NEWSLETTER
The neon lights of Nashville shine bright as NASCAR‘s Cup Series revs up for the high-octane Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. With three exciting races already under Nashville’s belt, the Ally 400 odds promise another close battle for checkered flag glory. But who will take center stage this Sunday? The odds offer some clues, with familiar names like Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin leading the pack. Can a past champion reclaim their Nashville dominance, or will a surprise contender steal the show? Let’s dive into the early Ally 400 odds and try to find some pre-practice value.
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Ally 400 Odds
The early Ally 400 odds showcase a familiar battle at the top. Kyle Larson, the 2021 Nashville champion, sits comfortably as the favorite with odds of +400. His past success combined with strong performances this season makes him a driver to watch. Denny Hamlin, who also sits at 3 wins in 2024 and has good runs at Nashville follows closely at +550.
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However, the unique 1.33-mile concrete oval throws some intrigue into the mix. Drivers like last season’s winner in Nashville Ross Chastain (+750) and the hottest name in the sport Christopher Bell (+750) could pose a serious threat to victory lane. With seven to nine drivers having early Ally 400 odds of 10–1 or shorter, this year’s race promises another exciting battle for the checkered flag. See the entire Ally 400 odds board from DraftKings Sportsbook below.
| Driver | Odds to Win |
|---|---|
| Kyle Larson | +400 |
| Denny Hamlin | +550 |
| Ross Chastain | +750 |
| Martin Truex Jr. | +750 |
| Christopher Bell | +750 |
| Chase Elliott | +800 |
| William Byron | +1000 |
| Tyler Reddick | +1100 |
| Ryan Blaney | +1100 |
| Joey Logano | +1800 |
| Ty Gibbs | +2500 |
| Chris Buescher | +2500 |
| Brad Keselowski | +2500 |
| Kyle Busch | +3000 |
| Alex Bowman | +3500 |
| Bubba Wallace | +4000 |
| Josh Berry | +4500 |
| Corey Heim | +6500 |
| Noah Gragson | +8000 |
| Daniel Suarez | +8000 |
| Chase Briscoe | +8000 |
| Michael McDowell | +10000 |
| Austin Cindric | +10000 |
| Erik Jones | +20000 |
| A.J. Allmendinger | +20000 |
| Todd Gilliland | +25000 |
| Carson Hocevar | +25000 |
| Ryan Preece | +30000 |
| Ricky Stenhouse Jr. | +30000 |
| Justin Haley | +30000 |
| Corey Lajoie | +30000 |
| Austin Dillon | +30000 |
| John Hunter Nemechek | +40000 |
| Harrison Burton | +50000 |
| Zane Smith | +100000 |
| Riley Herbst | +100000 |
| Daniel Hemric | +100000 |
| Chad Finchum | +100000 |
Early Ally 400 Odds Bets
Sportsbooks have really tightened up their NASCAR markets for Nashville and at the moment, there aren’t many numbers I’m overly excited about. I do think one name I’ve avoided recently and actually faded via matchups the last couple of weeks, presents some potential value.
Ty Gibbs Top 10 +100 (Bet365)
Gibbs has garnered a ton of attention from NASCAR bettors this year and has seen his outright numbers plummet. His placement markets have also shortened a bit. But coming off by far his worst string of races this year, I think it’s time to pounce on a pre-practice top 10 at even money.
Ty has shown plenty of speed at all the comp tracks to Nashville. He’s posted 11th or better speed rankings at all five 1.5-mile tracks and finished 10th at Dover, which may be the most comparable. Ty had the 12th-best speed ranking and brought it home 14th in his first Cup Series race here last year as well.
The Toyota’s have unloaded very fast at most high-speed intermediates this season and I expect that trend to continue. This will likely result in Gibbs starting top-10 and shorter Ally 400 odds to boot. The kid is fast, can clearly drive, and a win is near. But let’s play it safe and bet this top-10 before seeing cars on track this weekend.
