League Rules Update as of 01/22/12

Nascar 2017 Rules With Playoff Points Wins
Nascar 2017 Rules With Playoff Points 2019
Nascar 2017 Rules With Playoff Points Scoring
Nascar 2017 Rules With Playoff Points Leaders

The Kansas NASCAR Fantasy League

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2017 NASCAR playoff rules 'Win and you're in.' Just like regular-season races, winners move on to the next round. The 10 playoff events will feature stage racing, with playoff bonus points up. However, the top 10 drivers in each of the Daytona Duel qualifying races will receive playoff points starting with 10 for the winner, nine point for second-place and so on. The driver that amasses the most points in the first 26 races, also receives an additional 15 points, as will the next nine point-gatherers on a descending scale. NASCAR to announce 2017 changes on Monday UPDATES: Monday at 6:00pm/et in the Charlotte Convention Center, NASCAR officials will announce format changes for the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Those changes could include such things as a new points system, awarding points for leading race segments, new qualifying procedures and perhaps. The remaining four drivers will have their points and playoff points reset to 5,000 for the final race. Kyle Busch, 5,000 points; Kevin Harvick, 5,000 points; Martin Truex Jr., 5,000 points; Brad Keselowski, 5,000 points; 2017 NASCAR championship race rules. Just like the other 35 races, there will be stage racing at Homestead next Sunday.

- THE DRAFTS -

We will hold a total of seven drafts through out the course of the season.

The first draft will be held before the start of the season in early February. Each team will draft one driver each. The driver you draft you will keep through the first five races of the season.

Second Draft will be held before Race # 6 (drafting only one car)

Third Draft before Race # 11 (drafting only one car)

Fourth Draft before Race # 16 (drafting only one car)

Fifth Draft before Race # 21 (drafting only one car)

Sixth Draft before Race # 26 (drafting only one car)

*Seventh Draft before Race # 31 (Playoff Teams only drafting only one car)

* Race #31 through race # 36 is the last 6 races of the year and our chase to our Fantasy League Championship! (Playoff Teams)

At each draft every team will only pick one driver. (This is your Lock driver) If the same driver is available when it's your turn to draft you can draft the driver back, if you choose to do so.

With drafts 2 through 6 the team with the worst overall Division record (Team Points) will draft first and the best record (Team Points) drafting last for both Automatic and Manual Divisions.

The driver you draft in each of the seven drafts will be your driver to obtain points from during the regular season and or playoffs.

- Race Officials Draft Guideline -

With the exception of the first draft of the year held in February at pre-season meeting, the other six drafts will be conducted by phone on Mondays & Tuesdays. To avoid any confusion on who has been drafted please DO NOT ASSUME who has been drafted until you have heard from the Race Official him self. The Race Official will let you know who was drafted either by phone or Email in the order the drivers were picked.

- Picking up your Second & Third Starter or O.T. driver -

The seven drafts will get every team one of the three drivers needed each week. The driver you obtain in each of the seven drafts will be referred to as your Lock Driver.Your lock driver will be used as one of your starters each week.

To finish out your team each week, every team will be required to choose a second and third starter (races 1 – 20) or overtime driver (races 21 – 30) from the remaining field of drivers not taken in the drafts.

For example if you draft Tony Stewart as your Lock Driver for the first five races of the year, you get all the points Tony creates for you during those five races. No other Team during that five-race stretch can choose Tony as their second or third starter or O.T. driver during that time.

So let say for the Daytona 500 you have Tony Stewart as your lock driver. Mark Martin & Dale Earnhardt Jr. were not drafted by any other team for the first six races and you choose them as your second and third starters for the Daytona 500. By choosing Mark and Dale for the Daytona 500 you would not be able to choose Mark Martin or Dale Earnhardt Jr. again until the 6th race of the season, witch for the 2012 season would be Martinsville. That’s assuming another Team does not draft them during the second draft as a lock driver.

This means with each week's race you will be forced to choose a different second & third starter or overtime driver during each five-race period. The only driver you are allowed to use week after week is the driver you drafted. This also means the same driver could be picked by multiple teams as either a second or third starter or overtime driver for the same race. So if you've picked Mark Martin as your second starter for the 500 other teams may choose him as their third starter or also as a second starter as well, but no matter what another team may use him as they to will not be able to choose him again until the Martinsville race.

After each five- race period is complete the process starts over again for every Team. Some thinking and strategy will be needed to get through the season.

Each Team will be responsible for making sure they turn in their picks each week by Wednesday night at midnight. The Race Official will send out a reminder on Tuesday night. Any Team or Teams who do not send in their picks by Wednesday night at midnight will get one more Email early Thursday morning. If any Team or Teams still have not sent their picks in by midnight on Thursday will be out of luck and will only receive points from their Lock Driver for that weeks race.

(Calling and leaving a voice mail message for the Race Official will also work if you can’t get to a computer.)

- POINT SYSTEM -

The Kansas NASCAR Fantasy League runs on its own scoring system. Your Lock Driver, second & third starters or Overtime Drivers earn points based on where that particular driver finishes in that week’s race according to NASCAR.

For our League a first place finish in a race will earn you a total of 80 points and a 43^rd place finish will get you only 8 points.

(See the Point System Page on the web site for further details)

There are also bonus points your drivers can earn for each race. If any of your drivers do the following you can earn up to a possible 20 extra points for your drivers.

Qualify on the Pole – 5 points

Win from the Pole – 5 points

Lead a Lap – 5 points

Lead the most Laps – 5 points

Nascar 2017 Rules With Playoff Points Wins

The 5 Bonus Points for qualifying on the Pole will NOT be given out for those races when NASCAR sets the field by Point Standings due to a rain out and no qualifying takes place.

You can still earn the 5 points if that driver wins from the poll. If this happens during the year a point total of 95 points will be the maximum possible for a driver.

-DRIVER WINS-

Any Team or Teams who has its Lock Driver, 2nd Starter, 3rd Starter or Overtime driver win the actual NASCAR race will earn 5 Points for that particular driver. Those 5 points earned will NOT be added to your Team Points or Overtime points.

The 5 points earned will instead be added up through out the Regular Season (30 Races) seperatly .

A maximum of 150 Points could be earned by the end of the Regular Season. (30 Races)

These points earned will have an impact for those Teams who make the Playoffs.

- DIVISIONS -

The League will be divided up into to two divisions of six teams each. Teams will be placed in either the Automatic or Manual Divisions at the February draft by a blind draw held after the first draft of the year.

- REGULAR SEASON -

Races 1 – 20

Nascar 2017 Rules With Playoff Points 2019

All Teams will earn Team Points with a total of three drivers each week. Their first start