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Winner | Odds |
John H. Nemechek | +225 BET NOW |
Austin Hill | +500 BET NOW |
Sheldon Creed | +550 BET NOW |
Zane Smith | +700 BET NOW |
Ben Rhodes | +850 BET NOW |
Grant Enfinger | +1100 BET NOW |
Matt Crafton | +1400 BET NOW |
Corey Heim | +1800 BET NOW |
Chandler Smith | +2000 BET NOW |
Stewart Friesen | +2200 BET NOW |
Johnny Sauter | +2200 BET NOW |
Todd Gilliland | +2500 BET NOW |
Ryan Reed | +3000 BET NOW |
Tyler Ankrum | +5000 BET NOW |
Derek Kraus | +5000 BET NOW |
Any Other Driver | +5000 BET NOW |
David Gilliland | +6000 BET NOW |
Parker Kligerman | +6600 BET NOW |
After a nine-year hiatus, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returned to Darlington Raceway last year, with Ben Rhodes taking the checkered flag at the historic track.
Understandably, given the gap between races, Rhodes is the only former Darlington winner in the field for Friday night’s LiftKits4Less.com 200, the eighth race on the Truck Series schedule.
Friday’s event is scheduled for 147 laps (200.1 miles) at the 1.366-mile track, with stage breaks planned after 45 and 90 laps.
LiftKits4Less.com 200 Information | |
Race | LiftKits4Less.com 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race |
Location | Darlington Raceway |
Time | Friday, May 7, 7:30 p.m. ET |
How to Watch | FS1 |
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Kyle Busch Motorsports has won the last five NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races, with owner/driver Kyle Busch and John Hunter Nemechek accounting for two victories each.
Ben Rhodes picked up wins in the first two events of the season. Added to the KBM victory total, Toyota drivers have won all seven races thus far in 2021.
With Busch sitting out the Darlington race, Nemechek is the clear favorite at +225, according to the sportsbook at BetMGM
But you can’t ignore Rhodes, who is the fifth choice at BetMGM at +850, despite his win at Darlington last year. This is a value bet you can’t ignore.
It’s a small sample, and most of the data is at least a decade old, but historically, starting position in Truck Series races at Darlington is an excellent predictor of the finish.
Only once in eight Truck races at The Lady in Black has the eventual winner started outside the top 10—and that was a victory from 14th by Bobby Hamilton back in 2003.
Since then, Darlington winners have started fourth, eighth, second, and fifth—the spot from which Ben Rhodes won last year.
John Hunter Nemechek starts from the pole on Friday night, and that argues for a bet on the driver of the No. 4 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota.
But Rhodes starts fourth, well within the potential winning zone, and a bet on the ThorSport driver makes a lot more sense, given the disparity in price.
Hailie Deegan is not just a novelty, a rare female driver in the male-dominated world of auto racing.
No, Deegan is a bona fide talent who posted three victories in 28 starts in the developmental NASCAR K&N Pro Series West.
After starting her rookie season in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series with finishes of 24th, 28th, and 28th, the 19-year-old from Temecula, California, has improved her results each week.
She ran 21st at Atlanta, 19th on the Bristol dirt track, 17th at Richmond and 13th last Saturday at Kansas, earning a 10th-place starting spot at Darlington.
If you’d like to make a wager on Deegan, however, you’ll have to place a field bet, ranging from +5000 at most outlets to +6000 on bet365.
Unquestionably, you’re better off waiting for Deegan to be offered individually at much longer odds.
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Award-winning motorsports writer Reid Spencer has served as lead writer for the NASCAR Wire Service for 16 years, having also spent a four-year stint as NASCAR columnist and beat writer for Sporting News. He is currently serving as president of the National Motorsports Press Association. Email: [email protected]
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