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March 25th, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Auto Club 400!

NASCAR Preview: Auto Club 400
Date: Sunday, March 25th, 2:30 (ET)
Location: Auto Club Speedway, Fontana, CA
Television Coverage: FOX

Denny Hamlin (6 to 1 Odds To Win Auto Club 400 at 5Dimes): We’ve got a heck of a lot of hope here for Hamlin, who is going to be sitting on the pole for the Auto Club 400. He is a man that can take over on the track, and he has had some great runs this year as well. Hamlin has the ability to dominate, and his qualifying speed and practice times have really looked a heck of a lot better than a lot of other cars out there. He doesn’t have the same type of strong pedigree here at Fontana as say, a Jimmie Johnson or some of the other historically top drivers in the field, but Hamlin can win and win anywhere that he is running, and this might be the perfect spot for him to get to Victory Lane off of the pole position on Sunday.

Jeff Gordon (12 to 1 Odds To Win Auto Club 400 at 5Dimes): We know that it is Johnson that has had all of the luck here at Auto Club Speedway, but Hendrick Motorsports typically runs quite well on this track. Gordon does have some wins here in Fontana, including in the inaugural race on this track in 1997. The Rainbow Warrior has struggled this year and is down in a whopping 23rd place in the Sprint Cup standings, but in the end, we know that he is going to do a heck of a lot better than just one Top 10 finish and nothing in the Top 5 as he has in the first four races of the year. This could be the day that Gordon gets back to his winning ways.

Matt Kenseth (12 to 1 Odds To Win Auto Club 400 at 5Dimes): There is absolutely no reason to think that Kenseth can’t take the checkered flag in this race. He has three wins in the last five races on this track, and his history is as rich as any other in Fontana. We know that he is only starting in 15th position, but we have seen him run well on this track in spite of some poor starting positions. Kenseth has averaged starting in 20th place in his 19 races on this track, but in the end, he has 13 Top 10 finishes and an average finish of just worse than 9th place.

Brad Keselowski (18 to 1 Odds To Win Auto Club 400 at 5Dimes): The Jet Ski really caught fire towards the end of last year’s regular season, and we are wondering if he isn’t going to be able to do the same type of thing now that he is coming off of one of his best races in his career. The No. 2 was running right through seemingly all of the top contenders at Bristol last week, and though this is a significantly different type of racetrack, it didn’t seem to matter last year once Keselowski got on fire. That could be the case now as well.

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March 17th, 2012 By Andrew Ryan
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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Food City 500!

NASCAR Preview: Food City 500
Date: Sunday, March 18th, 1:00 (ET)
Location: Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, TN
Television Coverage: FOX

Kyle Busch (5.50 to 1 Odds To Win Food City 500 at 5Dimes): There is no doubt that Busch is the man that is favored to win here at Bristol, as he has had a great career on this track and on the short tracks in general. He has eight wins in 42 races in his career on short tracks, and he is far better on these types of tracks than the rest of the tracks in the NASCAR circuit. Here at Bristol, matters are even better for Busch, as he has five wins and 10 Top 10 finishes in 14 races, and he has an average finishing position of 9.1. That’s about as good as it gets in the big leagues of NASCAR, and that is going to make Busch a force to be reckoned with even though he hasn’t had the greatest season in the world.

Tony Stewart (15 to 1 Odds To Win Food City 500 at 5Dimes): Stewart didn’t have the greatest runs in the world at the Daytona 500 and the Subway Fresh Fit 500, but he made amends by running a relatively dominating race at the Kobalt Tools 400 in Sin City. Now, “Smoke” is going to be heading to Bristol, and though he hasn’t had the greatest career in the world on the short tracks, especially since starting his own team, but he is definitely a dangerous player in every single race. There is just no way that Stewart is going to be out of the discussion in any race that he is going to start, and though this is going to be a tough go on Sunday, he is always going to be in contention in all likelihood.

Greg Biffle (10 to 1 Odds To Win Food City 500 at 5Dimes): Biffle is up on the rest of the field by 10 points this year in the Sprint Cup standings, and though we are only talking about a few races, we know that this could be the microcosm to a big time change in the guard. Biffle has finished in the Top 5 in all three of his races this year, and now, he is going to open up on the pole here in Bristol. Qualifying means more on the short tracks than anywhere else, especially knowing how quickly drivers will be out of the lead lap if there aren’t all that many cautions, relatively speaking. Biffle could become the man of the hour, and this might be the day that he goes from being a bridesmaid in the Top 5 to a bride in the winner’s circle.

Jeff Gordon (9 to 1 Odds To Win Food City 500 at 5Dimes): Normally, you see us take a few big dogs, but in this race, we think that we are going to see the chalks dominate the race. Because of the inconsistency of these races at Bristol, it is a dangerous prospect to do this, but Gordon always seems to be hanging around on this track. The Rainbow Warrior has 21 Top 10 finishes in his 38 career races at Bristol Motor Speedway, and he also has five victories. That winning percentage is a heck of a good enough percentage for us to back the No. 24 at this price.

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March 3rd, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Subway Fresh Fit 500!

NASCAR Preview: Subway Fresh Fit 500
Date: Sunday, March 4th, 3:00 (ET)
Location: Phoenix International Speedway, Phoenix, AZ
Television Coverage: FOX

Mark Martin (18 to 1 Odds To Win Subway Fresh Fit 500 at 5Dimes): It seems as though every single year, Martin finds a way to win one token race, and this very well could be the race in which he gets the job done. He has qualified well, taking the pole. He has won here twice before in his 30 races, and he has an average finishing position of 9.0. There are only two other tracks in which he has finished in the Top 10 on average in his career, and only here and Watkins Glen are the two tracks in which he has finished in Top 10 in more than 60 percent of his races.

Jimmie Johnson (6 to 1 Odds To Win Subway Fresh Fit 500 at 5Dimes): Just think about this for a second. Johnson is coming off of a performance in which he finished dead last at the Daytona 500, and he is going to be coming into this race without his crew chief, who has been suspended. Yet, with all of that being said, JJ is still the favorite when push comes to shove. It is definitely an interesting proposition, but when you dig deeper, you can see why this is the case. Johnson has four wins on this track, the most of any driver on the Sprint Cup circuit, and he also has 11 Top 5 finishes to boot. We just can’t ignore the No. 48 in this one.

Kevin Harvick (8 to 1 Odds To Win Subway Fresh Fit 500 at 5Dimes): Harvick has watched his NASCAR odds quite a bit over the course of the week, and he is now one of the favorites to get the job done. He didn’t have the best week at Daytona, but he did avoid all of the problems that others had on the track. Harvick still has a lot of work to get done to be a real contender for the Sprint Cup this year, but here at Phoenix, he has a good history. The No. 29 has a pair of wins on this course in his 18 starts, and he also has eight Top 10 finishes.

Juan Pablo Montoya (20 to 1 Odds To Win Subway Fresh Fit 500 at 5Dimes): The former IRL star was on fire at Daytona last week… literally… He was the man that caused the red flag to come out for almost two hours in the Sunshine State. Montoya does have a Top 5 finish here in Phoenix in the past, and though he only has finished an average of 17th in his 10 races in this circuit, he could be one of the up and coming drivers to take a checkered flag. Don’t be shocked if Montoya does a heck of a lot better this time around.

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February 25th, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Daytona 500!

NASCAR Preview: Daytona 500
Date: Sunday, February 26th, 1:00 (ET)
Location: Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Television Coverage: FOX

Tony Stewart (9 to 1 Odds To Win Daytona 500 at 5Dimes): Tony Stewart has had himself a heck of a career. He has won a NASCAR championship both with Joe Gibbs Racing and now on his own with his own team, and he is clearly going to go down as one of the best drivers of all-time. His big bugaboo, though? He has never won the Daytona 500. “Smoke” was racing with some passion out there at the Twin 125s earlier this week, and he is sure to be on his way to a great run as long as he can stay out of trouble this weekend on the high banks of Daytona. There is no doubt in our mind that he can get the job done and get to Victory Lane to help put an exclamation point on his career.

Denny Hamlin (22 to 1 Odds To Win Daytona 500 at 5Dimes):Hamlin is starting way back in 31st place here at the 500, but that doesn’t mean that he isn’t going to be good enough to get the job done by the time the 500 miles are said and done with. In six career races, Hamlin hasn’t finished better than 17th at the Daytona 500, but he has raced a heck of a lot better at the Coca-Cola 400 in the night race at this venue. We are going to hope that Hamlin, a traditional great driver no matter the course, could come up with a big time race on Sunday afternoon to compete for his first Daytona 500 victory.

Brad Keselowski (23 to 1 Odds To Win Daytona 500 at 5Dimes): The Jet Ski made it into the Chase for the Sprint Cup last year in relatively shocking fashion, and this year, he isn’t being taken for granted. That being said, he really could be set to make some noise at Daytona this year, and if that does turn out to be the case, it would be a real shot in the arm for some of the other youngsters on the Sprint Cup that probably don’t think that they can really compete with the likes of Stewart, Carl Edwards, Kevin Harvick, etc. It’s going to be tough to get past all of those guys at Daytona International Speedway this year, but it could happen, and at 23 to 1, this is a great price on Keselowski.

Danica Patrick (100 to 1 Odds To Win Daytona 500 at 5Dimes): Oh, sure, we know that we are backing a bit of an enigma in this race, because we know that Patrick hasn’t really won much of anything in her entire career. However, she was racing well at the Twin 125s before crashing, and then she qualified on the pole for the Nationwide race. Patrick is going to be a driver that gets a ton of press this year for some obvious reasons, but after watching Bayne get the job done last year, we aren’t counting out any of these drivers, particularly ones that do have the talent and the backing that Patrick has. She could make some major history on Sunday, and there has to be at least a 1% chance that she wins the Great American Race.

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February 22nd, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Gatorade Twin 125s!

NASCAR Preview: Gatorade Twin 125s
Date: Thursday, February 23rd, 1:00 & 3:00 (ET)
Location: Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL
Television Coverage: FOX

Gatorade Twin 125s Race 1 Picks
Carl Edwards (7 to 1 Odds To Win Gatorade Twin 125s at 5Dimes): And why not? Edwards was good enough to win the Bud Shootout earlier in the week, and he is surely going to be a force to be reckoned with in his section of the Twin 125s as well. Edwards is one of the top drivers on the Sprint Cup, and there is no reason to think that he at least can’t contend, especially in this relatively small field that is full of just a ton of drivers that are still just trying to make sure that they qualify for the Great American Race. There is literally nothing for Edwards to lose, and though many might think that he may hold back just a bit, knowing that his spot on the pole is already set for the 500, you might be surprised to see just how strong of a race that he runs on Thursday.

Kevin Harvick (5 to 1 Odds To Win Gatorade Twin 125s at 5Dimes): Harvick is one of the favorites to win the whole enchilada this Sunday, and he has always had a great history of running on this track. Again, there is very little for Harvick to lose and everything for him to gain in his No. 29 Chevy. Last year in the short races at Daytona, he finished seventh in the Bud Shootout and third in his Gatorade Duel Twin 125. He finished 42nd at the 500 because of a wreck, and you can bet that that is a wreck that he is going to want to get out of his mind in a hurry in the first of the Gatorade Twin 125s on Thursday.

Gatorade Twin 125s Race 2 Picks
Joey Logano (18 to 1 Odds To Win Gatorade Twin 125s at 5Dimes): We’ve been talking about this young gun for quite some time, and now that Logano has all of this garbage about who his ride will be for 2012, we know that he is going to be a force that could be reckoned with. We’ve seen what Tony Stewart has been able to do with Joe Gibbs Racing in the past, and we know that this could be the next big driver on the Sprint Cup circuit. Predictability is out the window when we are here at Daytona, even in these Twin 125s (just ask Trevor Bayne about how unpredictable Daytona can be!), and that might leave the door open for Logano to sneak into the winner’s circle with a great showing on Thursday.

Kyle Busch (4 to 1 Odds To Win Gatorade Twin 125s at 5Dimes): We’re still backing the favorite to win this version of the Twin 125s, though. Busch is going to want to come out and make a statement right away to the rest of the field that he is back and is going to be a force not just in the 500, but for this whole season. Busch has the skills to be one of the best drivers on the tour, and he is right in the prime of his career. Last year’s suspension is behind him, and Busch and his #18 M&M’s machine is sure to be right there at the end of the last race on Thursday afternoon.

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November 17th, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Ford 400!

NASCAR Preview: Ford 400
Date: Sunday, November 20th, 3:15 ET
Location: Homestead-Miami Speedway, Homestead, FL
Television Coverage: ESPN

Carl Edwards (5 to 1 Odds To Win Ford 400 at JustBet): Right now, Edwards holds the slim lead in the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings, but he knows that even second place might make him second best on the day if “Smoke” takes the checkered flag at Homestead. To Edwards’ credit, in virtually every race in the Chase, he has led at least one lap, and in virtually every race, he has been right there in the final discussion going into the last turns. With a tad more luck, this Chase could have already been put away. That being said, the No. 99 started off the season as the best car, and it opened up a huge lead in the points standings with consistent finishes. There weren’t many wins (just one, in fact), but Edwards always seemed to get the job done. By hook or by crook, this could be his day for glory all the way around.

Tony Stewart (5 to 1 Odds To Win Ford 400 at JustBet): And then there’s “Smoke,” who just won’t go away. He’s more or less the “bad boy” in this competition, but he has the results to back it up. With a win here at Homestead, something that hasn’t happened for him since the first two years that the track was open in 1999 and 2000, Stewart would have won half of the races in the Chase for the Championship. Not even Jimmie Johnson, who will be giving up his title after five consecutive years on top once this race is over, was able to say that at any point. Stewart definitely has the hot hand if you believe in that type of mojo, and 5 to 1 seems to be a generous price on the driver that has been “smoking” the rest of the field of late.

Jimmie Johnson (11 to 1 Odds To Win Ford 400 at JustBet): JJ isn’t going to win the Sprint Cup again this year, and he is probably going to finish right on the cusp of the Top 5. It has been a frustrating Chase to say the least for the No. 48 Lowes Chevy, even though there is one win at the Hollywood Casino 400 to show for his work to go with two second place finishes. Johnson is used to celebrating on this track, and though he won’t be awarded the ultimate prize in NASCAR, a bubbly bath after taking the checkered flag in the final race of the year would be a respectable consolation for the time being.

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October 27th, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the TUMS Fast Relief 500!

NASCAR Preview: TUMS Fast Relief 500
Date: Sunday, October 30th, 1:43 ET
Location: Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway, VA
Television Coverage: ESPN

Denny Hamlin (6 to 1 Odds To Win Martinsville 500 at JustBet): We’re going to go with a heck of a lot of chalk this week, as we tend to think on these short tracks, that there are a few drivers that have a real advantage. Hamlin is one of the favorites of the bunch, and for good reason. He broke the hex of Hendrick Motorsports in this race (though we’ll talk plenty about Hendrick in a minute), winning in 2009 and 2010. Hamlin knows that this is his last stand to try to get back in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, and even then, he is probably finished. Closing 84 points on Carl Edwards in just four races really just isn’t going to happen.

Jimmie Johnson (6 to 1 Odds To Win Martinsville 500 at JustBet): Speaking of Hendrick Motorsports… Johnson had won three of these races in a row before losing out in each of the last two seasons. We keep waiting for him to turn on the jets and to get back in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, but we just don’t know if this horse has a kick coming at the wire or not. He is probably four Top 5 finishes away from even remotely having a chance of getting the job done, as he is 50 points back and is losing ground quickly. JJ also has six drivers that he has to hop. Still, we’re not counting Johnson out until the fat lady sings after winning five straight titles, so we’ll back him in this one at Martinsville.

Jeff Gordon (7 to 1 Odds To Win Martinsville 500 at JustBet): And then there’s the Rainbow Warrior… Gordon has won this race four times in the past himself, though it has been quite a few years since the No. 24 DuPont Chevy has made it to Victory Lane. Gordon has had a frustrating Chase for the Sprint Cup, and he is right there with Hamlin at the back of the Chase. However, he has the ability to at least add a smile to the faces of his fans even though he has clearly played second fiddle to Johnson on his own team for all these years. Gordon has had all sorts of short track success over the years, and he could add another ‘W’ to his mantle this week at Martinsville.

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October 21st, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Good Sam Club 500!

NASCAR Preview: Good Sam Club 500
Date: Sunday, October 23rd, 2:14 ET
Location: Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega, AL
Television Coverage: ESPN

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. (10 to 1 Odds To Win Good Sam Club 500 at JustBet): Betting on Little E is always a bit faux pas, as he always seems to look good on paper, yet he never actually wins the race. Yet here we are again, backing a driver who clearly isn’t amongst the Top 15 drivers in the sport right now in a spot where he looks tremendous on paper. The Earnhardt family has dominated here at Talladega. This was the last spot where Junior’s dad won a race, the 2000 fall race at Talladega, and father and son won this race a whopping 10 times between them, including four straight from 1999 to 2002. We hate the fact that Little E is amongst the favorites, but we really don’t have all that much confidence in many of the drivers in the Chase right now to get the job done on this track, so we’ll take our stab here and hope that the losing streak for Earnhardt, Jr. will end.

Carl Edwards (15 to 1 Odds To Win Good Sam Club 500 at JustBet): Why shouldn’t we back Edwards on a weekly basis at these types of odds? Though he had an iffy stretch at the start of the season, Edwards has really been back on his game over these past few races. He has eight straight Top 10s and three straight Top 5s, and there is he is really due to take the checkered flag at one of these races. We know that the No. 99 tends to keep himself out of trouble, which is crucial at a track like Talladega, and if “the big one” claims some of the top drivers as we expect that it could, Edwards might be right there to pick up the pieces and to go to Victory Lane to extend his lead in the Chase for the Sprint Cup.

Juan Pablo Montoya (25 to 1 Odds To Win Good Sam Club 500 at JustBet): Do we really like Montoya in this race? Of course not. He’s 19th in points, he hasn’t finished better than 9th since August 15th,and he hasn’t finished between than 7th in a race since April 3rd. However, what better way to pay tribute to the departed Dan Wheldon than to watch a man who raced against him for years take the checkered flag in the NASCAR race the very next weekend? Take a flier on Montoya, if for no other reason, to say that you made the sentimental pick in the race for the weekend.

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September 30th, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the AAA 400!

NASCAR Preview: AAA 400
Date: Sunday, October 2nd, 2:14 ET
Location: Dover International Speedway, Dover, DE
Television Coverage: ESPN

Jimmie Johnson (6 to 1 Odds To Win AAA 400 at Bet Guardian): And why not? This is right around the time of year that the five-time champ decides that he is going to wake up and take the field by storm to win the Sprint Cup. Johnson already has six wins here at Dover, including four in the fall race, two of which have come in back to back years. There aren’t many drivers that can stop the No. 48 when he gets going, and we are a bit surprised that he isn’t a significantly greater favorite in this race, knowing that this is a track he has dominated throughout the years.

Carl Edwards (7 to 1 Odds To Win AAA 400 at Bet Guardian): There has been a lot of talk about this being Tony Stewart’s year, but it seems to have been forgotten that Edwards is the man that really looked to be poised for Sprint Cup success this year. This is more or less the forgotten driver in the Chase for the Championship, but this is the only man that has a better average finish here at Dover than Johnson does. Edwards has finished in the Top 11 in every race at Dover since 2006, including posting one win here in the fall race.

Ryan Newman (30 to 1 Odds To Win AAA 400 at Bet Guardian): Newman is a driver that is consistently being forgotten in the Chase for the Sprint Cup this year, and we just don’t know why. Of the 12 drivers in the Chase, only three have more than two wins here at Dover. Johnson is one. The ageless Jeff Gordon is another. And then there’s Ryan Newman, who has three checkered flags on this course. That being said, he also has an average finishing position of 10.9, which is almost a spot and a half better than Gordon and only a spot and a half behind Johnson. A great price on an underrated driver.

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September 23rd, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Sylvania 300!

NASCAR Preview: Sylvania 300
Date: Sunday, September 25th, 2:14 ET
Location: New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH
Television Coverage: ESPN

Jeff Gordon (7 to 1 Odds To Win Sylvania 300 at Bet Guardian): We’re going to party like it’s 1998 if Gordon can take the checkered flag in this race. After all, that was the last time that he won here at Loudon in the Sylvania 300. The Rainbow Warrior won the first two editions of this race, and he has been competitive at times ever since, though he hasn’t won in that time. Still, the No. 24 has its best chance to win a title in almost a decade, and you know with the finish line in sight, there is no one that is going to stop Gordon from being a force in this year’s Chase for the Sprint Cup.

Carl Edwards (12 to 1 Odds To Win Sylvania 300 at Bet Guardian): Though not a track that he has run particularly well at in the past, this is still a really nice price on a solid driver. Edwards knows that he has a lot of work to do to be able to make his postseason one of note, but we know that he has the goods to do it. The No. 99 hasn’t really run all that well for the past few months, but Roush Racing is committed to making him a winner. Will it happen at Loudon? If it does, we know that Edwards will be a force in the Chase.

Greg Biffle (35 to 1 Odds To Win Sylvania 300 at Bet Guardian): Biffle’s had a rough year and isn’t in on the Chase for the Sprint Cup, but he might be able to be a surprising candidate here for a winner at Loudon. Call it a gut shot. Biffle does have one win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in his career, and he also has four Top 5s and six Top 10s in 18 races at this track.

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September 16th, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the GEICO 400!

NASCAR Preview: GEICO 400
Date: Sunday, September 18th, 2:14 ET
Location: Chicagoland Speedway, Chicago, IL
Television Coverage: ABC

Jimmie Johnson (8 to 1 Odds To Win GEICO 400 at Bet Guardian): It’s that time of year for Johnson, and he is clearly and deservedly one of the favorites to win the Sprint Cup, and now that the Chase for the Sprint Cup has started, the No. 48 is going to be at or near the front of the field virtually every single week. Chicagoland hasn’t been the nicest track in the world to Johnson in his career, but he does know what it’s like to taste Victory Lane in the Windy City. Still, we have to think that his build up momentum from the end of the regular season will carry over, and he’ll be in the discussion when the checkered flag flies.

Brad Keselowski (14 to 1 Odds To Win GEICO 400 at Bet Guardian): Getting tired of seeing us back Keselowski? We fully expect to see his name turn up on the short list of potential winners of races throughout the Chase for the Sprint Cup now that he has earned his spot in the field, and we just know that at some point, he’s going to find that coveted ‘W’ to make a statement to the rest of the field. The Jet Ski has been better than every other driver in the field since July 31st, and he hasn’t finished worse than 12th in any race since that point. If he can keep that up, the NASCAR odds on him will just continue to drop. Get in while the prices are still relatively sharp.

Ryan Newman (35 to 1 Odds To Win GEICO 400 at Bet Guardian): So let’s get this straight. Newman relatively comfortably got into the Chase for the Sprint Cup by being a Top 10 driver, and he was that way for most of the year. Sure, he only won one race, but he had 13 Top 5s, the same number as Kevin Harvick and more than Keselowski, Denny Hamlin, and Tony Stewart. Of all of the drivers in the Chase, only five have ever won at Chicagoland, and Newman happen to be one of them. So why is this driver 35 to 1 to take down the checkered flag once again this week? We don’t truly believe that the No. 39 will be in Victory Lane when it’s said and done, but he has to have better than a 1 in 35 shot of getting the job done!

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September 8th, 2011 By Andrew Ryan

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NASCAR picks are our specialty here at Cappers Info, and we’re set to bring you the best on the track this week for the Wonderful Pistachios 400!

NASCAR Preview: Wonderful Pistachios 400
Date: Saturday, September 10th, 7:43 ET
Location: Richmond International Speedway, Richmond, VA
Television Coverage: ABC

Kyle Busch (3.50 to 1 Odds To Win Wonderful Pistachios 400 at Bet Guardian): Any time that you get to a short track on the schedule, you know that Busch is going to be one of the favorites on the NASCAR odds. Busch has eight wins already in his young career on short tracks, and he has historically run very, very well at these. On top of that, he’s second in the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings, and but he is going to go into the Chase for the Sprint Cup with the lead because of the number of wins that he has. He’s the leader right now with four, and only Brad Keselowski can catch him.

Denny Hamlin (5 to 1 Odds To Win Wonderful Pistachios 400 at Bet Guardian): You aren’t going to find a driver that needs this race with a reasonable shot to win more than Hamlin. The only drivers that haven’t locked up their spots in the playoffs yet are Dale Earnhardt Jr., Tony Stewart, and Hamlin, but the former two can get into the postseason with reasonable finishes or a lousy run by the aforementioned Keselowski. Hamlin is likely out of the playoffs if any of the following win this race regardless of how well he runs… AJ Allmendinger, Clint Bowyer, Paul Menard, Marcos Ambrose, or David Ragan. It’s not like Hamlin hasn’t run well here at Richmond, though. After all, he is the two time defending champion of this race.

AJ Allmendinger (40 to 1 Odds To Win Wonderful Pistachios 400 at Bet Guardian): Keselowski has already proven that he belongs with the big boys in the playoffs. Now it’s time for Allmendinger to do the same. He’s been consistent over these last four races, finishing no worse than 12th, but he’s still searching for that elusive first victory. He hasn’t run well historically on short tracks, but we have a good feeling about him this week. The right combination of notable events could still reasonably put Allmendinger in the Chase without a victory, but he and several other drivers basically know that it’s win or bust on Saturday. We’ll take our chances with the youngster.

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