The RX NASCAR Brief – June 26
NASCAR Raceday – Busch odds-on favorite at New Hampshire
There has been no hotter driver in the Sprint Cup series than Kyle Busch, and the points leader is favoredto take the checkered flag when 43 of NASCAR's best racers take to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, site of the Lenox Industrial Tools 301. Busch's teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, Denny Hamlin, is the defending champion for this event.
Busch is favored at 500 after winning at Infineon Raceway last weekend, and the No.18 driver has now won on every type of track the Sprint Cup series goes to. Busch also has past success at this track, claiming a win in 2006 and racking up a respectable 14.2 finishing average in six races at New Hampshire.
Hamlin is next at 700 , and the No.11 driver's finishing average of 6.5 in four races at New Hampshire is the best among active drivers. However, Hamlin has hit a rough patch with an average finish of 22.2 over his last five races. New Hampshire is the right spot for the young Hamlin to get back on track.
Two-time champion Jimmie Johnson joins Hamlin at 700, with a pair of wins and an average finish of 10.7 at New Hampshire, which ties him with Hendrick teammate Jeff Gordon for third among active drivers. The No.48 team has been much better since the All-Star Race, putting up three top-tens in five races and running up front.
Another two-time champion, Tony Stewart, is rated at 800, and the No.20 driver would like nothing better than a trip to Victory Lane to overshadow all the speculation about where he will drive next season. Stewart has a pair of wins at New Hampshire with an average finish 12.8, and his ten top-five finishes is tops among current drivers.
A solid darkhorse pick is Jeff Burton at 2500, and the No.31 driver has been the most consistent driver in the Sprint Cup this season as he has finished in the top-15 in every race. Also, Burton has four wins at New Hampshire, three of which came in this race (the final win was at the fall race in 2000), and a finishing average of 13.2 in 26 career starts.
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NASCAR Raceday – Busch odds-on favorite at New Hampshire
There has been no hotter driver in the Sprint Cup series than Kyle Busch, and the points leader is favoredto take the checkered flag when 43 of NASCAR's best racers take to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, site of the Lenox Industrial Tools 301. Busch's teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, Denny Hamlin, is the defending champion for this event.
Busch is favored at 500 after winning at Infineon Raceway last weekend, and the No.18 driver has now won on every type of track the Sprint Cup series goes to. Busch also has past success at this track, claiming a win in 2006 and racking up a respectable 14.2 finishing average in six races at New Hampshire.
Hamlin is next at 700 , and the No.11 driver's finishing average of 6.5 in four races at New Hampshire is the best among active drivers. However, Hamlin has hit a rough patch with an average finish of 22.2 over his last five races. New Hampshire is the right spot for the young Hamlin to get back on track.
Two-time champion Jimmie Johnson joins Hamlin at 700, with a pair of wins and an average finish of 10.7 at New Hampshire, which ties him with Hendrick teammate Jeff Gordon for third among active drivers. The No.48 team has been much better since the All-Star Race, putting up three top-tens in five races and running up front.
Another two-time champion, Tony Stewart, is rated at 800, and the No.20 driver would like nothing better than a trip to Victory Lane to overshadow all the speculation about where he will drive next season. Stewart has a pair of wins at New Hampshire with an average finish 12.8, and his ten top-five finishes is tops among current drivers.
A solid darkhorse pick is Jeff Burton at 2500, and the No.31 driver has been the most consistent driver in the Sprint Cup this season as he has finished in the top-15 in every race. Also, Burton has four wins at New Hampshire, three of which came in this race (the final win was at the fall race in 2000), and a finishing average of 13.2 in 26 career starts.
For all of your NASCAR props and odds concerning the season-long “Chase for the Sprint Cup”, visit BetOnline.com for the most entertaining experience in the sports betting industry.
