Betting on NASCAR Next Race
NASCAR Bank of America 400
- Date: October 11, 2026. 15:00 ET
- Track: Charlotte Motor Speedway. North Carolina, USA.
The NASCAR Cup Series playoffs have begun, and NASCAR odds are available at BetUS for all the drivers who drove their way into the postseason. Rev your engines because the 2026 NASCAR season is winding down, but there is still time to bet on the remaining races and, of course, the season championship winner.
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Bank of America 400 Odds
| Number/Drive |
Team |
Manufacturer |
Odds |
| #5 / Kyle Larson |
Hendrick Motorsports |
Chevrolet |
+450 |
| #11 / Denny Hamlin |
Joe Gibbs Racing |
Toyota |
+500 |
| #20 / Christopher Bell |
Joe Gibbs Racing |
Toyota |
+525 |
| #18 / Chase Briscoe |
Joe Gibbs Racing |
Toyota |
+475 |
| #45 / Tyler Reddick |
23XI Racing |
Toyota |
+800 |
Don’t forget to check out other motorsports betting from other categories.
Betting on NASCAR Is Easy
Millions of NASCAR fans watch each race throughout the season with breathless anticipation, but a growing number of those viewers bet on NASCAR online, and it couldn’t be easier. BetUS has an entire section of its site dedicated to NASCAR, allowing our customers to bet on a driver to land in the top 3, top 5, and top 10 of each race. There are also head-to-head matchups as well as odds on the winner of each race.
Each driver is assigned accompanying moneyline odds, with lower odds on the favorites and higher odds on the long shots. Denny Hamlin has been one of NASCAR’s brightest stars this season, and we often see the 45-year-old veteran installed as one of the betting favorites.
On our NASCAR menu, you may see Hamlin as a +350 favorite to win the race, which means a $100 wager will profit $350 and yield a total return of $450 if he crosses the checkered flag first. Naturally, our customers can bet more or less than $100. For example, a $10 wager on Hamlin will profit $35 for a return of $45. It’s really that easy.
Breaking the Old Rules
New NASCAR rules for this year include the elimination of the old “win, and you’re in” format for the 2026 season, which means there will be no automatic playoff berths for winners of any Series Cup race. The merit system is back and will reward drivers for points accrued during the season.
The top 16 drivers will be included in “The Chase” which consists of the final 10 races, with winners getting 55 points, increased from the usual 40, during this span. This modification was implemented to reward consistency and aggression throughout the season, which is likely to increase the level of competition.
Moreover, for tracks under 1.5 miles and road courses, the horsepower of the engines will increase from 670 to 750. Look for Chevrolet and other manufacturers to debut newer, more streamlined bodies, while testing procedures will also be overhauled. In addition, a new safety precaution, the A-post flap, has been mandated to prevent rollovers.
The Chase Is On
Only 16 drivers gain entry into the postseason based on their accrued regular season points. There are 10 playoff races, referred to as The Chase, in which points are tabulated after each event. The driver who has the most points at the end of the 10 races wins the title and will hoist the Bill France Cup at the finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 2nd.
In addition to odds on each race, NASCAR championship odds are also available for all the drivers waiting to be crowned champion.
The championship is still anyone’s to win, but the oddsmakers are singling out five drivers as having the best chance to take home the hardware. Although these odds can change, and they will, the top 5 drivers are Denny Hamlin (+500), Kyle Larson (+500), , Christopher Bell (+650), Ryan Blaney (+550), and Tyler Reddick.
However, 11 other drivers are vying for the title, and their odds are also available at BetUS for anyone who has a hunch and wants to wager on a dark horse to claim the Bill France Cup when the final checkered flag is flown on November 2nd.
