What scared, lazy or crappy book did that? It wasn't just because they were waiting to post them after qualifying possibly?
- As far as Top 3 or winners with a bit longer odds I did like Johnson +800 and Kurt Busch +1600 before qualifying. Their price did drop after the qualifying result.
- Truex +450 to win has finished in the Top 3 the last 4 years. That was with his old crew chief though. Not sure how big the difference will be.
- Also like Keselowski +900
- A longer shot Jones +2200
- And a large long shot Almirola +8000
Being the only race more than 600 miles is a considerable difference and crazier things can occur.
Good luck DJ81
Yeah, I thought qualifying went at 3:00 not 2:00. I played it before Johnson qualified 2nd. I looked at 2 of my books and they are at -140 and -145 now.
-167 is steep. I hate to ever go over -150 in any sport and I rarely do that. I obviously think wins but anything can happen, especially in racing. You never know when Stenhouse may wreck half the field.
Good luck Mo. I am looking over the new odds now so I may have another play or two.
That's top 5 at -139 sorry
Unbelievable. Winning cars used to fail inspection and simply have points taken away, pay a fine and perhaps a crew chief suspension. Now it costs me a nice chunk of change. For those who had Jimmie Johnson in any match-up and or any Top 3,5 or 10 finish:
NASCAR officials disqualified the Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 Chevrolet after post-race inspection at Charlotte Motor Speedway, striking Jimmie Johnson from a second-place finish in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600.
Cup Series director Jay Fabian said that the No. 48 car’s rear alignment failed in the Optical Scanning Station (OSS) portion of technical inspection after Sunday’s race. Johnson and the team were relegated to a last-place finish in the 40-car field.
All other drivers who took the checkered flag behind Johnson were moved up one position in the finishing order. Johnson also forfeits the 11 stage points he had earned in Sunday’s event.
No. 48 crew chief Cliff Daniels speculated early Monday morning when the penalty was announced that something may have broken on the car and that the team would investigate.
NASCAR officials disqualified the Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 Chevrolet after post-race inspection at Charlotte Motor Speedway, striking Jimmie Johnson from a second-place finish in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600.
Cup Series director Jay Fabian said that the No. 48 car’s rear alignment failed in the Optical Scanning Station (OSS) portion of technical inspection after Sunday’s race. Johnson and the team were relegated to a last-place finish in the 40-car field.
All other drivers who took the checkered flag behind Johnson were moved up one position in the finishing order. Johnson also forfeits the 11 stage points he had earned in Sunday’s event.
No. 48 crew chief Cliff Daniels speculated early Monday morning when the penalty was announced that something may have broken on the car and that the team would investigate.
