Denny Hamlin’s Daytona 500 win made 35 people very happy, giving them a win in Week 1 of the Fantasy Chase.
The following 35 people now only need four more wins in the next 25 races to become Fantasy Chase-eligible.
As for the rest? Well, we’re all tied with zero.
Congrats to the Daytona winners:
| 1_an_only_watty |
| bharden94 |
| BradBoggz |
| BSHELL00 |
| caseylandrum15 |
| chrismorgan1287 |
| Cmac1840 |
| cpeuterb |
| Dean15loftin |
| erinthetraveler |
| Feltz14 |
| GDB24ever |
| helenj50 |
| Jabo4_Fan |
| JG24Wife |
| JimRouse96 |
| JJ48524 |
| jrock2481 |
| jshellabarger11 |
| kcirtaphcir |
| kevmastro |
| MChance129 |
| msudawg7880 |
| NASCARTAS |
| nitsud13007 |
| patmal_8 |
| rcracer20 |
| stephenlochner |
| SteveRuth1 |
| T_Hughes17 |
| Tannera94 |
| Techno_muse |
| themattweber |
| timbankerjr |
| ZHorrallBU |
Hello Jeff,
I enjoyed your piece in USA Today about the Daytona 500 finish. The numbers associated with the end of the race struck me as off. I wrote a blog post on this:
http://johnericgoff.blogspot.co.uk/2016/02/daytona-500-finish-line-math.html
I would love to know more about how the winning time was determined.
John Eric Goff
Professor of Physics
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg, VA 24501