Nascar Pickem Pool Standings Results

Create your NASCAR pickem pool

What It Is

Challenge you and your friends' knowledge of NASCAR. See who can correctly pick the Top 10 drivers for each race.

Make your prediction of the Top 10 NASCAR drivers each race. Accrue points based on Top 10 finishers.

Get full points for exact placings and partial points for other Top 10 finishers.

 

The object of the game is to get the most points each race and for the entire season.

 

• You and your buddies make your predictions before each race.
• When the official Nascar race results are posted, we'll calculate your scores.
• You and your buddies check the site to see how you did.

 

We offer 3 scoring options for this NASCAR Pick-em game:

• 10 points per exact pick
• 10 points per exact pick and 3 points for non-exact picks that finish in the Top 10
• Sliding Points Scale

 

10 points per exact pick

» 10 points per exact pick

 

10 points per exact pick; 3 points for partials

» Exact pick = 10 points
» Non-exact pick, but, competitor places in top 10 = 3 points

 

Sliding Points Scale

» Full Points for an exact pick
» Partial Points for a non-exact pick

 

Details of how the sliding points scale works:
» Full Points for an exact pick:
You'll get the full 10 points for each exact pick. Example: You pick Austin Dillon to come in 3rd, and Austin finishes in 3rd place, so, you get 10 points for that pick.

 

» Partial Points for a non-exact pick:
You'll get partial points for each of your picks that finish in the Top 10. The formula is as follows:

10 (Full Points) minus (-) the difference between your pick and the actual placing of that driver.

Example: You pick Kyle Busch to finish in 4th place. Kyle Busch actually finishes in 2nd place. So, 4th place minus (-) 2nd place is 2, (4 - 2 = 2), which is the difference between your pick and the placing of that driver. Your score for that pick would be 8 points, (10 - 2 = 8).

 

Tie Breaker:

Tie Breaker: Average Speed of the Winner (xxx.xxx mph)

 

The Daytona 500 is on Sunday, February 16, 2025.

 

You choose how many races to compare, for the season standings.