Choose an event
Select an upcoming slate and create the private pool before the event starts.
Give race day a private fantasy leaderboard for your crew. Each entrant drafts five drivers under the cap, keeps the lineup hidden until green, and follows the points live.
A private NASCAR DFS contest is a salary-cap fantasy competition based on one race. Pool Duel creates the eligible driver field and prices, locks five-driver lineups at the start, and scores the contest from race results and listed performance metrics.
Use it for race-watch groups, families, offices, fantasy regulars, client communities, and friends who want a single-event alternative to season-long motorsports pools.
Select an upcoming slate and create the private pool before the event starts.
Invite your group directly. Joining the pool opens the lineup builder for that event.
Each entrant chooses five drivers while staying inside the shared salary budget.
Lineups reveal at lock, then points, ownership, and standings update on the live board.
Entrants choose where to pay for favorites and where to find lower-priced upside. Driver number and event context make the field easy to scan in the lineup builder.
The rules explain the exact scoring inputs for the event. After lock, lineups, driver ownership, individual points, and pool standings are available from one view.
Pool Duel handles the competition layer. Your commissioner remains in charge of the group and any prize arrangement.
Only eligible drivers for the event appear in the salary list.
Names, car numbers, and event salaries make lineup comparison clear.
No participant or commissioner sees competing lineups before lock.
Track entry points and ownership as the event unfolds.
Pool Duel is independent software with its own salaries and scoring. These guides explain the familiar salary-cap format without implying brand affiliation.
Each entrant drafts five eligible drivers while remaining under the event salary cap.
No. Pool Duel creates its own salaries for its private Pick 5 format.
The lineup locks at the event start time displayed in the pool.
Yes. The post-lock ownership percentage reveals how common each driver is in that private pool.
No. Pool Duel provides contest setup, lineup entry, live scoring, ownership, and standings. The commissioner handles any entry fees or prizes separately and is responsible for following the rules that apply where the group lives.
Create the event pool, share the link, and let Pool Duel handle lineups and live standings.