NASCAR Pennzoil 400 Betting Odds, Expert Picks & Predictions

Kyle Larson's a clear favorite for the Pennzoil 400 in Las Vegas — see if he can continue his dominance on this track, or if one of the underdogs can spring an upset for Sunday's NASCAR event.

Who needs the Super Bowl?

This weekend's NASCAR Cup Series odds unfold in the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, only a few weeks after the biggest event in sports graced the city with its presence. 

Kyle Larson's heavily favored heading into this race, and he'll look to rebound after a disappointing 32nd at Atlanta last week. Can he outrun the field?

This is certainly setting up to be a race of haves and have-nots, with a clearly defined tier of contenders. See how the Pennzoil 400 odds shake out, and check back later this week for our best NASCAR betting picks.

Odds to win 2024 Pennzoil 400

Odds as of February 27, 2024.

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Pennzoil 400 field

Kyle Larson sees himself as a clear favorite this weekend, twice as likely to win the Pennzoil 400 as the next-closest contender. It makes sense — Larson's arguably been the most consistent driver in the Cup Series on standard tracks over the past few seasons, and has been nothing short of dominant at Vegas. Aside from wrecking out in 35th in the fall of '22, he's won two of five races here, finishing 2-2-10 in the other three. That's nothing to trifle with. 

A tier below Larson, we find a predictable glut of NASCAR household names: William Byron, defending Pennzoil 400 champ, who started this season hot by winning the Daytona 500. Denny Hamlin, a consummate veteran and 2021 Vegas winner. Defending Cup champion Ryan Blaney, coming off a runner-up finish last weekend. And up-and-comer Christopher Bell, who enjoyed finishes of fifth and second at Vegas during his breakout 2023 season.

With Larson a shorter-than-normal favorite, several other drivers priced better than 10:1, and a crowded third tier just north of +1,000, we'd expect to see a fairly steep dropoff down the board. However, there's a particularly drastic split in the Pennzoil 400 odds, with a huge plummet after Erik Jones just about halfway down the field. 

There's only a very thin tier of moderate longshots separating the clear favorites from the extreme long-shots, a somewhat abnormal distribution for NASCAR odds, so be sure to check back later this week and see how our best bets want to attack the field. 

Pennzoil 400 expert picks and predictions

Stay tuned for full race analysis and best bets — coming later this week!

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Larson looks to continue his dominance at Vegas with a third win here in four seasons. Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski are also two-time champs among the viable winners.

How to make Pennzoil 400 picks

NASCAR betting is a nuanced process that can take any number of factors into account, and spans several different types of bets. Fortunately, our How to Bet NASCAR guide walks you through the basics, including how to read odds, different markets that are available, and what to consider when making your bets. 

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