MOTO betting

TO WIN 2019 MONSTER ENERGY CUP Line

Curious as of Jun-10-19 03:57 PM
KY BUSCH 3/1
B KESLWSKI 4/1
M TRUEX JR 5/1
K HARVICK 6/1
J LOGANO 7/1
C ELLIOTT 8/1
J JOHNSON 10/1
D HAMLIN 15/1
C BOWYER 20/1
K LARSON 20/1
KU BUSCH 20/1
R BLANEY 20/1
A ALMIROLA 30/1
E JONES 30/1
A BOWMAN 50/1
D SUAREZ 60/1
A DILLON 80/1
WILLIAM BYRON 80/1
FIELD 100/1
MATT DIBENDETTO 100/1
R NEWMAN 200/1
R STNHS JR 250/1
P MENARD 300/1
D WALLACE 500/1
C BUESCHER 900/1
DANIEL HEMRIC 900/1
RYAN PREECE 900/1

The chances are out with this weekend’s race in Richmond Raceway, and defending race winner Kyle Busch once more is your favorite but one driver has closed the gap a little. Scroll through night to collect on the odds for Saturday.

The odds are updated at Bristol Motor Speedway, and defending race winner Kyle Busch stays the favorite, based on the lines of Westgate. Four drivers come in behind Busch in 8-1. Scroll through to sharpen up on the odds for Sunday.
These drivers are not 50-1 or better, however, aren’t at the bottom of the chances board and may present price.

Daniel Suarez: 66-1

Alex Bowman: 66-1

Austin Dillon: 80-1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr..

Odds: 33-1

Opening Bristol odds: 25-1

2018 Bristol-1 end: 4th

Best Bristol finish: 2nd (2014 spring race, 2016 summertime race)

The chances have been updated for this weekend’s race and 2 drivers — including one with 197 NASCAR series wins — stand since pre-race favorites. Three drivers are better than 10-1 chances, based on Westgate on Saturday afternoon. Scroll through to sharpen up on the chances for Sunday.

The odds are upgraded at Texas Motor Speedway, and four motorists arrive in at 7-1 odds or greater according to Westgate’s lines. That includes last year’s race winner. Scroll through to sharpen up about the odds for Sunday.

The Las Vegas chances for Atlanta are outside, and there’s a popular for its 1.5-mile track. There is a lot of intrigue throughout the area, with nine motorists recorded as greater or 10-1 odds. This really is the very first race together with the 2019 rules package makes for some lines that are fascinating. Scroll through to sharpen up on a few of the favorites along with their race histories.
Note: Odds updated following Saturday’s practice.

Driver odds to win Sunday’s Dragon Power NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway have jumped substantially all weekend for several drivers — most notably, three of Stewart-Haas Racing’s four motorists have leapt towards the top of the board.

This year’s first race on a intermediate course includes a brand new rules package — learn more about this — and with it, a lot of learnings. Aric Almirola and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. begins 1-2 Sunday, and odd practice speeds led to odds movement.

MORE: Upgraded odds for the Atlanta race | Fantasy upgrade, props advice for Atlanta

One of the most noteworthy:

??? Aric Almirola, who won his first Busch Pole Award because 2012, opened at 25-1 odds. He enters Sunday a terrific value for people who plunked down a wager on him until the weekend began. Nine drivers are better or listed at 10-1.

??? Daniel Suarez showed lots of speed in qualifying and practice in the No. 41 Ford, along with his lineup reveals that. Opening at 55-1 odds, Suarez currently sits in 25-1 and is one of the movers.

??? Clint Bowyer, the next SHR driver among the, led both practice sessions and appeared to be the favorite to win the Busch Pole. He qualified third. He has gone from 16-1 chances to 8-1, the next highest in the field behind Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch.

??? Ricky Stenhouse Jr., meanwhile, jumped from 66-1 chances to 20-1 following his No. 17 Roush Fenway Ford Mustang delivered a P2 qualifying position.

??? Though the strange didn’t go significantly, it’s worth noting that Kevin Harvick — that has mastered at Atlanta the previous five years — saw his chances as race favored go from 4.5-1 into 6-1 after his slow Friday.

The chances have been posted to this weekend’s race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and you’ll see defending race winner Kevin Harvick high up on the plank. Six drivers are better than 10-1 odds according to Westgate. The lines have seen motion throughout the weekend because motorists break-in the full scale 2019 rules package for intermediate monitors. Scroll through to sharpen up on the odds for Sunday.
*Opportunities upgraded following final practice.

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada

Year of first Cup event: 1998
Banking: Turns (20)
Frontstretch and Backstretch (9)
Length/Track kind: Paved, 1.5 miles
Monster Energy Series events currently hosted: Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube (held in March) and South Point 400 (held in September)
Most frequent winner: Jimmie Johnson (4) Las Vegas will host two NASCAR national series tripleheaders this past year. One in March and another in September which will feature playoff races to the Dragon Energy NASCAR Cup Series and Camping World Truck Series.
More Las Vegas information: Banking is 20 degrees from the twists and 9 degrees on the frontstretch and backstretch for your 1.5-mile track.
Martin Truex Jr. won the March race in 2017. It was clearly one of his eight wins on the way to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Championship.

Kevin Harvick has to find a win at a certain point this season?

Because he has three career wins on the track to go with nine top 10s in his last 11 races there the veteran is in position to do so this week in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Add that to the fact he likely would have won the All-Star Rush in precisely the same track last week had it not been for a loose wheel on a pit stop and he needs to be not due to get a win but additional motivated to receive one too.

His challenge is there are a great deal of drivers that like Kyle Busch and Charlotte Motor Speedway is among these. There’s been no greater driver in the Cup series this year than the Las Vegas native.

But we are picking Harvick to take home his first win of the year this week since he pushes well on this course.

The Coca-Cola 600 could be viewed Sunday at 6 p.m. ET on FOX.

What are the odds for the Coca-Cola 600?
Kyle Busch 3/1
Kevin Harvick 9/2
Martin Truex Jr. 6/1
Brad Keselowski 7/1
Joey Logano 8/1
Chase Elliott 8/1
Clint Bowyer 14/1
Kyle Larson 16/1
Ryan Blaney 20/1
Denny Hamlin 20/1
Erik Jones 20/1
Kurt Busch 25/1
Aric Almirola 25/1
Jimmie Johnson 30/1
Alex Bowman 30/1
Daniel Suarez 50/1
Austin Dillon 80/1
William Byron 80/1
Ryan Newman 200/1
Ricky Stenhouse 200/1
Paul Menard 200/1
Chris Buescher 300/1
Matt DiBenedetto 500/1
Daniel Hemric 500/1
Ryan Preece 500/1