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Odds to Win the 2020 Kansas 200 NASCAR Truck Series Race according to Bovada Sportsbook
Schedule for Friday, July 24th, 2020 @ 7:00 PM ET
Location: Kansas Speedway, Kansas City, Kansas

Updated on July 24, 2020

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Christian Eckes +300
Austin Hill +400
Brandon Jones +500
Brett Moffitt +900
Ross Chastain +1000
Zane Smith +850
Sheldon Creed +1200
Ben Rhodes +1600
Grant Enfinger +1600
Johnny Sauter +1800
Matt Crafton +2200
Todd Gilliland +2200
Tyler Ankrum +2400
Stewart Friesen +2500
Chase Purdy +4000
Tanner Gray +4000
Derek Kraus +5000
Raphael Lessard +6600
Ty Majeseki +10000
Austin Wayne Self +32500
Brennan Poole +32500
Tate Fogleman +100000
Spencer Davis +100000
Codie Rohrbaugh +250000
Cory Roper +250000
Jordan Anderson +250000
Spencer Boyd +250000
Timmy Hill +250000
Natalie Decker +300000
Robby Lyons +300000
Kevin Donahue +350000
Bryan Dauzat +350000
Clay Greenfield +350000
Dawson Cram +350000
Jennifer Jo Cobb +350000
Korbin Forrister +350000
Norm Benning +350000
Ray Ciccarelli +350000
Tim Viens +350000

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Brandon Jones -150
Brett Moffitt +115

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Matt Crafton -125
Todd Gilliland -105

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Derek Kraus -125
Raphael Lessard -105

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Stewart Friesen +130
Tyler Ankrum -170

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Chase Purdy +105
Tanner Gray -135

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Grant Enfinger -115
Johnny Sauter -115

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Sheldon Creed -105
Zane Smith -125

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Austin Hill -105
Christian Eckes -125

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Brandon Jones -145
Zane Smith +110

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Brett Moffitt -120
Ross Chastain -110

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Johnny Sauter +115
Sheldon Creed -150

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Ben Rhodes -110
Grant Enfinger -120

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Matt Crafton -120
Tyler Ankrum -110

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Stewart Friesen -105
Todd Gilliland -125

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Austin Hill -120
Brandon Jones -110

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Brandon Jones +105
Christian Eckes -135

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Brett Moffitt -105
Zane Smith -125

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Brett Moffitt -145
Sheldon Creed +110

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Ross Chastain +105
Zane Smith -135

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Ross Chastain -125
Sheldon Creed -105

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Ben Rhodes EVEN
Johnny Sauter -130

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Ben Rhodes -130
Todd Gilliland EVEN

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Matt Crafton -125
Todd Gilliland -105

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Matt Crafton -125
Stewart Friesen -105

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Race - Driver H2H
Derek Kraus -110
Tanner Gray -120

Kansas 200 @ Kansas Speedway
Top 3 Finish
Christian Eckes -115
Austin Hill EVEN
Brandon Jones +150
Brett Moffitt +200
Ross Chastain +225
Zane Smith +250
Sheldon Creed +300
Johnny Sauter +400
Grant Enfinger +450
Ben Rhodes +500
Matt Crafton +500
Stewart Friesen +550
Todd Gilliland +600
Tyler Ankrum +600
Chase Purdy +1000
Tanner Gray +1000
Raphael Lessard +1200
Derek Kraus +1200
Ty Majeseki +2000
Austin Wayne Self +9000
Brennan Poole +10000
Spencer Davis +30000
Tate Fogleman +30000
Codie Rohrbaugh +75000
Cory Roper +75000
Jordan Anderson +75000
Spencer Boyd +75000
Timmy Hill +75000
Bryan Dauzat +100000
Clay Greenfield +100000
Dawson Cram +100000
Jennifer Jo Cobb +100000
Kevin Donahue +100000
Korbin Forrister +100000
Natalie Decker +100000
Norm Benning +100000
Ray Ciccarelli +100000
Robby Lyons +100000
Tim Viens +100000

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Odds to Win the 2020 Kansas 200 NASCAR Truck Series Race according to BetOnline Sportsbook
Schedule for Friday, July 24th, 2020 @ 7:00 PM ET
Location: Kansas Speedway, Kansas City, Kansas

Updated on July 22, 2020

NASCAR Trucks
Odds to Win Trucks Kansas Speedway 200
Christian Eckes +350
Austin Hill +400
Brett Moffitt +900
Ross Chastain +1000
Zane Smith +1000
Sheldon Creed +1400
Ben Rhodes +1800
Grant Enfinger +1800
Johnny Sauter +1800
Matt Crafton +2200
Todd Gilliland +2200
Tyler Ankrum +2200
Stewart Friesen +2500
Chase Purdy +4000
Tanner Gray +4000
Derek Kraus +5000
Raphael Lessard +6600
Ty Majeski +10000
Austin Wayne Self +15000
Brennan Poole +15000
Spencer Davis +25000
Tate Fogleman +25000
Cory Roper +30000
Jordan Anderson +30000
Spencer Boyd +30000
Timmy Hill +30000
Codie Rohrbaugh +50000
Natalie Decker +50000
Robby Lyons +50000
Bryant Dauzat +100000
Clay Greenfield +100000
Dawson Cram +100000
Jennifer Jo Cobb +100000
Kevin Donahue +100000
Korbin Forrister +100000
Norm Benning +100000
Ray Ciccarelli +100000
Tim Viens +100000

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October 14
by Micah Roberts
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NASCAR Cup Series
Hollywood Casino 400
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Race:Hollywood Casino 400
Date: Sunday, October 18, 2020
TV-Time: NBC, 2:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Kansas Speedway
Location: Kansas City, Kansas

Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway will be the 10th of 11 races on 1.5-mile tracks and 19th of 20 races using the race package with engines producing 550 horsepower.

This will be the first of three races in the Round 8 and Kevin Harvick comes in as the No. 1 seed and Denny Hamlin comes in as No. 2.

NASCAR Cup Playoff Odds

Kevin Harvick +175
Denny Hamlin +230
Brad Keselowski +650
Chase Elliott +750
Martin Truex Jr. +1000
Joey Logano +1200
Alex Bowman +3200
Kurt Busch +3200

Those two drivers have combined to win 11 of the 18 races using this week’s race package which is why they’re the favorites to win this week. William Hill sportsbooks think Harvick is the overwhelming 5/2 favorite (Bet $100 to win $250) with Hamlin at 4/1 while the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook posted both as 7/2 co-favorites.

I like the SuperBook’s number better, but I would go a step further and say Hamlin deserves to be the lone favorite because of his current form in his last two races on 1.5s.

He led the most laps at Kansas (57), winning his second straight race there and third overall, and Las Vegas (121) where he finished third after a strange turn of events with a caution while leading that made him restart in the back of the lead lap with 22 laps to go.

NASCAR Cup Odds
Hollywood Casino 400 Odds
Sunday, October 18, 2020

Denny Hamlin +400
Kevin Harvick +450
Chase Elliott +500
Martin Truex Jr. +600
Brad Keselowski +800
Ryan Blaney +1400
Kyle Busch +1400
Joey Logano +1400
(Odds Subject to Change)

NASCAR Cup Series
Handicapping Kansas

Two-Horse Race?

Harvick has only one of nine wins this season on a 1.5 (Atlanta, July 7) while Hamlin has two (Homestead, June 14, Kansas, July 23). I fully expect Hamlin to come in with another great car this week, or maybe even the same one. Three-peat at Kansas?

“Our mentality is the same— win and win now,” Hamlin said. “We’ve had success in the last two races at Kansas, and we’ll look to keep that going. I know my team is going to put a fast car on the track and then it’s up to me to get it across the finish line.”

Hamlin has top-fives in four of his last six Kansas starts and eight in 24 starts overall there. And only he and Martin Truex Jr. have had top-fives in each of the last two races on 1.5s.

Now when I suggest that Hamlin should be the favorite it’s not to be any swipe at Kevin Harvick because he owns a few of the track records. He’s tied for the lead with wins (3) and has the most laps led (864). He’s also tied for the most top-fives (9) among active drivers.

“It’s a racetrack where I’ve won a couple races and, for whatever reason, it just kind of fits my style and what we do with the cars,” Harvick said. “We’ve had a lot of good racecars there to capitalize on the good characteristics that fall into my driving style and we’ve been able to have some good results with it.”

Harvick also is tied for the track record with three runner-ups and has led laps in 12 of his last 14 starts. All three of his wins and runner-ups have come within those last 14 races, the last 13 of which have been with Stewart-Haas Racing. His worst finish since being with SHR is 16th in 2015. He was fourth in the July Kansas race.

Kevin Harvick and the No. 4 team have had plenty of success at Kansas Speedway. (AP)

Other Big Names to Watch

Martin Truex Jr. was third in the last Kansas race after leading 44 laps and tied Harvick and Jimmie Johnson as active leaders with nine top-fives. He’s a two-time winner and also has led 803 laps over his 24 Cup starts. The 1.5-mile tracks have been his prime territory and his history at Kansas has inflated his price a little too high at most books that have him in the 4/1 range.

The reality is that his 2020 hasn’t seen any wins on 1.5s, nor has he won on any of the 18 tracks using this week’s race package. His lone win this season came at Martinsville in the 750 hp package.

Brad Keselowski is a two-time winner at Kansas and was runner-up there in July after leading 30 laps. He won using the 550 hp package at Charlotte in May shortly after NASCAR rebooted the season. He was also runner-up at Michigan in August using it. But the sportsbooks have him in the 7/1 range. I like him but, I can’t do much with those odds.

With Harvick, Hamlin, and Truex having such short prices, we should be able to get everyone else at double-digit odds but to stay within their desired theoretic hold percentage of around 23% they’ve offered 10 drivers that have no shot of winning at 5,000/1.

Finding Value at Kansas

But I do have a couple of drivers I found attractive at odds I can’t complain about, one of them is surprisingly still in the Playoffs and one of them is looking for a 2021 ride.

I’ll start with Alex Bowman because he’s led laps in the last two races on 1.5s finishing fifth at Las Vegas and eighth at Kansas. He was also sixth at Darlington (Sept. 6) and led a lap. His season started so great with a Fontana win and runner-up at Darlington using this week’s race package but didn’t have another top-five using it until Las Vegas. His crew chief Greg Ives has had this race circled for some time.

“I feel like we are going to have a great car in Kansas,” Ives said. “It is one of those tracks that we have had marked on our board, like ‘Hey, this is another place we can win at.’ We have the car capable to do that and we have the team capable of doing that. There are a lot of factors to consider but we are going to go out there with a fast Chevrolet and try to get that win. We have to take advantage of our strengths and we feel that Kansas is one of our strongest tracks when looking at the next three tracks. We have to be aggressive to the point of succeeding, but not over-aggressive.”

William Hill sportsbooks are offering 22/1 for him to win and I do see some value in it because of the upward progression after a poor summer. Bowman gets the automatic bid to be in the Championship 4 at Phoenix with a win.

Long Shot Look

My favorite bet this week is on Erik Jones at 50/1 odds (William Hill). First off, I like the kid, but let’s face it, he blew a golden opportunity to impress Joe Gibbs by not competing better earlier in the season. But Jones has figured he might as well use the great equipment to help find a 2021 ride and he’s been bringing it strong weekly for the last six weeks: fourth at Darlington, 22nd at Richmond, third at Bristol, eighth at Las Vegas, runner-up at Talladega, and third on the Roval.

It’s probably the most versatile stretch of six races you’ll see and he crushed it. I would certainly hire him with that resume if I needed a driver.