This week the NASCAR betting moves south to Nashville Super speedway, and the Cup Series race is the Ally 400, set for Sunday at 3:30 pm Eastern time. NBC will have the telecast, and you can also listen on PRN or the SiriusXM app.
Christopher Bell raced to victory last Sunday at the USA Today 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway – completing a sweep of the NASCAR events on the weekend.
The USA Today 301 ended up lasting six hours, which included a rain delay of more than two hours. Drivers changed to wet-weather tires to finish a race for just the second time in the history of NASCAR, and Bell edged Chase Briscoe by 1.104 seconds in overtime.
Bell led 149 of the 305 laps a day after winning the Xfinity Series event there, and now he is one of four Cup Series drivers with three wins this year. This race marked his ninth career Cup Series victory.
We have the sports betting odds for each driver to win, along with wager card suggestions.
NASCAR Betting Odds & Analysis: Ally 400 Preview | Top 10 Favorite’s Odds to Win
- Kyle Larson +390
- Denny Hamlin +520
- Christopher Bell +690
- Martin Truex Jr +720
- Ross Chastain +720
- Elliot Chase +760
- William Byron +900
- Ryan Blaney +950
- Tyler Reddick +980
- Joey Logano +1775
Bet on the Cup Series Ally 400 Odds
Kyle Larson
Larson won the first Cup Series race at Nashville Super speedway three years ago, leading 264 of 300 laps. In three races over three years, he has finished in the top five. His track position last year likely kept him from winning again.
Christopher Bell
Bell has six top-ten finishes in the last seven races (and the other finish came in the top 15), with wins at Cup Series Charlotte and New Hampshire. Speed, talent and luck are all coming together for him right now.
Chase Elliott
Elliott dominates concrete races, and Nashville has a concrete track. Along with Dover and Bristol, these tracks have treated Elliott nicely, and he won at Cup Series Texas earlier in 2024 on a one-groove intermediate track that was quite similar.
William Byron
Byron is part of a Hendrick Motorsports team that has dominated the single-groove track at Nashville, which is why he’s the seventh betting choice.
Ross Chastain
Chastain and Trackhouse Racing call Nashville home. In 2023, he won this race and led the most laps – and he is another driver with top-five finishes in all three races in this track’s history.
Martin Truex Jr
Truex Jr was right there with Chastain for the entire 2023 Nashville race, leading 50 laps and coming in second. He’s missed out on the winner’s circle for a while now, but he could bounce back.
Denny Hamlin
Hamlin has suffered from bad luck lately, finishing outside the top 20 in three straight races. Before that, he had racked up five straight top-five finishes and had won three races in 2024.
Daniel Suarez
Suarez has a top-15 finish in each of the three Nashville races, and he’s another driver with Track house Racing, the hometown team.
Ryan Blaney
Blaney has only finished in the top 35 once in three races here. Yes, it is a small sample size, but I’m going to need to see better results before I put money down on him.
Ty Gibbs
Gibbs came in 14th here at Nashville as a rookie. Given how iffy the field’s results have been here, Gibbs makes for an interesting top-3 pick.
Chris Buescher
Buescher finished second by inches at Kansas and almost won the Darlington race, both in May. Is he about to push through and get a win?
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Ally 400 Odds to Win
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