After months of planning and preparations, the first race of the SRX debut season is here! The superstars will be hitting the track for the first time at Stafford Speedway, a semi-banked paved half-mile oval. Coverage will begin at 8:00 pm ET on CBS Sports. Here is the SRX race one preview!

Race Format

Because it is the first-ever race for SRX, I’ll reiterate the format. The lineup for the feature race will be decided with two 15 minute heat races. For the first, each driver will randomly draw for position. The finishing order from heat one will be inverted for the second heat. However they finish in the second will be the race lineup for the feature, which will be 100 laps.

Driver Lineup

Along with our full-time drivers, we will have a ringer and a local legend competing. The ringer for this race is none other than Greg Biffle who will be in the number 69, nice. The local legend for this weekend will be Doug Coby who is running the number 10. Both ringers and local legends will not be competing for points nor the series championship. That is only for the full-time drivers.

My Pick

Normally at this point in a preview, I’d talk about my pick(s) to win. But in this case, I really don’t have an idea. Which is kind of the point. All of these drivers are some of, if not the best of the best in their respected series. Also, you can’t really make an educated guess when these cars/drivers have never been on track with one another before. For the sake of making a pick, I guess I’d have to choose Tony Stewart. I mean he probably knows the most about the cars since he had a hand in the entire series so I feel like that’s a safe bet.

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Logan Anderson

I've watched sports since I was a kid and as I've gotten older I have grown a strong connection with hockey, football, and racing. For as long as I can remember I have been intrigued in not only the games/races themselves but also the stories that occur within. Writing has only increased my passion for sports by giving me a new medium to share my love for the game.

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