NASCAR Preview – Ford 400 Odds

November 20, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR betting wraps up with the Ford 400 on Sunday. The final race of the schedule hits the Homestead-Miami Speedway for what should be a anti-climactic finish to the Sprint Cup Chase for the Championship.

Points leader Jimmie Johnson is all but guaranteed his fourth straight Cup title and holds a 108-point lead over the closest driver. Those two men happen to be the race favorites for this weekend’s event.

Johnson tightened his grip on the championship with a win at Phoenix last Sunday.

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NASCAR Betting – The Pepsi 500 from Fontana

November 2, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR: Top 3 in the Sprint Cup Chase Look to Hook Grills in the Pepsi 500 but Smoke and Gordo Might Have Other Plans

Race-day: 10/11/2009

Race-time: 2:30 pm EST

The Top 3 drives in the Sprint Cup Chase no doubt will be battling for the right to hoist the Pepsi 500 trophy at the end of this Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Fontana.

Last week at the Price Chopper 400, Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon made a lot of believers out of those NASCAR betting fans who had written off their chances to win this year’s Sprint Cup.

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series – The Pepsi 500

November 2, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR betting heads to sunny California for the Pepsi 500. The Chase for the Championship is ticking down, with this the seventh race remaining on the schedule. The Auto Club Speedway is a two-mile D-shaped oval with a 2,500-foot backstretch that lets drivers open up, making for some high-speed battles for the finish line.

The most successful active driver at California is Golden State native Jimmie Johnson, who happens to be a +350 favorite for this weekend’s race.

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NASCAR Sprint Cup – Banking 500 Preview

November 2, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR Banking 500 Preview

What better race to earn some cash with NASCAR betting than the Banking 500? The Chase for the Cup moves to Lowe’s Motor Speedway with just six races remaining on the year. Lowe’s is a 1.5-mile quad oval with a short front stretch that seems to catapult the cars out of Turn No. 4 and on to the finish line.

They could also name this track Jimmie Johnson’s house, with the No. 48 car serving its sponsor well on its home turf.

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship – Betting on the Banking 500

November 2, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Jimmie Johnson is a Huge Favorite to Win Both the NASCAR Banking 500 and the Sprint Cup Championship

Race-day: 10/17/2009

Race-time: 7:00 pm EST

This week’s Sprint Cup race, the NASCAR Banking 500, won’t start under the lights but it will end under the lights. The favorite, as to be expected, is once again Jimmie Johnson.

Jimmie has won two of the four already run Sprint Cup Championship races.

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series – Tums Fast Relief 500

November 1, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR Update:  Jimmie Looks for Third Straight Victory in Tums Fast Relief 500

Race-day:  10/25/2009

Race-time:  1:00 pm EST

Jimmie Johnson will be looking to take him his third straight NASCAR Sprint Cup Race in a row when he lines up in the Tums Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, Virginia.

JJ is looking for his fourth straight NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship.  Because he’s won the 3 out of the first 5 Chase races in 2009, there’s little doubt that he’s probably going to get it.

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NASCAR from Talladega – Amp Energy 500

November 1, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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When it comes to NASCAR betting, you can throw everything you know out the window when wagering Talladega. The 2.66-mile tri-oval is the wild card of the Sprint Cup Chase for the Championship.

Drivers can go from first to last in a lap and there is always the threat of the “Big One”. Just ask Carl Edwards about the perils of Talladega – his No.

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NASCAR Betting Props – Pep Boys 500 Qualifying Matchups (Saturday)

September 21, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR: Pep Boys 500 Qualifying Matchups

Race-day: September 5th 2009

Which driver is going to win the pole for the Pep Boys 500? Which drivers are going to start in the first few rows?

The BetUS online sportsbook is offering Nascar wagering on this Saturday’s qualifying matchups for the Pep Boys 500.

Let’s take a look at some of the more interesting matchups.

NASCAR Betting Props: Pep Boys 500 Qualifying Matchups

  1. Mark Martin -140 vs.

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NASCAR Insider – Make or Break for Kyle Busch in the Pep Boys 500

September 21, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Kyle Busch is coming off of a victory at Bristol two weeks ago and will be driving on a track, the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where he has had great success. The off-season favorite to win the Sprint Cup Championship is going to need to use every bit of that experience at Atlanta to win this Sunday because time is running out for him.

Simply put, Busch needs to be exceptional these next two weeks in order to get back into the Chase.

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NASCAR Update – Kasey Kahne makes a move

September 21, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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NASCAR Update: Kahne Makes a Move

With the entire NASCAR world watching him, Kyle Busch had a chance to win his second race at the Atlanta Motor Speedway this past Sunday and vault into the Sprint Cup Chase discussion. It was not meant to be, though, as Kyle finished a disappointing 13 th and is now in 14 th place, two spots away from the Chase.

Instead of Kyle stepping it up, it was Kasey Kahne who suddenly looked like the best driver in NASCAR.

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