NASCAR betting odds for drivers to win the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway
Therefore it comes down to this. The final race of the long NASCAR season. Following 35 points spending races, the final 4 drivers who will race to the championship Sunday happen to be decided.
Since the removal format to pick a winner was released two years back the winner has even won the race. Odds are then that the winner of this race Sunday will even wear the Cup crown. Others could win, but three of the previous five race winners dating back to Tony Stewart at 2011, have also won the name, so don’t be surprised if the motorist celebrating a race triumph in victory lane Sunday, can also be celebrating his championship.
Here is how it shakes out among the four finalists for Sunday’s 36th race of the year for your gambling or fantasy racing leagues. Driver Ratings are accumulated from 2005-2016 races (23 total) among active drivers at Phoenix. The Driver Rating is a number based on a formula developed by NASCAR which unites”loop data” elements such as average running posture, average speed under green, variety of workouts, and other stats. There’s a maximum of 150 points that a driver can make for each race. The chances are present as of Wednesday.
1. Carl Edwards (7-1). Edwards has just two wins here and the highest driver evaluation one of the 4, 109.4. The only driver among the Championship 4 with multiple wins at Homestead, Edwards still has memories of losing the race, and the title, to Tony Stewart at 2011. Section of the Joe Gibbs Racing team, Edwards will be looking for salvation Sunday, and he may just get it.
2. Jimmie Johnson (7-2). Homestead is one of the few tracks in NASCAR which Johnson hasn’t won at. He runs well here and gets the 2nd highest driver rating of this 4, 96.7. Johnson will want to make history Sunday with a seventh title. If he brings his”A” game and may avoid some of the miscues that the team has suffered this year occasionally, Johnson could just pull it off.
3. Kyle Busch (5-1). Busch is seeking to defend his title, earned by a win at Homestead this past year. He has the third greatest driver evaluation, 95.5. However he hardly left the Championship 4, and has struggled at times. However, with one final race and a chance to bring another name, and Joe Gibbs rebounds Busch could be able to add another win, and yet another title.
4. Joey Logano (7-1). Logano is perhaps the underdog among the Championship 4. He’s never won at Homestead, has the lowest motorist rating one of the field, 83.5. However, Logano finished fourth here last year and led the 2nd most laps in the race,” 72. Logano has been surprising at times this year and he could certainly be a surprise Sunday by winning his first Cup title.
OTHERS: There will be a total of 36 other drivers trying to win Sunday. Chief among them, Matt Kenseth (12-1). Kenseth has the second greatest driver evaluation one of the field, 108.4, also won here in 2007. Coming off a disappointing finish at Phoenix last week, Kenseth will be looking to make a powerful statement. Kevin Harvick (6-1) was also disappointed a week as he failed to make the cut for the first time since the removal format began. He won the race, and the name in 2014, has the fifth best driver evaluation, 104.3, and may add another win for his Homestead restart Sunday.
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway will be conducted on Sunday, November 20. Live coverage is going to be on NBC beginning at 2:00 p.m. ET using all the green flag coming just after 2:30 p.m. ET.
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