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2021 Motor Sports Betting Odds & Auto Racing Betting News. We offer the latest Motor Sports Race Odds, Race Props, Specials and Lines. The latest Auto Racing stats, Futures & Specials, News & other info on the Motor Sport Betting. Most NASCAR fans simply bet on the driver they expect to win the upcoming race. NASCAR odds for each driver are commonly listed in one of two ways: with fractions or in the moneyline format.
2021 NASCAR Instacart 500 Odds
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- Date: Sunday, March 14, 2021
- Venue: Phoenix Raceway
- Location: Avondale, Arizona
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2021 NASCAR Cup Series - Championship
- Date: Sunday, November 7, 2021
- Venue: Phoenix Speedway
- Location: Phoenix, Arizona
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Updated Mon, Mar. 8, 11:30 AM ET - Odds Provided by DraftKings - Subject to Change
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How To Bet Auto Racing Futures
The “Odds to Win” wager in auto racing is very simple to understand. Put simply, you just need to select the driver that will capture the checkered flag of the race You select any of the drivers in the race and your payout for the bet will depend on the odds given at the time of the wager. This wager can be placed until the race begins.
To figure out your Win Amount, take the odds and multiply by the amount wagered. Ex. Jimmie Johnson (5/2) - Jimmie Johnson is listed as a 5/2 betting choice. If you wager $100 on Johnson to win the event and he comes in first, then you would win $250 (5 ÷ 2 x 100). You would collect $350, which includes your win and stake ($100).
What does the FIELD mean? Many races will include a betting selection called the Field. This bet consists of all drivers not listed in the “Odds to Win.” Most races have a set number of drivers but it’s rare to see oddsmakers put a price on every driver that will race. Drivers that are given the least opportunity to win the race will be grouped into the “Field” odds and paid out accordingly if they win.
Betting Line On Nascar Race Odds
Pennzoil 400 Odds to Win
On Sunday, Mar. 14 2021, the 2021 NASCAR season will head to Phoenix Raceway for the Instacart 500, which takes place from Avondale, Arizona. There are plenty of contenders expected to be in the hunt for the fifth points race of the 2021 season.
- Chase Elliott +500
- Denny Hamlin +600
- Kevin Harvick +600
- Brad Keselowski +700
- Kyle Busch +800
- Joey Logano +800
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There are several legal sportsbook options in the United States. Visit our sportsbook directory to find online sportsbooks where you can bet on NASCAR races.
Who are the experts picking to win?
Our experts offer picks on all the big auto racing events. Check out our preview content or pick packages for the most up to date NASCAR predictions.
What type of bets can I make on NASCAR races?
The future odds show each racer's odds to win an event outright. Certain sportsbook may also offer other betting angles, such as Top 3 Finish, Top 5 Finish, and Car Number Over/Under.
Where can I learn how to bet on auto racing?
To learn more about betting on NASCAR and other auto races, check out our auto racing betting tutorial.
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NASCAR stands for National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, and it is one of the premier auto racing series in the world. The three best known NASCAR series are the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, the Xfinity Series, and the Gander Outdoors Truck Series. There are also a number of regional NASCAR series.
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, which is often called the Cup Series, is the top tier of NASCAR. The series started in 1949. At the time it was called the Strictly Stock Division. The series then became known as the Grand National Division. Through a series of sponsorship deals, it has also been known as the Winston Cup Series, the Nextel Cup Series, and the Sprint Cup Series.
NASCAR drivers in the Cup Series are awarded points based on where they finish and the number of laps that they lead in a given race. The NASCAR schedule is divided into two parts. The first part includes 26 races. Following those races, the top 16 drivers advance to the NASCAR playoffs, known as the Chase, which is a series of 10 races that determine the Cup Series champion.
NASCAR Cup Series cars are capable of driving faster than 200 miles per hour. The cars have a front-engine design with rear-wheel drive. While there are a number of different automakers and models in the series, the cars are regulated to ensure parity among vehicles. With the cars being relatively similar, there is more emphasis on the drivers' skills.
The first person to win the NASCAR championship was Red Byron in 1949. Herb Thomas became the first driver to win multiple NASCAR titles in 1953, after previously winning in 1951. Three drivers share the record for most NASCAR championships. Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, and Jimmie Johnson have each won seven NASCAR Cup Series titles. Johnson stands out because he won five of his seven titles in a row, from 2006 through 2010.
The most prestigious race on the NASCAR circuit is the Daytona 500. First run in 1959, the Daytona 500 now takes place each February at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Florida. The race consists of 200 laps around the 2.5-mile tri-oval track. Richard Petty has also holds a record in that race, having won the Daytona 500 seven times. The Daytona 500 starts the NASCAR Cup Series season, which is unique from other sports where the most prominent competition comes at the end of the season.
NASCAR races are held on a number of different types of tracks. The majority of races are held on oval-shaped tracks. But there are a handful of races that take place on road courses with more turns. Some NASCAR tracks are short, like the .526-mile Martinsville Speedway. Others are quite long, such as the 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway.