David Moffett won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest with 388 points, winning a three-way tiebreaker. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at RIR—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season. Enter this week’s contest at TimesDispatch.com. Password: POND

Don McKinnish won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest with 419 points, winning a four-way tiebreaker. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize - four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at RIR - goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season. Enter this week’s contest at TimesDispatch.com. Password: ISAAC

Jerry Bowman won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest with 407 points. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season. Enter next week’s contest for the Indianapolis race at TimesDispatch.com.

William Scott Gibbs won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest with 408 points, topping a pair of second-place finishers by 10 points. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season. Enter this week’s contest at TimesDispatch.com

Michael Koss won our special contest for the race at RIR, winning a tiebreaker with Scott Walker.
  HOMETOWN: Mechanicsville
  OCCUPATION: Graphics Technician
  WHO’S YOUR FAVORITE DRIVER? Sam Hornish Jr.
  ADVICE TO FANTASY RACING PLAY ERS: Check statistics. You have good and bad weeks. Go with your instincts. Remember you have to play to win.

Michael Moore won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest with 386 points, posting a dominating 28-point cushion over second place. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.

Skip Miller won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest with 380 points, topping a pair of second-place finishers at 376. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.
  AGE: 74

Cenvonal E. Fells won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest. He scored 386 points to claim first place. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize - four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway - goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.
  AGE: 43
  HOMETOWN: Richmond

Emily Bradner won this week’s Sprint Cup fantasy contest. She scored 403 points and won a six-way tie for first place. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.
  HOMETOWN: Charlotte Court House, Va.

Darren L. Mitchell won two tickets to next month’s IndyCar race at Richmond International Raceway, courtesy of RIR, by posting the top score in our Indy 500 fantasy contest. Also, Ken Jacobsen won this week’s installment of the Sprint Cup fantasy contest. Remember, the Sprint Cup contest’s grand prize - four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway - goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.

Lisa Karl captured the latest round of our fantasy racing contest with 393 points, winning the tiebreaker with three other participants. She selected race winner Mark Martin and third-place finisher Tony Stewart among others. Remember, the contest’s grand prize—four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway—goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.

David Whitlock and Charlie Knoeller are the latest weekly fantasy winners. Whitlock had among his selections second-place finisher Dale Earnhardt. Jr. at Talladega, while Knoeller chose Richmond winner Kyle Busch. Remember, the contest’s grand prize - four tickets to the 2010 May Sprint Cup race at Richmond International Raceway - goes to the player who has the highest one-week score this season.

AGE: 61
  HOMETOWN: Richmond
  OCCUPATION: CEO of the Sweeney Family Clan
  WHO’S YOUR FAVORITE DRIVER? Jeff Gordon. I still have a room in my home decorated in Jeff Gordon memorabilia even though my son who used to occupy it has married and left it some time ago.
  ADVICE TO FANTASY RACING PLAY ERS: Bet Jimmy Johnson every week. Secret weapon: Get real lucky! I love it when a plan comes together!

AGE: 43
  HOMETOWN: Montpelier, VA
  OCCUPATION: Owner, Hanover Handy Services, LLC
  WHO ARE YOUR FAVORITE DRIVERS? Rusty Wallace and Denny Hamlin
  ADVICE TO FANTASY RACING PLAYERS: Look at past performances for each track. Don’t bet your heart.
  POSTRACE INSPECTION: I have been to the following race tracks: Richmond, Rockingham, Daytona, Charlotte, Martinsville, Darlington and Bristol (my favorite).

AGE: 63
  HOMETOWN: Emporia
  OCCUPATION: Van driver for Lifestyle Ambulance Service
  WHO’S YOUR FAVORITE DRIVER? Kyle Busch (He’s exciting.)
  ADVICE TO FANTASY RACING PLAY ERS: It’s not just the driver. The driver has to have a good car. And check out the driver’s record at that track.