2011 STP 400 Betting Odds Breakdown – Who to Bet On and How to Win Money on the STP 400: It has been a wild year already, and last weekend’s last lap pass for the win by Kevin Harvick only continued the madness. There has never been a better year to bet on longshots with first time winners and big names winning at tracks where they normally struggle. Craziness has been a part of Kansas ever since it joined the Cup Series schedule, but until this weekend, it has been confined to the fall. The first spring race at the track is on tap this weekend, and anything can happen.
At 16/1 odds, Jeff Gordon is clearly in the conversation of potential winners this weekend. That being said, he deserves a little more credit. After all, he is a two-time winner at Kansas, and his 8.5 average finish is the second best in the series. Not to mention the fact that he has finished in the top five in his last four starts at the track.
He has been on the doorstep of a breakthrough at the 1.5-mile tracks this season, and Marcos Ambrose continues to inch closer and closer to his first career win. He is only getting 55/1 odds to win this weekend, which means a hefty payout for bettors if Ambrose finally closes the deal this weekend.
If Ambrose is close to breaking through, than David Ragan is a win waiting to happen. He is coming off a second-place finish at Charlotte, and his mastery of the 1.5-mile tracks is a growing trend. Armed with Roush Fenway Racing power, Ragan is performing at the highest level of his career. The next step is a win, and bettors will want to get in on his 35/1 odds in case it happens this weekend.
The normally reliable Kyle Busch tops the list of drivers that are overrated this weekend. At 8/1 odds, bettors are being misled to thinking he is among the favorites to win the race. However, he has never finished in the top five at Kansas and has just a single top 10 in seven starts. Busch just doesn’t run well at this track.
Coming off a near win at Charlotte, Dale Earnhardt Jr. finds himself with 20/1 odds to win this weekend. However, his career numbers at Kansas don’t exactly inspire confidence. Junior has yet to record a top-five finish at the track, and he has a 19.1 average finish in 10 career starts.
Kasey Kahne usually runs well at 1.5-mile tracks, and he has been running well the last month of the season. However, bettors will want to think twice before jumping on his 20/1 odds to win this weekend. Kahne has had a lot of bad luck at Kansas, and he has yet to finish in the top five. He has just two top-10 finishes in seven starts at the track, along with a 19.6 average finish.
The longshot of the week could be Paul Menard. Coming off an eighth-place finish at Kansas last season, he has 80/1 odds entering this weekend’s race. Menard has been a stud at the 1.5-mile tracks for more than a year now, and it is only a matter of time before the pieces fall in place for his first career win. With the enormous potential payout, it is worth throwing some money his way this weekend.
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