Pearce Dietrich helps you build your DraftKings Pick6 pick sets for the NASCAR Cup Series Food City 500 at Bristol.

The NASCAR Cup Series Food City 500 at Bristol is on Sunday, and DraftKings is offering a new way to play fantasy NASCAR. The game is simple. Build a “Pick Set” (2+ drivers) and decide if they will outperform their stat projections. Here is some advice to help build your DraftKings Pick6 Pick Sets for the NASCAR Cup Series Food City 500 at Bristol.

Brad Keselowski | Fantasy Points: 38.5

Pick6 Play: Better

The best falloff number in the entire practice field belongs to Keselowski at just 0.09, meaning his tires lasted longer than anyone else’s on this surface Saturday. That is the same profile he carried to Darlington three weeks ago, where he led 142 laps and finished second while the rest of the field crumbled on tires around him.

Starting 21st gives him a fast lap path the house will not price into a projected finish of 10th. A driver this clean on tires, starting this deep in the field, on a track where tire management decides finishing order, is the clearest Better on the board this week.

Ross Chastain | Fantasy Points: 28.5

Pick6 Play: Better

Chastain posted the best composite practice score in the entire field and the second-best falloff number at just 0.10 — one tick behind Keselowski. Starting sixth puts him near the front immediately, and his long-run average in practice backed up what the composite number was already saying about this car.

The house will project him conservatively given a results sheet that has not always matched his underlying pace this season, and that is the opportunity. The practice data says the No. 1 is one of the cleanest cars on the track this weekend, and a driver with that profile starting sixth should beat a projected finish of 15th comfortably.

Ryan Blaney | Finishing Position: 4.5

Pick6 Play: Worse

Blaney starts from the pole, and the broadcast spent time highlighting his best consecutive lap averages in practice — but the composite rank tells the real story. Dead last among all 37 drivers, with the worst falloff number in the field at 0.78, his tires fell off harder than anyone else’s on Saturday.

The house will project him near the top based on his pole position and a Phoenix win earlier this season, but Bristol does not reward a car that cannot hold lap times when the rubber goes away. A projected finish of fifth is too optimistic for the worst tire-wear car in practice.

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What is DraftKings Pick6?

Pick6 is a peer-to-peer fantasy variant where you build a lineup (your “Pick Set”) of 2+ players and select whether you believe each will outperform their listed stat projection. Enter your Pick Set in Pick6 contests to compete against other users. Get enough picks correct and win a share of cash prizes.

How to Play

Create a Pick Set

Create a Pick Set by choosing 2+ players from the same sport and Pick Group (a set of picks available from a group of set competitions). For each player, simply select if you think they’ll have more or less than their listed stat projection. In each Pick Set, you can not pick the same player twice and you must pick players from at least two different teams.

Enter an Amount

Once you finalize your Pick Set, choose your entry fee amount. Your entries will be automatically distributed into available contests, subject to your confirmation.

Sweat Your Picks

When the games go live, use the My Picks tab to follow your picks in real time to track how your players are performing against their projections and how they stack up against other users.

Compete for Prizes

Make enough correct picks and win a share of the contests’ guaranteed prizes. Any prizes won will be credited to your DraftKings account after contests are finalized.