The 2021 NASCAR Cup Championship Winners odds are subject to change and will adjust as soon as the season marches towards its finale. 2021 NASCAR Cup Championships Winners odds were last updated onNovember 9, 2020:
It's a long season, and anything can happen, but here are the best free NASCAR picks of the drivers most likely to emerge as the 2020 Champion!
Kyle Busch (6.00)
Busch remains the favourite to win the title, and it's tough to bet against one of the most consistent drivers of his generation. Busch is the current defending champion, as well as the winner of the 2015 Cup and finished third in 2016 and a runner-up in 2017. He also finished fourth in 2018. Regardless of where he finishes, you can bank he will be among the contenders as the season draws to a close.
Brad Keselowski (13.00)
The 2012 champion has had a rough time getting back to the top. Between crashes, injuries, and all sorts of controversy, Keselowski remains at least a top-10 contender. He's gone up the standings thanks to a strong showing so far where he has compiled some wins and top-five finishes.
Joey Logano (10.00)
Logano is behind just Busch in points and is constantly finishing in the top five. History may be against him repeating, but he should be the second-favourite behind Busch, and at this price, you can go with worse choices.
Martin Truex Jr. (6.00)
Truex broke out in a big way in 2017, where he became both the Cup Series champion and regular-season champion along with capturing the 2018 ESPY Award for Best Driver. He's still worth backing as he is now part of the top Joe Gibbs Racing team.
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2020 NASCAR will get underway in February.We compiled the schedule for the 2020 NASCAR Championship below, take a look
NASCAR Playoff Series Schedule
2020 Dates
Daytona 500
February 16
Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube
February 23
Auto Club 400
March 1
FanSheild 500
March 8
O'Reilly Auto Parts 500
Postponed
Toyota Owners 400
Postponed
Gander RV 400
Postponed
Coca-Cola 600
May 16
Kansas 400
May 24
FireKeepers Casino 400
May 31
Food City 500
May 31
Toyota/Save Mart 350
June 7
Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500
June 7
Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500
June 10
Camping World 400
June 14
Dixie Vodka 400
Jun 14
GEICO 500
June 21
Kids Free 325
June 27
Worry-Free Weather Guarantee 350
June 28
Big Machine Vodka 400
July 5
Quaker State 400
July 11
Foxwoods Resort Casino 301
July 19
Consumers Energy 400
August 9
Go Bowling at The Glen
August 16
Drydene 400
August 23
Coke Zero 400
August 29
Playoff Round of 16
Southern 500
September 6
Federated Auto Parts 400
September 12
Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race
September 19
Playoff Round of 12
South Point 400
September 27
Alabama 500
October 4
Bank of America Roval 400
October 11
Playoff Round of 8
Hollywood Casino 400
October 18
Texas 500
October 25
TBA
November 1
Playoff Round of 4
TBA
November 8
Once the regular season circuit ends - Bet on fantastic playoff race action!
Nascar Daytona Odds
Opening the Championship chase, the Daytona 500 wrapped up on February 17, 2019, and was won by Denny Hamlin. Hamlin was +1100 in NASCAR odds to win Daytona 500. Co-favourites Joey Logano (+800) and Brad Keselowski (+800) finished 4th and 12th respectively in this world-famous race. Here are the winners from every 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Championship race.
Teams and Drivers 2020
2020 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series features 15 Teams and 32 Drivers racing in cars from Ford, Chevrolet and Toyota. Joey Logano, one of three pilots on Team Penske, enters the series as the defending NASCAR Champion:
Car Number & Drivers
2020 Team
00 - Landon Cassill
StarCom Racing
1 - Kurt Busch
Chip Ganassi Racing
2 - Brad Keselowski
Team Penske
3 - Austin Dillon
Richard Childress Racing
4 - Kevin Harvick
Stewart-Haas Racing
6 - Ryan Newman
Roush Fenway Racing
8 - Daniel Hemric
Richard Childress Racing
9 - Chase Elliott
Hendrick Motorsports
10 - Aric Almirola
Stewart-Haas Racing
11 - Denny Hamlin
Joe Gibbs Racing
12 - Ryan Blaney
Team Pensky
13 - Ty Dillon
Germain Racing
14 - Clint Bowyer
Stewart-Haas Racing
17 - Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Roush Fenway Racing
18 - Kyle Busch
Joe Gibbs Racing
19 - Martin Truex Jr.
Joe Gibbs Racing
20 - Erik Jones
Joe Gibbs Racing
21 - Paul Manard
Wood Brothers Racing
22 - Joey Logano
Team Penske
24 - William Byron
Hendrick Motorsports
32 - Corey Lajoie
Go FAS Racing
34 - Michael McDowell
Front Row Motorsports
36 - Matt Tiffr
Front Row Motorsports
37 - Chris Buescher
JTG Daugherty Racing
38 - David Ragan
Front Row Motorsports
41 - Daniel Suarez
Stewart-Hass Racing
42 - Kyle Larson
Chip Ganassi Racing
43 - Bubba Wallace
Richard Petty Motorsports
47 - Ryan Preece
JTG Daugherty Racing
48 - Jimmie Johnson
Hendrick Motorsports
88 - Alex Bowman
Hendrick Motorsports
95 - Matt DiBenedetto
Leavine Family Racing
How to Read NASCAR Odds for Each Race
While each NASCAR Grand Prix is different, the NASCAR Vegas odds don't change too often. We will see different odds, but the formats stay the same, like any other motorsports odds. This is how to read Nascar odds:
Nascar Moneyline Odds
The moneyline is when you bet who wins, straight-up. The odds are translated from each driver's probability of winning. They usually manifest in three different formats:
American:
This is the standard moneyline format. These odds appear as either a minus number like "-130" (favourites) or a plus number like "+110" (underdogs). The numbers are based on a $100 wager.
In the case of a minus number, it shows how much you bet to win $100 while a plus number shows how much you win when you bet $100.
To calculate your potential winnings, use this formula:
Plus numbers:
Decimal Odds (European):
Fractional Odds (British):
Wager / Odds x 100
e.g. -300 favourite to win and you bet $500.00
500 / 300 x 100 = $166.67 (your potential winnings)
(Wager x Odds) / 100
e.g. A +110 underdog to win and you bet $200.00
(200 x 110) / 100 = $220.00 (your potential winnings)
This is the popular format in Canada and unlike moneyline odds, these odds are more straightforward and it is easier to calculate the return on a bet.
To calculate your potential winnings, use this formula:
(Wager x Odds) - Wager
e.g. If the driver is 2.25 to win and you bet $150.00
(150 x 2.25) = 337.50 - 150.00 = $187.50 (your potential winnings minus wager)
Decimal odds account for your total winnings including your wager (which is returned after each successful bet).
NASCAR 2020 results
Darlington 400
We were in South Carolina for the latest installment of NASCAR, and the first one to occur after the lockdown. The race was exhilarating from start to finish, but it was the Championship favourite Kevin Harvick who raised the checkered flag.
— Stewart-Haas Racing (@StewartHaasRcng) May 17, 2020
Daytona 500
The Daytona 500 was won by Denny Hamlin in the second-closest margin in Daytona history, just edging out Blaney. The win marked the first consecutive winner in the history of this track since Sterling Marlin in the 1994/95 season.
All-Time NASCAR ChampionsIn 70 years, NASCAR has featured countless races and hundreds of champions. But of all competitions, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) better known as the "Cup Series" is the most prestigious.
Missed, and still held in high esteem, late-great Dale Earnhardt, (pictured) was one of the most successful drivers in NASCAR history. The "Intimidator" piled up 76 Cup Series wins - plus seven overall Championships during his career.
