NASCAR betting odds for drivers to win the New Hampshire 301

NASCAR heads north this week to Loudon New Hampshire. As the cutoff looms nearer, just the race into the Chase is warming up. That is just one reason this week’s stop at New Hampshire is significant; another reason is that the 1 mile flat oval New Hampshire Motor Speedway is also one of the paths that will host among the final ten races at Chase at the autumn.
The rates are here provided the flatness of the turns. But most drivers like racing at New Hampshire.
“There is nothing fancy about it,” Tony Stewart said this week. “It’s just an enjoyable track. It just seems like it has always been an enjoyable driver’s track. Your car must work well there but, when you get to rushing guys, you are attempting to out-brake them, trying to have your car to turn and you fight for forward bite. It has only got a little bit of everything the motorists search for to have a fantastic race.”
Here are my favorites for Sunday race of this year for your gambling or fantasy racing leagues. Driver Ratings are accumulated from 2005-2016 races (22 total) among active drivers at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The Driver Rating is a number based on a formula developed by NASCAR which unites”loop data” components like average running position, average speed under green, number of fastest laps, and other stats. There is a maximum of 150 points that a driver can make for every race. The odds are current as of Wednesday.
Tony Stewart (60-1) is not the odds makers favorite, but he’s mine this week. No Stewart has not won since 2011, but in 2011 he was not confronting his final season in Cup racing. He’s tied with three drivers for the most wins among active drivers in this course with three complete. He has the maximum driver evaluation in the field 103.4, a triumph this year , along with the motivation to finish his long Cup career on top. We forecast Stewart is going to be the driver to beat Sunday and could give someone a large money.
Kyle Busch (5-1) is the defending winner of the race. That triumph last July was during his incredible run to his first Sprint Cup title. He has the seventh greatest driver evaluation in the field, 95.6 and is looking for a rally following a couple of weeks, He might only get that Sunday.
Jimmie Johnson (8-1) is also searching for a rebound. The six-time champion is among those drivers tied together with the most wins three. His last one came in 2010, but he maintains the third greatest driver evaluation from the area 101.1. His past two visits here weren’t all that spectacular, he finished 22nd in this race last year, and came home fifth in the autumn. If Johnson and his staff can come across some of the old magic they once had here, he could turn his season around Sunday.
Brad Keselowski (6-1) was on a tear in the last two weeks becoming the first driver to score successive wins. He has won , has the fourth greatest driver rating from the area 99.5, also was second in this race last year. It would not be any surprise to see Keselowski make it three wins in a row following Sunday.

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