Through the Gears: NASCAR Betting Odds for Las Vegas Chase Race
Oct 3, 2026 · 15 min · 12 segments
Which drivers should you wager on at Las Vegas this weekend?
Oct 3, 2026 · 15 min · 12 segments
Which drivers should you wager on at Las Vegas this weekend?
But will the Toyotas be able to bounce back, or will the Chevrolets continue to, to make a statement? Because as we're talking about with Kansas, last week was a statement.
Um, that was a vintage Kyle Larson performance as he led most of that race, and he was able to fend off Chase Briscoe.
And, well, Chase Briscoe passed him, and then Larson was able to get back around him.
But, um, but a lot of different, differing, um, storylines from that, end of that Kansas race.
'Cause not only do you have, um, Ham- um, Ham- well, Hamlin may have top five, but not only do you have Larson getting that win and, and Briscoe fading, but you also had Austin Cindric running second.
Uh, and if you didn't have a sy- uh, if you remember correctly, he took Blaney's pit crew.
So if Cindric had his pit crew from the regular season, maybe he would've won that race, uh, 'cause pit, the pit road, uh, struggles may have cost him that win there.
Um, but Kyle Larson was able to win that race after leading a lot, a lot of laps.
You always expect him to run in contention as long as he doesn't take himself out with a wreck.
Um, and then he goes out and wins Kansas, so that's two out of three, finished second at Bristol.
Uh, that's why he's the points leader, and we'll see if he can carry that through this week.
So, going on to Las Vegas, and you look at the spring race, Kyle Larson finished seventh, and he led a, he led 62 laps during that race, and he finished second in both stages.
Other guys that, that showed out during that spring race, obviously Hamlin, he won the race.
Um, obviously it's different with the 48 car because, uh, Bowman didn't run the, the, the spring was...
But will the Toyotas be able to bounce back, or will the Chevrolets continue to, to make a statement? Because as we're talking about with Kansas, last week was a statement.
Um, that was a vintage Kyle Larson performance as he led most of that race, and he was able to fend off Chase Briscoe.
And, well, Chase Briscoe passed him, and then Larson was able to get back around him.
But, um, but a lot of different, differing, um, storylines from that, end of that Kansas race.
'Cause not only do you have, um, Ham- um, Ham- well, Hamlin may have top five, but not only do you have Larson getting that win and, and Briscoe fading, but you also had Austin Cindric running second.
Uh, and if you didn't have a sy- uh, if you remember correctly, he took Blaney's pit crew.
So if Cindric had his pit crew from the regular season, maybe he would've won that race, uh, 'cause pit, the pit road, uh, struggles may have cost him that win there.
Um, but Kyle Larson was able to win that race after leading a lot, a lot of laps.
You always expect him to run in contention as long as he doesn't take himself out with a wreck.
Um, and then he goes out and wins Kansas, so that's two out of three, finished second at Bristol.
Uh, that's why he's the points leader, and we'll see if he can carry that through this week.
So, going on to Las Vegas, and you look at the spring race, Kyle Larson finished seventh, and he led a, he led 62 laps during that race, and he finished second in both stages.
Other guys that, that showed out during that spring race, obviously Hamlin, he won the race.
Um, obviously it's different with the 48 car because, uh, Bowman didn't run the, the, the spring was...
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