2023 Ally 400 NASCAR Cup Series Odds, Time, and Prediction
The first of the 10 remaining races of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series regular season is on the program on June 25 at Nashville Superspeedway. This is going to be only the third edition of the Ally 400 race, with the first two being won by Hendrick Motorsports drivers, Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott. These
The first of the 10 remaining races of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series regular season is on the program on June 25 at Nashville Superspeedway. This is going to be only the third edition of the Ally 400 race, with the first two being won by Hendrick Motorsports drivers, Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott.
These two are among only seven drivers with the Ally 400 odds shorter than +1000, suggesting that each of them stands a good chance of winning on Sunday. But what do we think? Keep reading to find out!
Moneyline
Odds
Kyle Larson
+550
Martin Truex Jr.
+750
Kyle Busch
+750
William Byron
+850
Chase Elliott
+850
Denny Hamlin
+850
Ryan Blaney
+900
Ross Chastain
+1100
Christopher Bell
+1300
Tyler Reddick
+1600
Joey Logano
+1700
Kevin Harvick
+1800
Bubba Wallace
+2200
*Odds taken from FanDuel on Wednesday, June 21, 2023.
When, Where, and How to Watch?
Place: Nashville Superspeedway, Tennessee
Date: Sunday, June 25, 2023
Time: 7:00 PM
How to Watch: FOX
Analyzing the Odds of Top 2023 Ally 400 Favorite Kyle Larson
Kyle Larson is the man who won the inaugural Ally 400 two years ago, which is one of the reasons why he’s the No. 1 favorite to win the 2023 Nashville Superspeedway race.
Another reason why he’s got the shortest Ally 400 betting odds is that he’s motivated to do better. Even though he’s sitting in 10th place, with the Noco 400 in April being the last time he won the race (or finished on the podium).
Still, there’s something you should know about Kyle Larson – he’s loved by bookies, but this love is often unjustified. The thing is that he was the betting favorite in last year’s Ally 400 race as well but ended up finishing in 4th place.
Further, he was the favorite to win the previous NASCAR race – the Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway – but he finished 8th. He was the top favorite to win the first race of June as well, but he finished in 30th place in the Illinois 300 race.
Other Contenders to Pay Attention to at Ally 400
Martin Truex Jr. is sitting top of the NASCAR Drivers’ Championship right now with 525 points. He’s coming off a win at Sonoma, which was his second win of the season, as well as the fourth time he ended up on the podium.
Knowing all this, it’s no surprise he’s one of the drivers with 2023 Ally 400 odds coming in the form of a three-figure number. In addition to him and the No. 1 favorite Larson, there are another five drivers with odds of under +1000. Those are, namely, William Byron, Kyle Busch, Christopher Bell, Ryan Blaney, and Chase Elliott.
Of these five, Busch looks like the best bet, mainly because his form has improved a lot lately – he finished on the podium in both of the races run this month.
Which Ally 400 Underdog Can Shine at Nashville Superspeedway?
So far, there have been 16 races of the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series, with 10 different drivers winning at least one race. There are a couple of elite drivers who are still without a triumph in the 2023 season. Among those are Ross Chastain and Kevin Harvick, who are currently occupying 3rd and 4th place in the Drivers’ Championship, respectively.
Each of them has 2023 Ally 400 odds of under +2000, suggesting that bookies think of them as dark horses for the June 25 race. These two are in decent form in 2023, with a huge motivation to win at least one race before the end of the regular season.
Plus, they both have some nice memories from the Nashville Superspeedway. Ross Chastain finished 5th last season, while in the inaugural Ally 400 race, he was second. Kevin Harvick wasn’t as great, but he did finish in the top 10 each time.
2023 Ally 400 Predictions
Even though odds favor Kyle Larson, we think that Martin Truex Jr. should be the No. 1 favorite to win the 2023 Ally 400. It’s just that he’s probably the best driver (with the best car) right now. And if a surprise is going to happen, we think Ross Chastain might be the one behind it. He’s got everything necessary to get a respectable finish on Sunday.
Picks: Martin Truex Jr. to win; Ross Chastain to finish in the top 3