NASCAR Cup Series
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Updated Nov. 2, 9:15 AM ET - Consensus Odds Provided by VI - Subject to Change
How To Bet Auto Racing FuturesThe “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.
On Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020, NASCAR will head to Phoenix Speedway in Phoenix, Arizona. The Season Finale 500 is expected to drop the green flag at 3:00 p.m. ET and NBC will provide national television coverage. There are plenty of contenders expected to be in the hunt for Sunday's race.
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.
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.
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.
To learn more about betting on NASCAR and other auto races, check out our auto racing betting tutorial.