circuit of the Americas, Sonoma Raceway and Road America this season.

Tyler Reddick won at Road America and at the Indy road course. Reddik is expensive on DraftKings because of his recent success at road courses. He finished 10th at Watkins Glen last year. He also finished fifth in the NASCAR Xfinity Series event in 2019.

Christopher Bell is a $8,700 DraftKings pick for Watkins Glen International. Bell has only one start at the Glen and one finish in the top 10. He finished third at COTA and 12th at Indy. Daniel Suarez is cheaper and won his first Cup race at Sonoma in June.

Chris Buescher is a dark horse contender for the win in NASCAR's Watkins Glen International. Buecher was one of the drivers who tire tested at the Glen in May. He was runner-up at Sonoma, sixth at Road America and 10th at Indy.

Erik Jones has made four starts at Watkins Glen and finished in the top five twice. He finished 27th last year in his first year with Richard Petty Motorsports. Jones improved his driving at some road course races this year.

Ty Dillon is a $5,500 DraftKings player. He has started 3 times at Watkins Glen and finished in the top 10 once. Dillon has had similar outcomes on road courses this year. He was 19th in 2017 at the Watkins Glenn and moved up seven positions to place 23rd in 2018.