Every week the Las Vegas Hilton Superbook Articles odds on the NASCAR Sprint Cup races.

And every week that they stick with the strong favorites and do not deviate much from their amounts. Jimmie Johnson is almost always the favorite as he is this week at 7-2 odds to win. Kyle Busch and Jeff Gordon are listed at 7-1 chances to win that is also consistent from week to week. Gordon hasn’t won a race in over a year and he still is listed as second favorite every week.

Why is Gordon listed as a 2nd favourite weekly? Betting in Las Vegas is all about the General Public. The public bets Gordon every week and therefore is always listed at short odds. Kyle Busch and Jimmie Johnson’s odds are plausible but there are some legitimate driver to locate at a good price.

Kansas Price Chopper 400 Won’t Be Regular Cookie Cutter Race

The Kansas Price Chopper 400 is the third race in the NASCAR Chase and many NASCAR prognosticators are devoting the NASCAR championship to Jimmie Johnson. There are plenty of drivers in contention now and you win by Jimmie Johnson in the second week of the NASCAR Chase is going to make much of a difference.

Kansas Speedway is a unique speedway in the NASCAR Chase. The comparatively slight banking of 14 percent lends itself to unique styles and much better racing than the high banked mile and a half cookie cutter tracks featured at the NASCAR Chase. Passengers with guts and auto control will succeed on a track that allows drivers drive deep into the corners and get back to the throttle quickly.

Some Driver Odds Made Some Intriguing Moves in Kansas Price Chopper 400

Some of the interesting price changes for the Kansas Price Chopper 400 were associated with performances from last week at Dover for the Dover AAA 400. AJ Allmendinger went out of a 200-1 shot a couple of weeks back into a 30-1 to acquire this weekend. Another interesting odds move was Dale Earnhardt Jr inflating to 75-1 to acquire the Kansas Price Chopper 400. The subsequent three drivers and a single long shot are favorites to bring home the hardware in the Kansas Price Chopper 400.

Tony Stewart 12-1

Tony Stewart is the defending race winner of the Kansas Price Chopper 400 and he must have some good notes from this race from this past year. Stewart’s rear it in sprint car fashion ought to play nicely here in Kansas. The only problem about Stewart is that the weather is only going to be 60 degrees. Tony Stewart is the best bet to acquire Kansas Price Chopper 400 in 12-1.

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