In my weekly handicapping previews, I often mention loop data when determining various handicapping methods. NASCAR loop data provides in-race metrics that can be used to gauge performance. When you compile these loop data statistics to specific track layouts, handicappers can usually find reliable performance trends. While loop data averages are only a small piece of the handicapping formula and vary in importance from week to week, I do believe they provide a handicapping foundation for bettors looking to do analytical research. As a result, I have created dynamic driver averages that update each week based on the last 5 races outright and the last 5 races at specific track styles. This data is solely to provide bettors base line expectations based on track styles to initiate handicapping on a week to week basis.
Dynamic Averages – Last 5 Races
Dynamic Averages – Last 5 Races on Intermediate Tracks
Dynamic Averages – Last 5 Races on Road Courses
Dynamic Averages – Last 5 Races on Short Tracks
Dynamic Averages – Last 5 Races on Superspeedways
