- Kyle Larson is tied for the shortest odds to win the EchoPark Automotive 400 with +450 odds.
- William Byron is the number one NASCAR driver going into the race.
- Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick each have +1000 or more odds to win the race.
DOVER, Del. – The NASCAR Cup Series continues this weekend at the Dover Motor Speedway for the AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400 and the fourth and final round until the championship round next week.
Now that we’re beyond road race style races over the last two weeks, Shane Van Gisbergen is no longer sitting at the top of online sportsbooks to win the race. Instead, it’s Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin sitting with the shortest odds to win. However, there is reason to believe that more value could be found elsewhere down the odds board.
2025 AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400 Odds
- Denny Hamlin +450
- Kyle Larson +450
- Ryan Blaney +700
- William Byron +700
- Chase Elliott +1000
- Ross Chastain +1400
- Tyler Reddick +1400
- Christopher Bell +1800
- Alex Bowman +2000
- Chase Briscoe +2000
Elliott, Reddick Offer Tremendous Value
While many are quick to run to William Byron’s odds to win as the number one ranked driver or Kyle Larson who is sitting with the shortest odds and the third ranked driver, bettors should proceed with caution here as they are both sliding. Instead, bettors could get great value on both Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick who are both trending in the right direction.
Starting with why to fade Larson and Byron, Larson has finished outside of the top-5 in his last five races and outside of the top-10 in four of those. It isn’t like he hasn’t had decent starting position either as he’s started 11th, 14th, and 11th in his last three and finished in 17, 13, and 35 respectively. Byron is in a similar situation with no top-5 finished in his last five and three finishes of 25 or worse in three of his last four.
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Now for Elliott and Reddick, they are trending in completely different directions than Byron and Larson. Elliott, in his last five, has finished in the top-5 four times including three top-3 wins and a win just three weeks ago. He’s also the second ranked driver in NASCAR going into the week.
As for Reddick, he’s climbed one spot in the rankings going from five to four with his recent success in his last three races. He finished fourth, third, and sixth in his last three races and each are better than his starting positions.
Both Elliott and Reddick’s NASCAR odds are +1000 or higher and offer $1,000 or more in profit on just a $100 wager.
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