NASCAR Betting Grant Park 165 Odds, Prediction, Picks & Analysis

Green Light, Go Time! A Betting Analysis for NASCAR’s Grant Park 165

Time to NASCAR Betting! Last week, Joey Logano paid off on +1800 odds to win the Ally 400 in the NASCAR Cup Series at Nashville Super speedway.

The race featured a record five overtime restarts, and the race featured 31 extra laps and 15 total cautions.

Logano rolled the dice on fuel, and luckily he had enough in the tank to finish the last 110 laps and get the win.

Joey Logano secures first Ford win in Nashville, punches playoff ticket. He narrowly beats rookie Zane Smith by 0.068 seconds.

Tyler Reddick, Ryan Preece and Chris Buescher rounded out the top five. This week, the Cup Series moves back to the streets of Chicago.

New Zealander Shane van Gisbergen won his Cup Series debut at this race in 2023, and it will be interesting to see how the Grant Park 165 unfolds this year.

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NASCAR Betting Odds & Analysis: Grant Park 165 Preview | Top 10 Favorite’s Odds to Win

  • Shane Van Gisbergen +540
  • Tyler Reddick +610
  • Christopher Bell +640
  • Kyle Larson +680
  • Elliot Chase +840
  • Martin Truex Jr. +1375
  • AJ Allmendinger +1400
  • Michael McDowell +1425
  • William Byron +1500
  • Ty Gibbs +1525

Bet on the Cup Series Grant Park 165 Odds

 

Shane Van Gisbergen

Van Gisbergen wound his way through the chaos at the Chicago street circuit a year ago and scored a victory.

It wasn’t like he came out of nowhere at the end, either, because he led in laps inside the top five (79%). He already has a road course race win in 2024, so he’s the favorite for a reason.

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NASCAR Betting Kyle Larson

Larson looked solid here last year, one of the few Cup Series drivers who were able to zip around the competition and make passes.

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Christopher Bell

Bell was in 11th place before he ran into the tire wall on Lap 55 (of 78). He had 47 laps inside the top five (third best), including an 85% rate in the top five before he hit the tires.

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Tyler Reddick

Reddick ran into the tire wall on Lap 57 when he was in fourth place; before he crashed, he had 48 laps inside the top five (84%).

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NASCAR Betting Denny Hamlin

Hamlin won the pole last year, but conditions on the course got the better of him.

Luck is a factor for every driver, but expect Hamlin, a famed strategist in the Cup Series, to have his game in order this time around. Given the value he comes with, he’s a smart pick.

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Ross Chastain

Chastain drives a Trackhouse Racing car known for excelling on road courses. His aggressive driving style is famous, often leading to collisions with tire barriers during races.

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Martin Truex Jr

Truex Jr suffered when sundown shortened the Grant Park 165 last year because he chose to pit at Lap 46 while running in the top ten.

He was not able to catch back up, but expect him to have pit strategy figured out this year.

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Michael McDowell

McDowell is another driver who has above-average road racing skills. He was able to pull off passes in this race in 2023.

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AJ Allmendinger

Allmendinger is still one of the most esteemed road course racers in the Cup Series.

He has finished sixth in both of the road course races in 2024 (Circuit of the Americas and Sonoma) and won at the Roval in Charlotte last year.

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