Updated ‘2018 NHRA Fantasy Live’ now available for free on RaceDayScore.com - Speedway Digest

RaceDayScore.com, the Internet’s No. 1 Fantasy NHRA Drag Racing game, is back and better than ever under a new “Free Play” format.

With the 58th Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals presented by ProtectTheHarvest.com coming this weekend, fans are encouraged to sign up now and draft their all-star team to have a chance at a piece of $500 in cash prizes up for grabs at each NHRA national event.

“We wanted to expand the playing base as much as possible so we’ve converted our game to free play to encourage everyone to get involved,” site and game creator Seth Angel said. “We hope all NHRA fans enjoy playing our free fantasy game and competing for cash prizes and much more throughout the season.”

NHRA Championship Drag Racing is now the only sport contested on the site. Players can draft different teams of six drivers for each national event based on posted driver salaries, beginning immediately in preparation for this weekend’s Winternationals.

Additionally, RaceDayScore.com has added more free games in the “lobby area” on the site so players can challenge their friends and other members on the site to side games.

Developers have also updated NHRA scoring to make it simpler and easier to follow on race day. The elapse time bonus format used in 2017 has been eliminated. NHRA Fantasy Scoring rules are available by clicking here. (https://racedayscore.com/page/view/nhra_scoring).

Fans in need of any assistance with their account can email: [email protected].

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