NASCAR Ally 400: Betting lines for the entire field to win at Nashville

After a wet and wild event for the NASCAR Cup Series in Loudon, the campaign moves forward to Nashville Superspeedway for the Ally 400 on Sunday.

It’s the fourth time since 2021 that the Cup Series will return to Nashville. Kyle Larson won the first race in 2021, with Chase Elliott finding Victory Lane in 2022 and Ross Chastain last season. All in all, it’s been a popular addition to the schedule, and a race where each driving will be pining for the win.

Chastain needs a win to lock himself into the Cup Series’ playoffs, but so does a bevy of other wheelmen, including Joey Logano, Bubba Wallace and Kyle Busch. As you can tell, there’s a myriad of drivers who could find Victory Lane in Nashville, so here are the full betting line for the Ally 400, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

Kyle Larson (+500)

Kyle Larson made it interesting in Loudon, but he wasn’t able to get to and pass Christopher Bell for the win. Still, the No. 5 had a great day at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, coming home with a P4 finish, and staying atop the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings.

Nashville has been one of Larson’s best tracks in the Cup Series. He won NASCAR’s return to the area in 2021, and he hasn’t finished below P5 in three tries at the track. It should be a solid afternoon for the No. 5.

Denny Hamlin (+550)

Denny Hamlin looked primed to contend for the win before the rain came in Loudon, but the No. 11 couldn’t get going on wet weather tires. The Joe Gibbs Racing veteran ended up finishing P24 on the afternoon, far from what we’ve come to expect from Hamlin.

Over the course of his time at Nashville, Hamlin has steadily improved each time out. He finished P21 in 2021, but he’s finished P6 and P3 in his latest attempts, so perhaps he can ascend to Victory Lane this time around.

Christopher Bell (+700)

Christopher Bell dominated the entire weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. He first won the Xfinity Series race on Saturday afternoon, and then he captured the win in the Cup Series race on wet weather tires, breaking out the broom in Victory Lane.

Moving forward, Bell has never finished outside of the top ten in Nashville. Could he become the first driver to win four races in 2024? As his star continues to turn, it might not be a surprise at this point if he’s able to.

Ross Chastain (+750)

Ross Chastain had an eventful afternoon in Loudon. He was running well late in the race before he spun, bringing out the caution. However, he was able to rebound quite nicely, and the No. 1 finished P10 on the afternoon.

Whatever it is Chastain has figured out at Nashville has helped him immensely over the last three seasons. He’s never finished below P5 at the track, and he’s the defending winner after capturing a victory there last season.

Chase Elliott (+850)

It’s been a phenomenal season for Chase Elliott, but he had some tough luck in New Hampshire. The Hendrick Motorsports star ended up finishing P18 on the afternoon, not what he would’ve liked after the resuming of the USA Today 301.

During NASCAR’s first trip to Nashville in 2021, Elliott did about as bad as you could, coming home P39. However, he rectified that with a win in 2022, so the No. 9 will be hoping to get his second win at the track, and his second win of 2024 on Sunday.

William Byron (+950)

William Byron’s taken a bit of a hit over the last couple of weeks, aside from his performance at Iowa Speedway. He couldn’t get going after the race resumed on wet weather tires, and Byron ended up finishing P26 in Loudon.

Nashville has been a mixed bag for Byron since 2021. He has a P3 and a P6 finish, but sandwiched in-between is a P35 in 2022. Perhaps he’ll be able to remind the NASCAR world why he’s a top contender this weekend with a win on Sunday.

Martin Truex Jr. (+950)

It was a whirlwind afternoon for Martin Truex Jr. at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. He entered as one of the favorites to win, and while he wasn’t able to get back-to-back victories in Loudon, he still was able to leave satisfied with a top ten finish in P9.

During NASCAR’s first two trips to Nashville, Truex Jr. had some tough luck, finishing P22 in 2021 and 2022. However, he was the runner-up last season, so there’s some precedent for the No. 19 to have a good weekend this time around.

Tyler Reddick (+1000)

Tyler Reddick was certainly one of the drivers hoping the red flag ended the race in New Hampshire. He was atop the leaderboard when it came out, but it wasn’t meant to be. Still, there’s no crying from the No. 45, as Reddick finished P6 on the afternoon.

While Reddick has become a threat to win week-in and week-out, he’s never been really good at Nashville. In three attempts, Reddick hasn’t finished above P18, and he came home P30 last season. The No. 45 will be hoping for a little more luck in 2024.

Ryan Blaney (+1200)

Some believed Ryan Blaney was going to be able to follow his win at Iowa with a victory in New Hampshire. However, it wasn’t meant to be for the reigning champion, as Blaney finished P25 in Loudon on Sunday.

In a word, Blaney’s performance at Nashville in the past has been ugly. Yes, he does have a P3 finish in 2022, but he also has finishes of P37 and P36 during his other attempts. Maybe the reigning champion will have some better luck on Sunday.

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As you can see, the Ally 400 is shaping up to be a hotly-contested event when the Cup Series returns to Nashville this weekend. Whoever gets the win will surely be ready to celebrate all over the town, as it’s certainly not a bad spot to win a race and have some fun afterwards, that’s for sure.

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