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DRAG RACING
We have a special note regarding our 2010 fantasy
drag racing coverage. Due to the number of prominent drivers who are
still without sponsorships due to the state of the economy, we are going to
be holding a partial-season draft in June once the situations with all of
the drivers shake out a bit more. This prorated setup will run along
the lines of our previously-instituted system, which you can read about
below.
We have covered NHRA in the past, but we took our coverage in 2008 to a brand new level. We are happy to
welcome on board FDH Fantasy Drag Racing correspondant Jeff Weber, who has
provided invaluable help to us in our coverage. We conducted a
fantasy drag racing draft on January 27, 2008 as a special segment on THE FDH LOUNGE (Wednesdays,
7-10 PM EST on
SportsTalkNetwork.com) as a means of demonstrating to the readers,
viewers and listeners of FDH content how to take their enjoyment of drag
racing to the next level with a pool to be enjoyed among friends.
As with any sports that we cover, we furnish
suggested league guidelines for your convenience. So we'll start with
that, then furnish our draft board.
SUGGESTED LEAGUE GUIDELINES
^ A standard serpentine-style draft serves as
the best place to begin.
^ The ideal distribution of talent would be 6
teams drafted by 7 owners.
^ Each owner would select two drivers from each
of the three NHRA divsions (excluding the bike circuit, which does not
compete alongside the other divsions each and every week), with one
additional "wild card" driver from one of the divisions.
^ Points would be allocated according to the
standard NHRA scoring system.
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